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Head-to-head

Bitget vs MEXC

Bitget
76.5/100CompareCEX Score v1
67% verified data coverage
MEXC
75.3/100CompareCEX Score v1
67% verified data coverage

Which is better for beginners?

Bitget scores higher for beginners (76.5 vs 75.3 out of 100).

Based on verified data, Bitget scores higher on the CompareCEX Score at 76.5/100 versus 75.3/100 for MEXC — a 1.2-point gap driven mainly by fees, KYC ease, security track record, and available features. Note: both are custodial platforms that hold your funds until you withdraw, so the security and regulation section below (proof-of-reserves, audits, incident history) matters as much as the fee difference. That doesn't automatically make MEXC a bad choice; it may simply have less verified coverage on one or two criteria. Check the fee table, KYC and country availability, and security section below, since your real costs and access can vary by account tier, region, and verification level.

Side-by-side

Criteria
Bitget
MEXC
Typecexcex
Maker fee0.10%0.00%
Taker fee0.10%0.05%
KYCRequiredRequired
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Fees: what a $1,000 and $10,000 trade actually costs

Criteria
Bitget
MEXC
Maker fee0.10%0.00%
Taker fee0.10%0.05%
  • Bitget taker fee (0.10%): a $1,000 trade costs $1.00, and a $10,000 trade costs $10.00 (checked 2026-09-04). source
  • MEXC taker fee (0.05%): a $1,000 trade costs $0.50, and a $10,000 trade costs $5.00 (checked 2026-09-04). source

KYC and availability in the US, UK, Canada, Australia

Bitget KYC: Required. MEXC KYC: Required.

CountryBitgetMEXC
United StatesUnclearUnclear
United KingdomUnclearUnclear
CanadaUnclearUnclear
AustraliaUnclearUnclear

"Unclear" means we have not independently verified this yet — check the exchange's own terms before signing up.

Security and regulation

Not verified in our data yet.

Features: futures, margin, apps

Who should pick Bitget, who should pick MEXC

Pick Bitget if:

  • You mostly trade from a phone — iOS and Android apps are both confirmed.
  • You trade futures and margin, not just spot.

Pick MEXC if:

  • You're cost-sensitive and want the lower fee of the two (see fee table above).
  • You mostly trade from a phone — iOS and Android apps are both confirmed.
  • You trade futures and margin, not just spot.

FAQ

Which is cheaper, Bitget or MEXC?
MEXC has the lower fee on file based on our verified data — see the exact numbers and sources in the fee table above.
Do Bitget and MEXC require KYC?
Bitget requires KYC, and MEXC requires KYC, per our verified data.
Which is safer, Bitget or MEXC?
We don't have verified security data for Bitget or MEXC yet — check the security section above as we add sources.

Crypto assets are volatile and unregulated in many jurisdictions. Not financial advice.