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Backpack Fees 2026: Spot, Perpetual & BP Tiers

The full 11-tier schedule, with the three routes to lower fees and the exact EU versus Global scope.

0.08% / 0.10%spot entry maker / taker
0.02% / 0.05%perp entry maker / taker
11 tiersvolume or BP route
Backpack fee tiers for spot and perpetual futures

Backpack fees at a glance

Backpack's published global schedule starts at 0.08% maker / 0.10% taker for spot and 0.02% maker / 0.05% taker for perpetual futures. The highest published tier reaches 0% maker / 0.025% taker on spot and 0% maker / 0.018% taker on perpetuals.

Checked: 11 August 2026. Backpack labels its schedules as subject to change. Funding, spreads, liquidation charges and blockchain withdrawal costs are separate from the maker/taker rates below.

EU versus Global

ScopeSpotPerpetualsRoutes to a tier
GlobalFull 11-tier spot ladderFull 11-tier futures ladderStaked BP, 30-day spot volume or 30-day futures volume; highest route wins
European UnionNo separate EU spot ladder is published; the global spot rates are the reference used hereSeparate EU schedule; rates and volume thresholds currently match GlobalThe EU support page publishes the perpetual volume route. Participant-program eligibility may vary by jurisdiction

The numerical perpetual schedule is currently the same in both scopes, but the legal and product route is not. In the EEA, spot and custody are provided through Backpack's MiCA-authorised Latvian entity, while crypto perpetuals are offered through Trek Labs Europe Ltd under CySEC investment-firm licence 273/15. See the Backpack exchange profile for the entity and licence breakdown.

Full Backpack fee schedule

The global participant schedule combines BP staking and volume gates in one ladder. The European perpetual columns are shown separately because Backpack publishes them on its EU support site; as of the check date, they equal the global futures columns.

TierStaked BPSpot volume 30dFutures volume 30dSpot makerSpot takerPerp makerPerp taker
Tier 10$0$00.08%0.10%0.020%0.050%
Tier 2350$100,000$500,0000.07%0.09%0.019%0.045%
Tier 31,500$500,000$1,000,0000.06%0.08%0.018%0.040%
Tier 43,500$1,000,000$5,000,0000.05%0.07%0.016%0.035%
Tier 515,000$5,000,000$10,000,0000.04%0.06%0.013%0.030%
Tier 630,000$10,000,000$25,000,0000.03%0.05%0.010%0.028%
VIP 150,000$15,000,000$50,000,0000.02%0.045%0.010%0.026%
VIP 2100,000$25,000,000$100,000,0000%0.040%0%0.024%
VIP 3200,000$50,000,000$150,000,0000%0.035%0%0.022%
VIP 4350,000$75,000,000$200,000,0000%0.030%0%0.020%
VIP 5500,000$100,000,000$300,000,0000%0.025%0%0.018%

How the BP and volume routes work

Use the exchange-token calculator to compare the capital required for BP with the fee saving and additional USD-yield benefit.

Maker rebates: what 0% does and does not mean

Backpack's published maker rate falls to 0% from VIP 2 for both spot and perpetuals. The schedule does not show a negative maker fee. In other words: the top published tiers remove the maker fee, but they do not currently pay a maker rebate.

Costs outside the schedule

Official sources and methodology

Primary sources: Backpack Global trading fees, Backpack EU trading fees and the Backpack Participant Program. The figures were checked line by line on 11 August 2026. Jurisdictional eligibility takes precedence over a numerical match between schedules.

Frequently asked questions

What are Backpack's entry-level trading fees?

The published global entry tier is 0.08% maker / 0.10% taker for spot and 0.02% maker / 0.05% taker for perpetual futures.

How do I get lower fees on Backpack?

The global participant schedule assigns the highest tier reached through staked BP, 30-day spot volume or 30-day futures volume. Eligibility can vary by jurisdiction.

Are Backpack EU and Global perpetual fees the same?

As checked on 11 August 2026, the published EU rates and volume thresholds match the perpetual columns in the global schedule.

Does Backpack pay maker rebates?

The current published ladder reduces maker fees to 0% from VIP 2. It does not show a negative maker fee, so the schedule does not currently pay a maker rebate.

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