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Bitunix vs TxFlow: which costs less after the rebate?

One answer at every volume:

  • Bitunix logoAt every volume: Bitunix is cheaper · $300 vs $428 at $1M
Cheaper at every volumeBitunix logo
Bitunix No KYC
40% back · fee 0.06%
$300
net cost at $1M / month
VS
Never the cheaper oneTxFlow logo
TxFlow DEX No KYC Points
5% back · fee 0.045%
$428
net cost at $1M / month
Your monthly volume$1M
$100K$1M$10M$100M$1B
Bitunix logoBitunix code · 40% back
Rakebk40
Get 40% on Bitunix
TxFlow logoTxFlow code · 5% back
TXTELLEZ
Get 5% on TxFlow
Cheaper at every volume
Bitunix logoBitunix
saves $128 a month at $1M
Cheaper at no volume
TxFlow logoTxFlow
never the cheaper one from $100K to $1B
Fee after rebate at $1M
Bitunix logoBitunix0.0300%
TxFlow logoTxFlow0.0427%
Saving at $1M
$128
a month on Bitunix · $1,530 a year

What every $1M you trade costs, after the rebate

The more you trade, the cheaper each exchange's fee tier gets. Where the lines cross, the cheaper exchange changes. Hover to price any volume.

Bitunix logoBitunixTxFlow logoTxFlow
$0$100$200$300$400$500Bitunix cheaper $100K$1M$10M$100M$1B

What you actually pay each month

Trading fees minus the rebate, at five monthly volumes. Green is the cheaper one.

Volume / month
Bitunix logoBitunix net
TxFlow logoTxFlow net
Difference
$100K
$36
$43
Bitunix saves $7
$1M
$300
$428
Bitunix saves $128
$10M
$2,400
$4,275
Bitunix saves $1,875
$50M
$10,500
$19,000
Bitunix saves $8,500
$500M
$78,000
$142,500
Bitunix saves $64,500

Which one is for you

Bitunix logoChoose Bitunix if

  • It costs you less after the rebate at every volume

TxFlow logoChoose TxFlow if

  • You want the lower fee from your very first trade: 0.045% vs 0.06%

Side by side

Bitunix logoBitunix
TxFlow logoTxFlow
Rebate
40%
5%
Entry taker fee
0.06%
0.045%
Fee after rebate
0.0360%
0.0427%
Net cost at $1M
$300
$428
Markets
Perpetuals, Spot
Perpetuals, Spot
Payout
Auto, usually 24h
Instant, as a fee discount
Code
Rakebk40
TXTELLEZ
KYC (ID verification)
Not required
Not required
Bitunix logo
Bitunix
  • Bitunix pays the same 40% on futures fees and on spot fees.
TxFlow logo
TxFlow
  • TxFlow is an on-chain perp DEX: log in with email or a wallet and deposit USDC, no ID check.
  • The Code takes 5% off your perp and spot fees, at the fill, on your first $25M of combined volume.
  • Tiers use 14 day volume (perps plus spot together), scaled here to a monthly equivalent.
  • A points program is live; points have often been followed by a token airdrop, but nothing is confirmed.
  • New users may need an access code from TxFlow's Discord.

The two fee ladders

The evidence behind every figure above, as each exchange publishes it.

Bitunix logoBitunix · Derivatives

Tier
30-day volume
Maker
Taker
VIP 0
$0
0.02%
0.06%
VIP 1
$1,000,000
0.02%
0.05%
VIP 2
$5,000,000
0.016%
0.05%
VIP 3
$8,000,000
0.014%
0.04%
VIP 4
$20,000,000
0.012%
0.0375%
VIP 5
$50,000,000
0.01%
0.035%
VIP 6
$100,000,000
0.008%
0.0315%
VIP 7
$200,000,000
0.006%
0.03%
VIP 8
$500,000,000
0%
0.026%

TxFlow logoTxFlow · Derivatives

Tier
30-day volume
Maker
Taker
VIP 0
$0
0.015%
0.045%
VIP 1
$10,714,286
0.012%
0.04%
VIP 2
$53,571,429
0.008%
0.035%
VIP 3
$214,285,714
0.004%
0.03%
VIP 4
$1,071,428,571
0%
0.028%
VIP 5
$2,142,857,143
0%
0.026%
VIP 6
$4,285,714,286
0%
0.024%

Questions

Which is cheaper, Bitunix or TxFlow?

One answer at every volume:

  • At every volume: Bitunix is cheaper · $300 vs $428 at $1M

Why does the bigger rebate not always win?

A rebate is a share of the fee. A higher fee can hand back more dollars and still cost you more.

  • Bitunix: 40% back on a 0.06% fee → you pay 0.0360%
  • TxFlow: 5% back on a 0.045% fee → you pay 0.0427%
  • What you pay is the fee after the rebate, not the rebate %

Can I use both codes?

Yes.

  • They are separate exchanges, so each account gets its own rebate
  • Open each one through its own Rakebk link or code
  • A code only works on a new account

How are these numbers worked out?

  • Every order counted as a taker
  • At the fee tier your monthly volume reaches on each exchange's published ladder
  • Minus the rebate
  • Both ladders are on this page, read from each exchange's own fee page
  • Updated 19 Oct 2026