BigONE
Centralized crypto exchange for spot, margin and futures trading that does not accept US citizens or residents.
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BigONE key facts
| Category | Crypto exchange |
|---|---|
| US availability | Not available (User Agreement clause 2.1 excludes US citizens and residents) |
| Trading fees | 0.2% maker / 0.2% taker |
| Simple buy fee | Not verified |
| Debit card purchase | Not verified |
| Coins available (US) | Not verified |
| Staking (US) | Not verified |
| US licenses | Not verified |
| Custody | Custodial |
| Self-custody wallet | Not verified |
What is BigONE?
BigONE is a centralized crypto exchange with spot, margin, futures and earn products. Its User Agreement, clause 2.1, requires users to confirm they are not a US citizen or resident because BigONE is not available in the United States. Spot fees start at 0.2% maker and 0.2% taker at VIP 1.
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BigONE pros and cons
- Spot, margin and futures under one account
- Spot fees fall to 0.06% maker / 0.08% taker at VIP 8
- User Agreement clause 2.1 excludes US citizens and residents
- Entry spot fee 0.2% maker and taker
- No US licenses listed
BigONE FAQ
What is BigONE?
BigONE is a centralized crypto exchange with spot, margin, futures and earn products. Its User Agreement, clause 2.1, requires users to confirm they are not a US citizen or resident because BigONE is not available in the United States. Spot fees start at 0.2% maker and 0.2% taker at VIP 1.
Is BigONE available in the US?
Not available (User Agreement clause 2.1 excludes US citizens and residents), according to BigONE’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
What are BigONE’s trading fees?
At the lowest volume tier: 0.2% maker / 0.2% taker. Higher-volume traders pay less.
Does BigONE hold my crypto?
BigONE is custodial: it holds the keys to your balance. To hold your own keys, withdraw to a self-custody wallet.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: BigONE: official site, BigONE: User Agreement, BigONE: VIP fee rates. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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