Reviewed guide | 2026-10-12
Finding your fee tier and per-trade charges inside the OKX app to build a personal cost baseline
The OKX app shows your fee tier, the fee charged on each fill and your withdrawal costs, but on different screens. Learn where to find each one on mobile and how to turn them into a simple monthly cost baseline.
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Many OKX users trade almost entirely on their phone. The app makes placing orders quick, but cost information is spread across several screens: your fee tier sits in one place, the fee for each fill appears in order details, withdrawal costs show up only when you start a withdrawal, and Convert prices include their cost in the quote. Without knowing where to look, mobile users rarely see the full picture. This guide walks through where each piece of fee information lives in the OKX app and how to combine them into a simple monthly baseline that tells you what your trading actually costs, without needing a computer.
Locating your fee tier in the app
Open your profile or account area in the OKX app and look for the fee or VIP level section. It shows the tier currently applied to your account and how the tier is determined. The official fee page explains the general rules, but the in-app screen tells you what applies to you right now. Note the tier and the date in your records, without copying rate figures that may change later.
Reading the fee on each fill
Open the order history, select a filled order and view its details. Each fill shows the price, quantity and fee charged, and often whether it was maker or taker. If one order filled in several parts, each part may show its own fee and role. Checking a few recent orders this way quickly reveals whether your habits, such as frequent market orders, are driving your costs more than you realised.
Withdrawal costs and Convert pricing
Withdrawal fees appear on the withdrawal screen once you select an asset and network, and they differ between networks. Note them when you withdraw rather than relying on old screenshots. Convert does not show a separate fee line because its cost is built into the quoted rate; to measure it, compare the quote with the spot order book price at the same moment. Both belong in a complete baseline.
A simple monthly baseline from your phone
At the end of each month, export or review your trade history in the app, sum the fees on fills, add withdrawal fees paid and an estimate of Convert costs if you used it. Record the total alongside the month and your fee tier. After a few months, you will see whether costs are stable, rising with activity or dominated by one type. Review the baseline when OKX announces fee rule changes.
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Scenario checkpoint
- Open the fee or VIP level section in the OKX app and note your current tier with the date
- Check the fill details of recent orders to see the fee charged and whether each fill was maker or taker
- Note withdrawal fees on the withdrawal screen each time instead of relying on old screenshots
- Sum fill fees, withdrawal fees and estimated Convert costs at month end to track your baseline
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