Bullish
An exchange combining an order book with automated market-making functionality.
Fees, funding and country availability
Retail spot trading, entry tier, without VIP or token discounts. Maker adds liquidity; taker executes against existing orders. Rates are per trade, not the total cost of buying and cashing out.
- Maker fee
- 0 %Official source
- Taker fee
- 0.005 %Official source
- Market and rate conditions
Individual standard markets: 0 / 0.5 basis points, equivalent to 0% / 0.005%. Token markets instead use −0.015% maker and 0.02% taker.
Official source- Fiat deposits / buying with money
Bank deposits: no Bullish fee. USD wire/Fedwire and EUR SEPA supported; third-party bank charges can apply.
Official source- Fiat withdrawals / cashing out
USD wire/Fedwire/CHATS: $30. EUR SEPA: €2. CUBIX and BLINC: no Bullish withdrawal fee.
Official source- Crypto deposits and withdrawals
Example withdrawal charges: BTC 0.00006 BTC; ETH 0.0025 ETH; USDC on Ethereum 5 USDC. Network choice changes the fee.
Official source- Country availability
- Published geographic scope
Eligibility depends on the Bullish entity, residence and account approval. A complete retail residence allowlist for Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland was not confirmed.
Official source - Last checked
Availability refers to ordinary individual accounts at the named service. Residence, citizenship, identity checks, local bank requirements and sanctions can change eligibility. A country absent from a restriction list is not treated as confirmed support.
How the service works
Bullish combines a central order book with automated market-making functionality. Access to AMM instructions is limited to eligible customer categories and locations; it is not the same as using a self-custody decentralised pool. Individual trading and institutional liquidity workflows should be assessed separately.
- Holding and withdrawal model
- Exchange-held balance; withdrawals on supported networks
- Cost components
- Market and account-specific execution or liquidity-provision terms
- Useful starting point
- Advanced spot execution or eligible institutional liquidity workflows
What determines your cost
The relevant schedule depends on market, account conditions and trading workflow. Liquidity provision and ordinary execution are not interchangeable cost models. Confirm the applicable fee schedule and transfer charges for the service and account you would actually use.
When to consider it
First establish whether you need ordinary spot execution or an eligible liquidity-provision account. Compare the exact order type and market. If considering AMM instructions, review allocation and withdrawal conditions separately from the cost of a one-off trade.
Read current fees, supported products and account conditions on the official website.
Official sources
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This edition's list is a starting point for research, not confirmation of account eligibility. Check residence requirements, the contracting company and current terms with the provider.
Questions before you choose
Does this overview confirm availability in my country?
No. The edition provides a regional research shortlist. The provider must confirm residence eligibility, the legal entity and access to a particular product.
Where can I find current fees or product prices?
Follow the official source link and check the complete transaction or order total. Costs can depend on the product, payment method, currency and destination.