Withdrawal networks and fees
So there is no live table here: check the cost inside the exchange account before you send.
What Zoomex is
Zoomex is a venue built around derivatives. By our measurements it carries over seven hundred perpetual contracts, and for each one the exchange openly publishes the funding rate, the interval it accrues on in hours, the next payout time and the mark price. Spot is more modest — around a hundred USDT pairs — but those come with both best quotes and the size behind them.
Worth noting separately: the developer interface is tidy. Everything needed to compare prices arrives in one response per section, with no keys and no sign-up.
What is on offer
Futures — over seven hundred perpetual contracts, each stating its rate and accrual interval.
Spot — around a hundred USDT pairs.
Copy trading — mirroring the platform's traders.
Tournaments — regular trading competitions.
How Zoomex feeds our scanners
In full. Every contract takes part in funding and futures arbitrage: the exchange states the accrual interval per contract, so the annualised rate is computed from the real period rather than an assumption of eight hours.
Its spot pairs take part in spot arbitrage, triangular routes and stablecoin monitoring. There are about a hundred of them, but each comes with the size at the best price — so you see not only the percentage but the amount it fills at.
on each side of a trade
Perpetuals cost a third of spot: 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker.
Thirty-day contract volume unlocks VIP tiers — the taker rate falls from 0.06% to 0.024%.
Why Zoomex routes show a question mark
The venue does not openly publish its network and withdrawal-fee directory, so we show no transfer status for it, and those rows are hidden while the «working transfers only» filter is on. That reflects what we know, not a closed withdrawal.
Four wallets, and withdrawals from only one
Money on Zoomex does not sit in one place, and that is the first thing newcomers trip over. There are four accounts: Funding, where deposits land and withdrawals leave from; Trading, for spot and contracts; Copy Trading, a separate account that takes USDT only; and Earn for whatever is placed for a return.
The schedule: spot, contracts and the innovation zone
On spot the rate is the same on both sides — 0.10% maker and taker, applied to every standard pair. The fee is charged on filled volume only: a cancelled order and an unfilled remainder cost nothing.
The maths is plain: trade value × the rate. Buy 0.5 BTC at market with the price at 40,000 and the fee is 0.0005 BTC, so 0.4995 BTC lands. Place a 20,000 USDT limit order and you pay 20 USDT.
USDT perpetuals come cheaper: 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker. Pairs in the innovation zone have their own schedule — 0.04% and 0.11%.
| 30-day volume | Maker | Taker |
|---|---|---|
| base level | 0.02% | 0.06% |
| from 5,000,000 $ | 0.02% | 0.036% |
| from 10,000,000 $ | 0.02% | 0.033% |
| from 30,000,000 $ | 0.01% | 0.03% |
| from 50,000,000 $ | 0.006% | 0.027% |
| from 100,000,000 $ | 0.002% | 0.024% |
Rates as published by the exchange on the check date; the tier is recalculated automatically. The 30-day volume is recalculated daily at 00:00 UTC, and a level survives fourteen more days after the conditions lapse.
Its fee-calculation article gives the same 0.02% and 0.06%, while another official page shows 0.10% and 0.10%. The contradiction is in the venue's own sources, so before trading BTCUSD or ETHUSD the rate is worth checking on the contract card itself.
on each side of a trade
Perpetuals cost a third of spot: 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker.
Thirty-day contract volume unlocks VIP tiers — the taker rate falls from 0.06% to 0.024%.
Order minimums, quotas and the price-deviation cap
There is no single spot minimum: each pair has its own bounds on size and value. The documentation gives ETH/USDT as an example — a 10 USDT minimum and a 1,500,000 USDT maximum per order. For other pairs, read the trading rules.
On top of that sits a quota on how much of a token you may hold after buying. It works out as the maximum quota minus the value of what you already hold minus your resting orders. With a 50,000 USDT quota on DOGE at 0.07, that is roughly 714,285 DOGE — beyond it, orders hit the ceiling.
There is also a deviation cap. If the expected fill price leaves the allowed band, the order fills partly and the rest is cancelled: with BTC last at 30,000 and a 3% cap, anything above 30,900 is cut off. For large market orders that means part of the size may not fill at all.
Contracts: USDT-M, inverse and the cost of entry
Zoomex has always been a derivatives venue. Contracts come in two kinds: USDT-M, where margin, position value and result are all in USDT, and inverse, where the notional is in dollars while margin and settlement are in the coin — so the risk runs twice. Margin modes are the usual pair: cross draws on the whole balance, isolated assigns the position a fixed amount.
Leverage is advertised up to 150x, but that is a ceiling for particular instruments: the venue's own reference gives 100x on BTCUSD and ETHUSD and 50x on XRPUSD and EOSUSD. The real figure depends on the pair, the size, the risk limit and available margin.
The venue shows Order Cost — what must be available to open. It covers the initial margin plus the opening fee and the estimated closing fee at the bankruptcy price. In the documented example a BTCUSD position of 10,000 contracts at $6,400 with 25x needs 0.0625 BTC of margin, yet Order Cost comes to about 0.0644 BTC. That difference is what has to be on the account.
Funding: who pays whom, and when
Funding keeps the contract price near spot and settles three times a day — at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC, with some pairs on their own interval. A positive rate means longs pay shorts, a negative one the reverse. The sum is simply position value × the rate.
Only a position held at the settlement moment pays: close before the stamp and you neither pay nor receive. The rate itself combines an interest component and a premium, is recalculated every minute and averaged over eight hours, so it keeps moving right up to payment. Our funding scanner shows it for every contract on the venue.
Deposits: minimums by network, and confirmations
The venue charges nothing to credit a deposit — you pay only the sending network. Minimums, though, exist for every coin on every network, and they differ noticeably.
| Coin and network | Minimum | Confirmations |
|---|---|---|
| BTC · Bitcoin | 0.000015 BTC | 6 |
| ETH · ERC20 | 0.0001 ETH | 21 |
| ETH · Base | 0.0003 ETH | 30 |
| USDT · TRC20 | 0.1 USDT | 30 |
| USDT · ERC20 | 0.1 USDT | 21 |
| USDT · Polygon PoS | 0.1 USDT | 155 |
| USDT · Solana | 3 USDT | 10 |
| USDT · Mantle USDT0 | 1 USDT | 100 |
| XRP · Ripple | 1 XRP | 1 |
Figures from the published deposit table on the check date; read the coin's own deposit page before sending.
USDT is accepted on TRC20, ERC20, Arbitrum One, Optimism, BSC, Polygon PoS, Solana and Mantle. The venue's wider network list runs to Bitcoin, Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Ripple, EOS, TRON, Polygon, Solana, Mantle and Sonic.
Withdrawals: limits, timing and manual review
You can withdraw to an external address or send an internal transfer to another user by email, phone or UID — internal transfers are free and touch no blockchain. The external fee depends on the coin and network: the venue applies a standard network fee that does not scale with the amount withdrawn.
The daily limit follows verification: 100 BTC equivalent without KYC, 200 BTC with the basic level. For companies it is 10 and 100 BTC. Automatic processing takes up to half an hour, but larger withdrawals go to manual review, which runs three times a day at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC.
Ordinary money: 35 currencies, the hryvnia among them
Buying coins with fiat goes through Buy Crypto Express — third-party payment providers inside the exchange interface. The list holds 35 currencies, and the hryvnia is on it, alongside the dollar, euro, zloty, lira and the rest. What you can buy with them is USDT, BTC and ETH.
The venue charges nothing for the purchase itself, but the provider charges its own fee, and the final price depends on it, the payment method and the conversion rate. One more thing to plan for: after buying through a third-party provider, withdrawals can be restricted for a day or two.
Copy trading
A follower picks a lead trader and sets the copy mode, margin type, leverage, order size and their own take-profit and stop-loss. The money for copying sits on its own account and in USDT only.
The lead trader sets the profit share themselves — anywhere from zero to 40% — and can change it once a day, with the allowance resetting at 00:00 UTC. The share is settled on the next business day after a position closes, and the venue withholds 10% of net profit in advance before returning funds. There is a private mode too: new followers join only with a code from the trader.
Per the venue's documentation, an account that becomes a Master Trader can no longer be an ordinary follower, and the decision has no way back. If you plan to both copy and lead, set up separate accounts in advance.
The contract grid bot
The grid here is a futures one, running on USDT perpetuals. You set the pair, the upper and lower bound, 2 to 50 levels, the direction, the grid type, leverage and starting margin. The bot then places limit orders across the levels and, after each fill, posts the opposite order one level away.
Three directions are offered: a long grid buys low and sells high, a short one does the reverse, and a neutral grid earns from swings both ways. The step between levels is set either in money (arithmetic) or in percent (geometric). Ready-made one-click strategies are available, and the venue charges no separate management fee on them.
The risks are the usual ones for a grid: a strong one-way move, price leaving the range, a losing position accumulating — and with leverage, liquidation with funding on top.
Earn: flexible and fixed placement
In the flexible product the reward accrues hourly as "amount × APR ÷ 365 ÷ 24", the money can be taken back at any time and returns to Funding. In the fixed one the amount is locked for a term and the total works out as "amount × APR ÷ 365 × days". Compounding is off by default, but auto-invest exists: what accrues goes back into flexible placement once it clears the minimum.
We use the exchange's own formula: amount × rate ÷ 365 × term. Put in the rate you see in your account — it changes.
The minimum belongs to each offer and the asset list depends on the pools on offer — the documentation names USDT and USDC as examples. And it is worth remembering this is not a bank deposit. Under the venue's agreement, Earn assets may be pooled with other users' money, and the rate, term, limits and early-exit terms are set by the exchange.
Interest-free borrowing on the trading account
Borrowing against trading is available, and part of it carries no interest. The limits are published: 30,000 USDT or 15,000 USDC for an ordinary user, 50,000 and 25,000 at VIP 1–3, and 70,000 and 35,000 at VIP 4–5 and above. Beyond the limit interest accrues hourly as borrowed amount × the hourly rate. The allowance is counted per account, sub-accounts included.
The API and availability
The venue documents its API openly: quotes, pair rules, the order book, trade history, placing and cancelling orders, positions and balances, and derivatives. Private methods need keys; mind the rate limits, the key's permissions and any IP binding. That interface is exactly how we pull Zoomex funding rates and prices for the funding scanner.
The venue publishes 1:1 proof of reserves, a Hacken assessment and a description of custody in multisignature wallets with client and operational funds kept apart. These are the venue's own statements: proof of reserves is a snapshot of assets, not a full audit of liabilities and not deposit insurance.
Its published restricted list covers mainland China, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Sudan, Syria, the United States, Singapore, Hong Kong, the European Union, Quebec and the Seychelles, and among Ukrainian territories it names Crimea, Sevastopol and Luhansk specifically. Ukraine as a whole is not on that list, but whether a particular service is open to you still depends on citizenship, residence and the verification you have passed.
Who it suits
Anyone trading perpetuals and building delta-neutral routes: the contract list is wide, the rates are open, and the accrual interval does not have to be guessed. For spot gap-hunting it suits less — the listing there is narrow.
The venue's own published tariffs — Zoomex
These are not our measurements but what the exchange publishes itself. Checked on October 31, 2026| Spot | maker 0.1% · taker 0.1% |
|---|---|
| Futures | maker 0.02% · taker 0.06% — the same for USDT-margined and inverse contracts |
USDT withdrawal
| Network |
|---|
| ERC20 |
| TRC20 |
| Polygon |
| BEP20 |
| Arbitrum |
| Optimism |
| Solana |
| Mantle (USDT0) |
the venue shows the minimum and the fee on the withdrawal page itself and publishes no single table by network; transfers between Zoomex accounts carry no fee.
What the venue offers
spot, USDT-margined and inverse contracts, copy trading, Earn and Savings, a card of its own; security audits are run with Hacken.
The legal side
MSB registrations with FINTRAC in Canada, AUSTRAC in Australia and FinCEN in the US, an IBC registration in Saint Lucia and a Mwali MISA licence.
Frequently asked
What does trading on Zoomex cost?+
Spot is 0.10% for maker and taker. USDT perpetuals are 0.02% and 0.06%, and the innovation zone 0.04% and 0.11%. As 30-day volume grows the contract rate falls to 0.002% maker and 0.024% taker.
Why can I not withdraw my coin?+
Most likely it is on the wrong account. Withdrawals leave from Funding only, while spot and contracts live on the trading account and copying has its own. Move the coin into Funding inside the venue — that transfer is free.
What is the minimum order on Zoomex?+
Each pair has its own. The documentation gives ETH/USDT as an example, with a 10 USDT minimum and a 1,500,000 USDT maximum per order. For other pairs the bounds are in the trading rules.
What is the daily withdrawal limit?+
Without verification, 100 BTC equivalent; with basic KYC, 200 BTC. Corporate accounts get 10 and 100 BTC. Larger withdrawals go to manual review, which runs at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC.
Can crypto be bought with hryvnia?+
The hryvnia is among the 35 currencies in Buy Crypto Express, and it buys USDT, BTC and ETH. The fee belongs to the payment provider rather than the exchange, and whether it accepts a Ukrainian card is up to that provider. After such a purchase withdrawals can be restricted for 24–48 hours.
Is the Zoomex card available in Ukraine?+
No. Ukraine appears on the published list of unsupported regions for the card specifically. The restriction does not extend to the trading side of the venue.
How many contracts and pairs does Zoomex have?+
By our measurements over seven hundred perpetual contracts and around a hundred spot pairs against USDT. The figures are live and refresh with the data.
Does Zoomex take part in funding?+
Yes, in full. The exchange serves every contract in one response with its rate, the accrual interval in hours and the next payout time, so the annualised rate comes from the real period.
Why does Zoomex have few spot pairs?+
The venue is built around derivatives and its spot listing is narrow by design — around a hundred pairs. Each one does come with the size at the best price, though.
Why do Zoomex routes show a question mark instead of a transfer status?+
The exchange does not openly publish networks, fees and deposit/withdrawal statuses. We will not present a guess as a fact.
Is a key needed for Zoomex public data?+
No. Market data is served without authentication — their own documentation states this plainly.
Methodology and principles of analytical processing
Forming and structuring the data
The analytical system brings disparate market information together into a single structure, accounting for the specifics of trading directions and the individual characteristics of each platform. That keeps the presentation consistent and the key parameters comparable.
Criteria for forming the results
Forming the analytical selection takes into account the completeness, availability and reliability of the source information. Parameters that meet the established processing and confirmation criteria are included in the calculations. Insufficiently substantiated values are not used in the final results.
Currency of the analytical information
The information presented is kept current through regular refreshing and reconciliation of the analytical parameters. How often that happens is determined by the nature of each category of data and the way it is processed.
Official sources
The exchange’s own pages — check there if our figures ever disagree with its.
- Zoomex API v3 documentationzoomexglobal.github.io
- Perpetual contract tickersopenapi.zoomex.com
- Spot tickersopenapi.zoomex.com
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