How to Start on BingX: Sign-up, Verification and First Trade
A beginner's guide to BingX: checking availability, sign-up, security, verification, deposit, a first trade, and a warning about leverage and copy trading.
In short: check that BingX is permitted in your country, register on the official site, enable 2FA, verify, deposit and start with a small spot trade (base fee 0.1%). Be especially careful with leverage and copy trading. Read the BingX review first.
Before you register
- Check availability. About 21 jurisdictions are reported restricted; BingX's terms are authoritative. EU users should check its MiCA status.
- Understand the welcome gift. The 6,800 USDT on the homepage is a maximum with conditions.
Step by step
- Type the official address yourself to avoid fake sites, see how to spot a crypto scam.
- Register with your email and a unique password.
- Turn on two-factor authentication.
- Verify your identity if required.
- Deposit a small amount and check the network.
- Start with spot, not leverage. A limit order is cheaper than a market order.
- Treat copy trading carefully. Past results do not predict future results, and copied trades can lose money quickly.
- Move long-term holdings to your own wallet, see Trezor vs Ledger.
Leverage warning
BingX advertises leverage of up to 1,000x. Very high leverage can wipe out a deposit within seconds. See how liquidations work on our live Liquidation War page and in the glossary.
Frequently asked questions
How much does BingX charge?
The standard spot fee is 0.1% for maker and taker according to BingX.
Is BingX available in the EU?
Sources conflict on its MiCA status. Verify it in the ESMA register.
Not investment advice. Trading crypto and using leverage is highly risky.
