In the notes
- VIP 0 spot and futures fees are published on Bitbase's own fee guides.
- Monthly proof of reserves with a Merkle root for BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC.
- Stated FinCEN MSB and AUSTRAC registrations.
Bitbase referral code, promo code and fees
Spot and USDT-M futures. Stated FinCEN MSB registration. VIP 0 fees from Bitbase's own fee guides.
- Spot maker
- 0.10%
- Spot taker
- 0.10%
- Perp maker
- 0.02%
- Perp taker
- 0.06%
- Referral code
- As of
- 2026-10-30
- 1k taker round trip
- 1.20 USDT
- 10k taker round trip
- 12.00 USDT
Bitbase in one paragraph
The Bitbase promo code on LiquidityFlow is REWARDS. The partner link bitbase.com/accounts/invite/REWARDS carries it; confirm the invite field before you submit. Bitbase's fee guides list VIP 0 spot at 0.1000% maker and taker, and USDT-M futures at 0.0200% maker and 0.0600% taker, read on 2026-10-30.
Bitbase is a centralized crypto exchange offering spot trading and USDT-margined futures. The LiquidityFlow referral code is REWARDS, entered on Bitbase's sign-up form. Bitbase's published VIP 0 fees are 0.1% spot taker and 0.06% futures taker, read on 2026-10-30.
The LiquidityFlow promo code for Bitbase is REWARDS. It is already attached to the registration link on this page.
Bitbase publishes VIP 0 spot maker and taker at 0.1000%, and USDT-M futures maker 0.0200% with taker 0.0600%. Deposit and withdrawal fees are priced per coin and network. Check bitbase.com/rate for the live table.
Bitbase states a FinCEN Money Services Business registration for Bitbase Global Inc. (Panama), no. 31000331133865, and an AUSTRAC registration for BITBASE PTY LTD. Bitbase itself notes that registration is not regulatory endorsement and that availability varies by local law.
Bitbase's help center says withdrawal limits depend on your KYC status; it accepts a passport, national ID or driver's license, for users aged 18 to 65. We do not publish a leverage ceiling because we did not verify one on a primary page.
Bitbase code, at a glance
| Promo code | REWARDS |
|---|---|
| Referral code | REWARDS |
| Partner URL | https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/REWARDS |
| Button inserts the code | Yes. Confirm it on the signup screen. |
| Fees copied | 2026-10-30 |
Steps to apply the Bitbase referral code
- Open the partner button on this page. It goes to https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/REWARDS, which already carries REWARDS.
- On the signup screen, confirm the field shows REWARDS before you submit. If the field is empty, type REWARDS with no spaces.
- Create the account only if Bitbase serves your country. The fee copy below is dated 2026-10-30. It is not a live invoice.
- An existing Bitbase account is not retiered by opening this link. Read the Bitbase fee page on the day you trade.
KYC
Withdrawal limits depend on KYC status; passport, national ID or driver's license accepted, ages 18-65 (Bitbase Help Center).
How to register on Bitbase
- Open the Bitbase button on this page. It goes to https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/REWARDS.
- On the signup screen, confirm the code field shows REWARDS before you submit. If the field is empty, type REWARDS.
- Create the account only if Bitbase serves your country. If the venue blocks your region, stop there.
- Treat the fee table on this page as a copy dated 2026-10-30. Keep your password to yourself.
How to trade on Bitbase
Bitbase lists perpetual contracts, which have no expiry date. Pick a market the venue offers, choose an order type on the ticket, and set a size you can lose. We do not publish a leverage ceiling for Bitbase. Raising leverage moves the liquidation price toward your entry. This page does not name a market or a side.
Worked example, not an order. Notional 1,000 USDT, perpetual taker 0.06% copied 2026-10-30. One taker fill is 0.60 USDT. Open and close, both taker, is 1.20 USDT. Funding and the spread are not in that figure.
Use case: you already know the dollar loss you can take, and the distance on the chart that proves the idea wrong. Size the notional from those two numbers, then set leverage so liquidation sits past that distance. The Bitbase calculator on the ticket is the one that will close the position. Read maker and taker fees, funding rate cost, and position size and liquidation. The fee cells above are dated 2026-10-30.
Where the copied taker fee sits
On the copied perpetual taker schedules, 1.20 USDT for a 1,000 USDT round trip is tied for the 3rd lowest figure. The same rate on 10,000 USDT of notional is 12.00 USDT. Each row keeps its own copy date. Funding and the spread sit outside both figures. The full board is below, with this desk marked.
Verdict
Bitbase (bitbase.com), founded in 2023 and headquartered in Panama City, is a futures-focused centralized exchange with spot markets. Its VIP 0 fees follow the common 0.1% spot and 0.02%/0.06% futures pattern. Its strongest checkable points are a stated FinCEN MSB registration, an AUSTRAC registration and monthly Merkle-tree proof of reserves you can verify yourself.
Bitbase promo code
The code is REWARDS. Enter it in the invite code field at sign-up on the web or in the app, or open the partner link. Check the field before you submit. An existing account is not retiered by a new code.
Bitbase runs a LiquidityFlow new-user trial-fund campaign from 10/27/2026 to 11/24/2026. The tiers are on the Bitbase promo code page.
Fees
VIP 0 spot is 0.1000% maker and 0.1000% taker. USDT-M futures are 0.0200% maker and 0.0600% taker. A 10,000 USDT futures round trip with taker orders on both legs costs 12 USDT before funding. Deposit and withdrawal fees are priced per coin and network on bitbase.com/rate.
Registration and availability
Bitbase states a FinCEN MSB registration for Bitbase Global Inc. (Panama), no. 31000331133865, and an AUSTRAC registration for BITBASE PTY LTD (ABN 19671902168). Bitbase notes that registration is not endorsement and that availability varies by local law. A restricted-country list was not stated by the exchange on the pages we read.
KYC, security and reserves
Bitbase's help center says withdrawal limits depend on KYC status. It accepts a passport, national ID or driver's license, for users aged 18 to 65.
Bitbase publishes monthly proof of reserves. For August 2026 it reported BTC 100.78%, ETH 109.03%, USDT 101.96% and USDC 109.06%. Proof of reserves is not an audit. A protection fund was not stated by the exchange on the pages we read.
Who wrote this Bitbase review
LiquidityFlow wrote this review. LiquidityFlow does not operate Bitbase. The registration button is an affiliate link, and a commission may be paid if Bitbase attributes the signup to us. The commission leaves the copied fee table as it is.
Identity checks in the Bitbase note
The identity sentence stored for Bitbase is: Withdrawal limits depend on KYC status; passport, national ID or driver's license accepted, ages 18-65 (Bitbase Help Center).
Register on Bitbase and place a first perpetual
The longer registration steps are on the Bitbase fee guide. The short version on this review: use the button above, confirm REWARDS is the value on the signup screen, and send a first perpetual only after you have read that contract’s margin rules. Pick the market on Bitbase. Choose an order type. Set the size before you raise leverage. LiquidityFlow does not choose the market.
What this Bitbase review left out
This review does not cover custody arrangements, a license, the live country list, or a welcome bonus. Bitbase did not state a restricted-country list or a leverage ceiling on the pages we read on 2026-10-30. The fee source named on this page is the Bitbase fee rate page, dated 2026-10-30.
How this differs from other Bitbase code pages
Other pages aimed at “Bitbase referral code” often lead with a bonus tied to a different code. This review prints REWARDS and the dated fee copy. It does not move another site’s campaign onto that string.
What holds up, and what does not
Limits of this review
- No restricted-country list on the pages we read.
- We did not verify a leverage ceiling on a primary page.
- Proof of reserves is not an audit, and no protection fund is stated.
- We have not audited custody or withdrawals.
Bitbase safety, licences and restricted countries · Restricted countries at every exchange we cover
What this page does not claim
- No welcome bonus is attached to REWARDS. A bonus exists only when Bitbase publishes one on its own campaign page.
- No license check on Bitbase.
- No custody audit and no withdrawal test.
- No Bitbase review dated 2027. The review on this desk is dated 2026-10-02. The fee copy on this guide is dated 2026-10-30.
- Other pages that rank for “Bitbase referral code” often lead with a lifetime fee discount or a four-figure welcome bonus tied to a different code. LiquidityFlow does not attach those claims to REWARDS. A bonus exists only when Bitbase publishes it on its own campaign page, and those campaigns expire. The code here is the one in our partner material. Fee cells are a dated copy, or they stay blank.
Bitbase questions
Is Bitbase safe?
LiquidityFlow is not Bitbase, and this page is not a certification of the venue. While coins sit on Bitbase, the venue holds them. Do not park savings there. The identity note in our desk notes is: Withdrawal limits depend on KYC status; passport, national ID or driver's license accepted, ages 18-65 (Bitbase Help Center). The fee copy is dated 2026-10-30.
Does Bitbase require KYC?
Withdrawal limits depend on KYC status; passport, national ID or driver's license accepted, ages 18-65 (Bitbase Help Center). That is the whole identity note on this desk. Read Bitbase's onboarding rules for your country before you deposit.
How do I trade on Bitbase?
Open a perpetual market on Bitbase, choose an order type the ticket offers, and set size before leverage. Raising leverage moves liquidation toward your entry. Read maker and taker fees at /learn/maker-taker-fees, funding at /learn/funding-rates, and position size at /learn/position-size-and-liquidation. This guide does not pick a coin or a direction.
What is the Bitbase promo code?
REWARDS. The partner button opens https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/REWARDS. LiquidityFlow may earn a commission if you register through that link. The fee table does not change because of the commission.
What is the Bitbase referral code?
REWARDS. On this desk the promo code and the referral code are the same string. The short page for it is /exchanges/bitbase.
What are Bitbase futures fees?
Perpetual maker 0.02% and taker 0.06%, copied 2026-10-30 from the Bitbase fee rate page. Note on that row: VIP 0, USDT-M. Your account tier can differ. Read the live table before you trade.
What leverage does Bitbase publish?
We do not publish a leverage ceiling for Bitbase. Our desk notes do not contain one. A higher multiple puts liquidation closer to the entry price. Read the contract you open, because a venue-wide note is not the cap on every pair.
Does the Bitbase code REWARDS include a welcome bonus?
No welcome bonus is attached to REWARDS on LiquidityFlow. We do not publish a fee discount or a fixed welcome amount for it. Check Bitbase's own announcements, which expire, and the events desk for notes that link to those pages.
Can I use Bitbase in my country?
We do not publish a country list for Bitbase. Create an account only if Bitbase serves the country you are in. If the venue shows a regional block, this page has no workaround.
Is there a Bitbase 2027 review?
No. The current desk review is dated 2026-10-02, at /exchanges/bitbase. This guide's fee copy is dated 2026-10-30. We do not title a review with a future year.
Who wrote this Bitbase review?
LiquidityFlow, an independent desk. We do not run Bitbase. The page was updated 2026-10-02.
What did LiquidityFlow check for this Bitbase review?
VIP 0 spot and USDT-M futures rates from Bitbase’s fee guides, the partner path /accounts/invite/REWARDS, the FinCEN MSB and AUSTRAC registrations, and the KYC limits note.
What did this Bitbase review leave unchecked?
Custody, withdrawals, any license, the live country list, and a welcome bonus. Bitbase did not state a restricted-country list or a leverage ceiling on the pages we read on 2026-10-30.
Why can my Bitbase fee differ from this review?
The perpetual row is maker 0.02% and taker 0.06% (VIP 0, USDT-M), copied 2026-10-30. Bitbase can move an account to another tier, apply a discount, or change the schedule after 2026-10-30. Read the rate inside the account on the day you trade.
Will REWARDS change an existing Bitbase account?
No. REWARDS is a registration string. Opening this review does not retier an account that already exists.
Where is the Bitbase source page for the fees?
Bitbase fee rate page: https://www.bitbase.com/rate. Copied 2026-10-30.
When was this Bitbase review updated?
2026-10-02. The fee rows keep their own copy date, 2026-10-30.
Is copy trading on Bitbase advice from LiquidityFlow?
LiquidityFlow does not select traders or positions. If Bitbase offers copy trading, that product is theirs.
Where is the Bitbase promo code page?
/exchanges/bitbase prints REWARDS. The fee guide is /exchanges/bitbase.
Where do I compare Bitbase with the other desks?
The fee desk at /fees lists Bitbase next to the other seven partner venues. Binance appears there as a reference row with no partner link. The other reviews are linked at the bottom of this page.
Which Bitbase promo code is printed on this page?
REWARDS. It is already on the partner URL https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/REWARDS.
Is the Bitbase referral code a different string from the promo code?
No. Both are REWARDS. This desk keeps one string and one URL, /exchanges/bitbase.
Does the Bitbase button insert the code?
Yes. The partner link includes REWARDS. Still read the signup field before you submit.
Which Bitbase fee cells does this promo page publish?
Spot taker 0.10%, perpetual taker 0.06%, copied 2026-10-30. Source: Bitbase fee rate page.
Is there a Bitbase sign-up bonus for REWARDS?
Bitbase's LiquidityFlow new-user campaign offers up to 1,000 USDT in trial funds from 10/27/2026 00:00 to 11/24/2026 00:00, for meeting both a net deposit and a futures volume target. Tiers don't stack. Bitbase sets the trial-fund terms; read them on Bitbase before you deposit.
Does opening this page change an existing Bitbase account?
No. REWARDS is applied when you register, if Bitbase accepts it. An account that already exists is not retiered by the button.
Should I add spaces around the Bitbase code REWARDS?
No. Use REWARDS exactly, with no spaces before or after it. If the partner link already filled the field, leave that value.
Where is the Bitbase review?
/exchanges/bitbase. That review was updated 2026-10-02. It is a desk note, not a rating.
Where is the longer Bitbase fee guide?
/exchanges/bitbase. Registration steps and the copied schedule sit on that guide. This page is the short code URL.
What date is on the Bitbase fee copy?
The fee cells were copied 2026-10-30. This promo page was updated 2026-10-02.
Copied perpetual round trip, eight desks
| Desk | Perp taker | 1,000 USDT taker round trip | 10,000 USDT taker round trip | 1,000 USDT maker round trip | Figure order | Copied |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 BloFin | 0.06% | 1.20 USDT | 12.00 USDT | 0.40 USDT | Tied 3 | 2026-09-02 |
 Bitunix | 0.06% | 1.20 USDT | 12.00 USDT | 0.40 USDT | Tied 3 | 2026-09-02 |
| Bitbase | 0.06% | 1.20 USDT | 12.00 USDT | 0.40 USDT | Tied 3 | 2026-10-30 |
 KCEX | 0.01% | 0.20 USDT | 2.00 USDT | 0.00 USDT | 1 | 2026-08-27 |
 MEXC | 0.02% | 0.40 USDT | 4.00 USDT | 0.00 USDT | 2 | 2026-10-22 |
 BingX | Unverified | Unverified | Unverified | Unverified | — | 2025-09-17 |
 Toobit | 0.06% | 1.20 USDT | 12.00 USDT | 0.40 USDT | Tied 3 | 2026-10-22 |
 BYDFi | 0.06% | 1.20 USDT | 12.00 USDT | 0.40 USDT | Tied 3 | 2026-10-22 |
 Tapbit | 0.06% | 1.20 USDT | 12.00 USDT | 0.40 USDT | Tied 3 | 2026-10-22 |
A taker round trip is the copied perpetual taker rate times the notional, then times two for the open and the close. The maker column uses the copied maker rate the same way. Figure order is that arithmetic, lowest 1,000 USDT taker figure first. It is a sort of the copied rates. BingX perpetual stays unverified. Funding, the spread, and a later tier are outside the cells.
Also on this desk
r/BitbaseUS · Maker and taker fees · How funding rates work · Position size and liquidation