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As someone who’s always careful about assessing total trading costs, I have to point out that BingX does not actually support trading on traditional indices like the US100. According to what I found, BingX is focused mainly on cryptocurrency products and their derivatives, including spot and various types of futures. They don’t seem to offer trading in indices, commodities, forex, or stocks at all—these instruments are clearly marked as not available. For the tradable assets BingX does provide—primarily cryptocurrencies—fees are relatively straightforward. For spot crypto trades, the fee is 0.1% for both maker and taker orders. Perpetual futures have a maker fee of 0.0200% and a taker fee of 0.0500%. Standard futures carry a fee of 0.0450%. These costs, from my perspective, are fairly transparent for the crypto space, but since indices like the US100 aren’t offered, there are no trading or transaction costs associated with those products on BingX. This absence of regulated, traditional market instruments is significant for me as a trader seeking broad diversification and oversight. Given BingX is unregulated and limited in its tradable offerings, I would urge anyone interested in trading indices specifically to consider other platforms that are properly licensed and support these products. I always prioritize platforms that show clear costs and strong regulatory credentials—especially when venturing beyond crypto.