Trading services and how orders work
Sections ↑CoinGecko’s snapshot inspected on 20 October 2026 reported approximately $4.06 billion in rolling 24-hour spot volume, across 345 coins and 350 pairs. This is a changing data-provider measure of reported turnover, not audited revenue, unique customers or evidence of executable depth for a particular order.[2]
Products and balance routes
| Service | What it does | Operational boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Spot trading | Buys and sells supported crypto assets. | A trigger condition can submit a market or limit order; the trigger is distinct from the eventual fill.Source 3 |
| Perpetual contracts | Separate USDT-M, USDC-M and coin-margined product menus. | Contract-specific collateral, settlement, leverage and size limits apply.Source 1 |
| TradFi contracts | BTCC announced traditional-market futures using USDT collateral. | Its June 2026 zero-fee announcement concerned designated TradFi instruments. Contract exposure does not establish ownership of the underlying security.Source 10 |
| TradingView | Connects the BTCC account to a separate charting/trading interface. | BTCC continues to handle deposits and withdrawals. Integration is free; standard trading costs and optional TradingView subscriptions remain separate.Source 7 |
| Convert | Requests a time-limited quote and executes through the spot account. | Wallet assets may transfer into spot first. Review the fee, reference price and actual received amount; an expired quote requires a fresh request.Source 14 |
Order activation and liquidation
| Control | Mechanism | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Futures trigger order | Remains inactive until its trigger price is reached, then submits a market or limit order. | It reserves no margin beforehand. Insufficient margin, a position limit or an unavailable contract can prevent submission. A triggered limit order can remain unfilled.Source 4 |
| Trailing order | Tracks an extreme price and activates on the chosen callback; an optional activation price delays tracking. | Without an activation price, tracking begins on submission. Once triggered it sends a market order, with slippage possible; it does not freeze margin in advance.Source 5 |
| Standard perpetual liquidation | Published trigger compares account balance with 40% of used margin, subject to subsequent notices. | Longs use the best bid and shorts the best ask. The executable quote can trigger liquidation before the chart midpoint reaches that level.Source 6 |
| Multiple losing positions | Orders are cancelled and the largest loss liquidated first until margin is sufficient. | Cross and isolated modes have product-specific size limits. A universal order minimum or expiry timer was not established.Source 6 |
Trading fees, recurring funding and other costs
Sections ↑Pricing needs a dated comparison. The indexed VIP tariff inspected on 20 October still displayed VIP0 futures at 0.03% maker and 0.055% taker. BTCC separately announced a reduction effective 3 June 2026; an August guide gives a different taker rate. The public sources do not reconcile every account’s present entitlement.[8][10]
Published cost basis and limitations
| Charge | Published figure or mechanism | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| VIP0 spot | 0.20% maker; 0.30% taker in the indexed tariff. | Applied to executed trade value. A 1,000 USDT taker trade implies 3 USDT before price movement and withdrawal costs.Source 8 |
| VIP0 futures: later dated guide | 0.03% maker; 0.048% taker as of 12 August 2026. | The company-hosted guide carries an author-opinion disclaimer. Treat this as a dated comparison with the tariff, and verify the account rate before execution.Source 9 |
| VIP7 futures: same guide | 0.01% maker; 0.015% taker. | These are higher-tier figures, not the entry-level rate. Meeting qualification conditions is separate from choosing a limit order.Source 9 |
| Perpetual funding | Normally 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC; positive rates mean longs pay shorts. | USDT funding equals position value × rate, not deposited margin × rate. BTCC says it takes no funding fee, but can change settlement frequency in unusual markets. Near-cutoff processing can lag.Source 11 |
| Forced-liquidation fee | 13 August 2026 rules: 1% for BTCUSDT, BTCUSD, ETHUSDT, ETHUSD, XRPUSDT, XRPUSD, SOLUSDT, SOLUSD and DOGEUSDT; 1.2% for other products. | USDT contracts use quantity × liquidation price × rate; coin contracts use quantity × rate in the underlying asset. This replaces the usual closing fee when liquidation is charged.Source 12Source 6 |
| Copy-trader profit share | 10–15%, depending on the lead trader’s displayed ratio. | Profitable orders are provisionally charged. Daily net reconciliation begins at 16:00 UTC; over-deductions are refunded. Settlement waits until linked copied positions are closed.Source 13 |
VIP qualification uses estimated account value or the preceding 30 days’ futures or spot turnover. The tariff describes daily updates at 17:00 UTC, and immediate VIP0-to-VIP1 promotion after cumulative deposits equivalent to USD 200. It separately lists additional withdrawal allowances; these are not the whole KYC withdrawal limit.[8]
Deposits, withdrawals and available money
Sections ↑Funding routes and review
| Route | Practical terms | Failure or delay boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto deposit | BTCC charges no deposit fee; originating-wallet and network charges can reduce the amount arriving. Minimums are asset-specific. | Select precisely the same asset and network at both ends. The deposit page controls supported routes and minimums; an address alone does not identify the correct network.Source 15 |
| Visa/Mastercard 1 | The guide dated 17 September 2026 starts at the fiat equivalent of 200 USDT, with channel/region exceptions. | It purchases USDT. The FAQ gives a typical 2–30-minute crediting window, subject to the bank, 3DS and review. Available methods and transaction caps depend on the account and channel.Source 16 |
| Crypto withdrawal | The 25 August 2026 guidance makes minimums and fees asset/network-specific; the screen shows Fee and Receive Amount. | KYC, VIP and account controls determine limits. A fee discount or additional VIP allowance does not bypass security review or a suspended network.Source 17 |
| Withdrawal review | The FAQ updated 7 November 2025 describes routine checks often completing within about ten minutes. | Manual documents and blockchain processing can extend this. Its fiat-withdrawal section still describes that function as temporarily disabled; a later restoration was not established in the inspected material.Source 18 |
| Wrong network or missing memo | Online support handles recovery requests for uncredited deposits. | Recovery is not guaranteed. The guide excludes unsupported networks and wrong-network transfers older than three months or below 100 USDT. Supply the actual hash, address, network and amount.Source 19 |
Cash, conversion and promotional credit
| Balance or action | What is available | Exit consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Convert between crypto assets | The current guide uses USDT as an intermediary; BTC-to-ETH requires BTC-to-USDT, then USDT-to-ETH. | Each conversion has its own quote, fee display and actual received amount. A displayed equivalent value is not a fiat cash balance.Source 14 |
| New futures trading fund | Cross-margin promotional credit; it can offset eligible margin, losses, trading fees and funding under its voucher ratio. | The credit itself cannot be withdrawn. Profits may be withdrawn under platform/product rules, and real funds must cover the opening-fee requirement.Source 20 |
| Credit reclamation | Only one such fund voucher can be active. Expiry, a futures-account balance transfer, replacement voucher or risk action can reclaim the remainder. | Transferring your own assets can remove remaining promotional credit. Check the voucher validity and deduction ratio before using it; unused legacy funds also have separate rules.Source 20 |
Custody, reserve reporting and loss coverage
Sections ↑BTCC controls exchange-held assets and reports cold storage with multiple approvals, segregation from operating funds and no lending or trading of customer deposits. These are company custody statements. They do not by themselves establish a legally enforceable trust, a claim priority in insolvency or independently tested controls.[21]
Protection mechanisms and their scope
| Mechanism | Evidence inspected | Limit of the claim |
|---|---|---|
| Reserve disclosure | The proof-of-reserves interface displayed a report date of 15 October 2026 and a Merkle-tree verification process. | The full account-specific proof was not tested. Reserve inclusion for a snapshot does not establish all liabilities, encumbrances, future solvency or insurance.Source 22 |
| Risk Reserve Fund | The fund guide, labelled July 2026, states a 25.5 million balance and describes an initial 1 million USDT contribution plus 5% of platform fee income. | BTCC says the fund covers negative account balances and reasonable compensation for system failures. The company retains amendment rights; no named outside insurer or enforceable per-client policy limit was established.Source 23 |
| No socialised liquidation losses | Standard perpetual rules say the fund covers bankruptcy shortfalls without repayment demands or clawbacks from other customers. | This is the stated liquidation mechanism. It does not promise reimbursement of ordinary losing trades or the complete custodial balance after every incident.Source 6 |
Account eligibility and regional limits
Sections ↑The KYC guide requires users to be at least 18, limits personal identity verification to one account and prevents transfer of that verified identity to another account. Accepted ID types depend on region. Unverified customers cannot use the fiat-deposit feature and have restricted daily withdrawals. The routine five-minute review indication is conditional, not a guaranteed onboarding deadline.[24]
Eligibility that changes access
| Condition | Effect | Scope to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Residence and contract | The complete current exclusion list was not recoverable from the canonical English agreement body. | An accessible language page or local payment option does not establish legal availability. Obtain the actual account contract and product eligibility before transferring funds.Source 32 |
| Payment channel | Visa/Mastercard and bank/provider options vary by region, account status and channel. | Card acceptance can fail because of issuer restrictions on cryptocurrency or cross-border payments. A route shown for another account is not a universal entitlement.Source 16 |
| Fixed Earn | The FAQ restricts Fixed Earn to users registered within the preceding seven days. | Flexible Earn has broader eligibility, but subscriptions depend on the wallet balance and product quota. Earn holdings do not count toward user-tier benefits.Source 39 |
Support, security recovery and records
Sections ↑Published support routes
Scope Website/app help, recovery and account-deletion verification.
Hours Advertised 24/7
Security changes and account exit
| Event | Documented process | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Change phone or email | The self-service route requires both contact methods to be bound, with the prescribed verification codes. | Each change produces a 24-hour withdrawal hold. Web supports email changes; phone changes use the app or live support.Source 27 |
| Lost access or high-risk activity | If both contact channels are unavailable, or extra KYC/manual review is required, contact live support. | Risk-triggered withdrawal restrictions follow the system assessment; the fixed 24-hour change rule is not a guaranteed deadline for every investigation.Source 27 |
| Password reset and fiat funding | Withdrawal guidance describes 24-hour holds after login/fund-password changes, and a typical 24-hour fiat-deposit lock. | These are separate triggers from ordinary blockchain confirmation. Allow review to finish before expecting to empty or close the account.Source 18 |
| Permanent deletion | Withdraw remaining assets, export records and confirm the request with a human agent. | Deletion disables login, trading, deposits and withdrawals. The bound phone/email cannot be reused for registration. Statutory retention can survive deletion.Source 28 |
Account deletion is distinct from inactivity. No general inactivity charge or automatic dormant-account deadline was established from the inspected tariff and closure material. BTCC recommends closing positions, cancelling conditional orders and disabling copying or API automation before deletion so balances do not change during processing; the notice labels these preparations optional.[28]
Web exports separate Fund History from Transaction Report. The first covers account-ledger movements across futures, spot, wallet and promotional accounts; the second offers futures, spot and TradFi trades, order history and open orders with filters. The 16 September 2026 guide does not establish a fixed historical lookback, universal file format or personalised tax calculation. Save the underlying account and trade records before closing access.[29]
For a platform problem, use official live chat and retain the affected order identifiers, times and error details. The reviewed public support routes do not establish telephone dealing authority or guarantee that a chat agent can close an order. BTCC’s verification tool checks website, email and social-account provenance; ordinary community administrators are not an account-recovery channel.[25][26]
Legal entities and regulatory scope
Sections ↑What the current disclosures establish
| Route or jurisdiction | Established scope | What remains separate |
|---|---|---|
| Poland company disclosure | BTCC’s current footer identifies BTCC POLAND LIMITED, company number 0001129321, and claims Polish VASP entry RDWW-1524. | This is the company’s stated registration, not independently established permission for every derivative, country or customer type.Source 1 |
| Historic Lithuanian route | The regional disclaimer names BTCC Lithuania Limited UAB, company code 305950582, for legacy payment/information services on historic EU accounts opened before 2026. | It says the UAB stopped new solicitation and crypto-asset services after 31 December 2025. This must not be presented as a current onboarding authorisation.Source 31 |
| South Korea | The FSC’s 7 August 2025 annex listed BTCC among unregistered overseas VASPs. | This is a dated Korean regulatory finding; the inspection did not establish a subsequent registration.Source 33 |
| EU register check | No literal BTCC-name match in the inspected ESMA CASP file. | Limited name search; not a universal licensing conclusion.Source 34 |
The English User Agreement page displays 10 June 2021, but its full operative body was unavailable in the inspected rendering. That old display date is not a verified effective date for the current service. The footer identifies present and legacy routes; the complete account-specific governing-law, complaints and counterparty provisions remain to be verified.[32]
Company background and scale
Sections ↑BTCC describes a history beginning in 2011 and explains its current brand as “BTC & Crypto”. Historical longevity and a current product menu are different from evidence of the same legal entity operating throughout that period. Awards and self-assigned quality rankings are not used as a substitute for the contract, controls or fee evidence in this profile.[35]
On 20 October 2026, BTCC’s homepage reported 11 million registered users. This company figure measures registrations, not active traders.[1]
- Operator
- BTCC POLAND LIMITED; legacy BTCC Lithuania Limited UAB route separately disclosed
- Exchange model
- Centralised
- Service scope
- Custodial spot, several perpetual collateral routes, copy trading and separate Earn products.
- Client types
- Retail clients
- Pricing publication
- Public and quoted pricing
- Pricing scope
- Current indexed tariff and later dated fee guides differ; account confirmation required.
- Funding scope
- Crypto networks and eligible fiat-to-USDT channels; recovery exclusions and security holds apply.
- Custody and asset handling
- Company custody and reserve disclosures; internal loss fund is not assigned an insurance limit.
- Client eligibility
- Adult KYC and territorial/product restrictions; complete operative agreement not recovered.
- Support
- Live chat, customer-service email, security recovery and web history exports.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- Polish company disclosure and historic Lithuanian route; no worldwide product authorisation inferred.
Exchange metadata checked 20 Oct 2026Source 1Source 8Source 31Source 21Source 30
Covered contracting entities
BTCC POLAND LIMITED
- Jurisdiction
- Poland
- Covered services
- Current website company disclosure.
- Client and location scope
- Subject to the account agreement.
BTCC Lithuania Limited UAB
- Jurisdiction
- Lithuania
- Covered services
- Legacy payment/information route for historic EU accounts opened before 2026.
- Client and location scope
- No new solicitation or crypto-asset service after 31 December 2025 per regional disclaimer.
Copying, Earn and automation controls
Sections ↑Copy trading: authority and exit
| Control | Published operation | Responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| Allocation | Fixed-margin mode states 10–100,000 USDT per copied trade and 10–2,000,000 USDT maximum margin. Proportional mode uses a chosen ratio. | The cap limits further copying. It is not a guarantee that unrealised losses stop at that amount.Source 36 |
| Automatic execution | Following authorises the platform to reproduce the selected trader’s actions without further approval for each trade. | The agreement assigns automation and latency losses to the follower and applies normal trading charges. The lead trader’s historical returns are not a promised result.Source 38 |
| Stop the relationship | Use My Copy Trades → My Traders → Copy Management and the settings control. | The September guide says stopping copying does not necessarily remove existing positions. Inspect the chosen close/retain treatment and manage anything still open; disconnecting is not proof of a flat account.Source 36Source 37 |
Earn balances and redemption
| Product | Interest and funding | Exit or reuse |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Earn | Uses the wallet balance; interest starts in the hour after subscription and principal plus interest return at maturity. | Early redemption returns principal without interest. Used fixed-product quota is not restored after redemption.Source 39 |
| Flexible Earn | Interest settles hourly after the subscription hour. | The FAQ says successful redemption returns principal immediately. More than ten subscriptions/redemptions within 24 hours triggers a subscription restriction. These terms do not establish insured bank-deposit protection.Source 39 |
Futures API availability requires particular care. The 13 February 2026 notice suspended futures API services from 11:00 UTC and closed the application portal while keeping app and web futures trading operational. A subsequent trading-API restoration was not established. Do not treat old API documentation as proof that current read, trade or withdrawal permissions can be issued; request the present product status before designing automation around it.[30]
The inspected core product and support pages did not establish a native AI agent with account-trading or withdrawal authority. Educational articles about AI tools are not an execution permission. Cross-device chart-layout persistence and guaranteed cancellation during an outage were also not established by the reviewed public material.[25]
Sources & further reading
- BTCC: products and current company disclosure BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- BTCC exchange trading-volume snapshot CoinGecko · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Spot trigger orders BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Futures trigger-order operation BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trailing-order operation BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Standard perpetual forced-liquidation rules BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- TradingView integration FAQ BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- BTCC VIP tariff and qualification rules BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Dated VIP fee guide: 12 August 2026 snapshot BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- June futures-fee reduction announcement BTCC · 4 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Funding fees: basis and settlement BTCC · 13 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Forced-liquidation fee schedule BTCC · 13 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Copy-trading FAQ and profit settlement BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Convert: quotes, fees and intermediate currency BTCC · 7 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Crypto deposit process and minimums BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Visa/Mastercard 1 purchase instructions BTCC · 17 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Withdrawal limits and fees BTCC · 25 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Withdrawal review and fiat-withdrawal FAQ BTCC · 7 Nov 2025 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Uncredited deposit recovery BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- New futures trading-fund usage rules BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trust Centre: custody disclosures BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Proof-of-reserves verification interface BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Risk Reserve Fund: purpose and funding BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- KYC requirements and recovery FAQ BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Official support centre BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Official verification and impersonation reporting BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Registration changes and withdrawal security rules BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Account deletion guidelines BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Transaction and fund-history exports BTCC · 16 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Futures API upgrade and portal closure BTCC · 13 Feb 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Regional disclaimer and legacy Lithuanian service BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- English User Agreement: rendering limitation BTCC · 10 Jun 2021 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- 7 August 2025 warning: unregistered overseas VASPs Financial Services Commission, Korea · 7 Aug 2025 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- ESMA MiCA register: CASP data ESMA · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- About BTCC BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Copy-trading configuration and cancellation BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Copy-trading guide: existing positions on exit BTCC · 4 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Copy-trading agreement BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- BTCC Earn FAQ BTCC · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
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