DeepCoin
DeepCoin Trading fee cashback
You get back part of the trading fees you paid on this exchange. Futures focused.
Not the official site — a guide to how it works.
75%
Share returned · As of September 2026

Getting started
Four steps and you are done
Use the button below to join the cashback service.
Pick the exchange you use and register your UID.
Trade as usual
Withdraw what has accrued to your wallet.
Where to find your exchange UID
DeepCoin
All of them show the UID near the top of the account or profile screen. Depending on the exchange it is labelled "UID" or "User ID".
Good to know
- Rates change
- No fees, no cashback
- Self-referral is not recommended
- Nothing about how you trade has to change.
- Rates can change with each exchange policy. Check the latest figures in the table on the home page.
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In detail
DeepCoin's 75% worked through in numbers
- What 75% actually amounts to If you paid 100,000 KRW in fees, 75,000 KRW comes back; if you paid 1,000,000 KRW, 750,000 KRW. What is left as your cost is a quarter of the fees paid. Three of the 8 are at 75%, namely Gate, Bitunix and DeepCoin, and set against WOO X Pro's 93%, the highest, that is 180,000 KRW less per 1,000,000 KRW of fees.
- Where it sits among the eight The rates of the eight are 93·77·75·75·75·71·64·50. DeepCoin's 75% is the third-highest value, and since Gate and Bitunix hold the same value, the three share that place. Lined up in order, it is the value that falls in the middle of the eight, and it is 2.5 percentage points above the average of 72.5%.
- The gap to the highest and to the lowest DeepCoin's 75% is 18 percentage points from WOO X Pro's 93% at the top and 25 percentage points from Binance's 50% at the bottom. On 1,000,000 KRW in fees, 180,000 KRW less comes back than at WOO X Pro and 250,000 KRW more than at Binance. On 100,000 KRW those differences are 18,000 KRW and 25,000 KRW.
- The one line “futures-focused” The description attached to DeepCoin is the single line “futures-focused.” The others carrying the same description are Bitunix at 75% and Bybit at 64%, so among the three DeepCoin stands with Bitunix on the higher side. Whether the 75% applies just the same to fees paid on spot trades is not written on this page.
- Why a UID is registered Payback attaches only once it is confirmed who paid how much at DeepCoin, which is why the second of the four steps for getting started is registering a UID. Only Bybit and Binance among the eight have the place where the UID sits written out, though, so which menu on the DeepCoin screen it is in and under what name is not written on this page.
- The 75% is a value shared by three exchanges Among the eight, 75% is a value shared by three, Gate, Bitunix and DeepCoin, and on the list DeepCoin is placed last of the three. The 75% on the screen carries “as of September 2026” beside it, and since the smallest change at any one of them would break the tie, it is better to look at how far that date is from today as well.
- DeepCoin's fee rate is not on this page DeepCoin's 75% is a rate applied to the fees you paid. If you paid 40,000 KRW in fees, 30,000 KRW comes back and 10,000 KRW is left. How much DeepCoin takes in fees per trade is not written on this page, though, so the value to put in place of the 40,000 KRW has to be checked on the DeepCoin screen itself.
- Apart from the 75%, no number is written about DeepCoin The only number this page gives for DeepCoin is the payback rate of 75%. The amount you can request from and the time it takes after requesting are written on the home page, but those are shared conditions that do not depend on the exchange. How often fee data comes over from DeepCoin, and whether any different condition applies to DeepCoin alone, is nowhere to be found.
- The whole description of DeepCoin is the one line “futures-focused” All this page says about DeepCoin is the one line “futures-focused” and how to find a UID. That same line is attached to Bitunix and Bybit as well, so reading this page alone does not tell you how the three differ. Not a line is written about the assets handled, the size of the user base, or any judgment on regulation or safety, so you would have to look into that outside this page.
- Start with the size of the fees you pay How much a difference in rate comes to in money depends on the size of the fees you pay. On the same 10,000 KRW in fees, DeepCoin's 75% gives 7,500 KRW and WOO X Pro's 93%, the highest of the 8, gives 9,300 KRW, a difference of 1,800 KRW. On 1,000,000 KRW that same difference grows to 180,000 KRW.
- When one rate figure is hard to decide on Only two sit above DeepCoin's 75%, WOO X Pro at 93% and Bitget at 77%, and the gap to the nearer one, Bitget, is 2 percentage points. On 1,000,000 KRW in fees that is 750,000 KRW against 770,000 KRW, a split of 20,000 KRW. With Gate and Bitunix at the same 75%, three stand level, so this band is hard to separate on the numbers alone.