Best Indian Crypto Exchange for Futures With Lowest Fees in 2025
Platform
Futures Trading Fees
Trading Pairs
Max Leverage
Mudrex
0.03% – 0.05%
500+
Up to 100x
CoinDCX
0.03% – 0.05%
300+
Up to 100x
CoinSwitch
0.07%
430+
Up to 100x
Delta Exchange
0.05%
Not stated
Up to 100x
ZebPay
0.029%–0.06% (USDT), 0.03%–0.08% (INR)
Not stated
Up to 75x
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Maker & Taker Fees: You pay maker fees when placing limit orders (adds liquidity) and taker fees for market orders (takes liquidity). Maker fees are usually lower. At Mudrex, taker fees are competitively priced, with no hidden platform markups.
You pay maker fees when placing limit orders (adds liquidity) and taker fees for market orders (takes liquidity). Maker fees are usually lower. At Mudrex, taker fees are competitively priced, with no hidden platform markups. Funding Fees: These apply to perpetual contracts and are exchanged between long and short traders every 8 hours. Mudrex passes these on transparently, with no added charges—what you see is what you pay.
These apply to perpetual contracts and are exchanged between long and short traders every 8 hours. Mudrex passes these on transparently, with no added charges—what you see is what you pay. Liquidation Fees: If your position drops below margin requirements, it may get auto-closed. Like most exchanges, Mudrex charges a small fee on liquidations, but offers tools like real-time alerts and trailing stop-losses to help you avoid them.
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In 2025, India's crypto futures market continues to mature, offering traders the ability to profit from rising and falling prices.With lower fees and better leverage options now available, choosing the right platform can make all the difference. This guide compares leading Indian exchanges to help you identify the best platform based on fees, features, and user experience.The fees mentioned in the table above are general indicators and can vary based on your trading volume tier, VIP levels, and specific market conditions. It's always advisable to check the most up-to-date fee schedules directly on each exchange's website.These fee ranges represent the typical lowest to highest taker fees for futures, often correlating with trading volume.Mudrex is India's most trusted and user-friendly crypto exchange which gives you easy to use access to Crypto futures. . With popular trading pairs available for futures trading at 100x leverage, Mudrex stands out with its clean and easy to use interface.Recently Mudrex updated its fee structure to provide one of the lowest trading fees in the Indian market, particularly with Mudrex's VIP service called Alpha.Mudrex provides you 500 crypto trading pairs, which means that you have a larger choice of options for exploring crypto futures trading.CoinDCX offers crypto futures for major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), alongside several other altcoins.CoinDCX provides up to a maximum leverage of 100x for certain pairs while other pairs vary from 20x to 75x. CoinDCX also offers a range of tools and a dedicated interface for futures trading, catering to both beginners and more active traders.CoinSwitch provides crypto futures for major cryptocurrencies. It offers flexible, smaller lot sizes, making it accessible to a broader range of traders. They also provide up to 100x leverage on select contracts, similar to Mudrex.Delta Exchange is a crypto exchange which provides futures and options. They offer a diverse range of perpetual contracts for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a variety of altcoins.Delta Exchange provides high leverage, and offers up to 100x leverage. Their platform is known for providing sophisticated trading tools, advanced order types, and robust charting capabilities, catering to professional traders looking for comprehensive derivative trading options.ZebPay, one of the oldest crypto exchanges in India, has recently introduced its futures trading platform. This platform exclusively offers perpetual contracts, with up to 75x leverage on select contracts, providing substantial trading power. Their focus is on providing a seamless single-window trading terminal with instant order execution.Understanding the various fees involved in crypto futures trading is crucial for effective cost management. These aren't always straightforward and can significantly impact your profitability.Always compare prices across platforms and with global market rates to ensure you're getting a fair rate.For Indian traders venturing into the exciting world of crypto futures, choosing an exchange with transparent and competitive fees is paramount.While several platforms offer compelling features, Mudrex stands out as a leading choice for futures trading in India, particularly for its commitment to lowest trading fees and robust leverage options.Mudrex offers highly competitive futures trading fees, often ranging from 0.03% to 0.05%, positioning it among the most cost-efficient platforms in the Indian market. Coupled with its generous 100x leverage on a wide range of perpetual contracts, Mudrex empowers traders to amplify their trading potential significantly.For those seeking a platform that prioritizes low fees, offers substantial leverage, and provides a user-friendly interface for futures trading across numerous crypto pairs, Mudrex offers an exceptional experience designed for maximizing profitability in the dynamic crypto futures market.Maker fees apply when you place limit orders; taker fees apply when you place market orders. Taker fees are usually higher.Exchanges offer different fee structures based on trading volume, VIP tiers, promotions, or internal cost models.Some platforms add spreads or hidden markups to the trading price. Always check if the displayed fee includes such costs.Funding fees are periodic payments exchanged between long and short positions in perpetual futures. They are charged every 8 hours.
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