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BingX review
BingX is a crypto exchange founded in 2018 that offers spot trading, perpetual futures and copy trading. This page summarises what it offers, where it is not available, and what to consider before opening an account.
Products
Spot trading covers several hundred crypto pairs. Perpetual futures are contracts without an expiry date that track an underlying price; a funding rate paid between long and short holders every few hours keeps the contract close to the spot price. Besides crypto, BingX lists perpetual contracts that track gold, silver, oil and major stock indices, which lets crypto traders follow traditional markets from the same account.
Copy trading lets a user mirror the positions of another trader. Past results of a copied trader do not guarantee future results, and copying a leveraged strategy copies its risk as well.
Availability
According to BingX's own terms, the service is not available in a list of countries that includes the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong and mainland China, among others. The full list we track is shown above with the date we last checked it. Local rules also matter: in Vietnam, for example, crypto-asset services must be licensed and marketing unlicensed providers is prohibited, so we show information only there.
Market data we publish
Finance Gorila reads BingX's public market-data API every few hours and publishes volume, open interest and funding rates for the most active perpetual contracts on our crypto page. Those figures are useful context even if you trade elsewhere: unusually high funding shows a crowded long side, and rising open interest during a move shows new money entering.
Risks
Leveraged contracts magnify both gains and losses, and positions can be liquidated quickly in volatile markets. Crypto assets are not covered by deposit-insurance schemes. Check that the provider is authorised where you live, use only money you can afford to lose and keep leverage low.
BingX at a glance
Most active perpetual contracts
| Contract | Last | 24h | Volume 24h | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCCOGOLD2USD | 4,016.34 | -0.12% | $761.1M | 0.0057% |
| BTC | 79,797.40 | -0.45% | $684.4M | 0.0100% |
| ETH | 2,311.70 | -0.50% | $472.3M | 0.0100% |
| SOL | 100.01 | -1.30% | $300.5M | 0.0100% |
| ZEC | 1,220.46 | 1.42% | $97.7M | 0.0100% |
| NEAR | 4.41 | -2.26% | $97.5M | 0.0038% |
Updated 2026-10-27 05:27 UTC · Source: BingX public API
Not available in (per BingX terms)
Official BingX disclaimer and terms (updated 10/02/2026): not available in Afghanistan, Burundi, Cambodia, Canada, Central African Republic, mainland China, Cuba, DR Congo, Hong Kong, Iran, Laos, Macau, Myanmar, the Netherlands, North Korea, Panama, Singapore, Somalia, the UK, the USA, and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions (list not exhaustive). Last checked 2026-10-26.
Partner disclosure. BingX is a partner of Finance Gorila; if you open an account through our partner link we may earn a commission. Links are shown only where the provider accepts clients from your country and local rules allow it.
About the data
Prices come from public sources (Yahoo Finance, gold-api.com) and the calendar from the ForexFactory public feed. The page is rebuilt every three hours; figures can lag the live market, so always confirm prices on your own platform before acting.
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Frequently asked questions
Is BingX regulated?
BingX lists registrations in some jurisdictions; the entity and protections that apply depend on your country. Check the provider's current terms for your country before you open an account.
Why is BingX featured on Finance Gorila?
BingX is a partner. If you open an account through our partner link we may earn a commission. That does not change the facts on this page.
Can I trade gold on BingX?
BingX lists perpetual contracts that track the gold price. They are crypto-margined derivatives, not physical gold.
Trading leveraged products such as CFDs, futures and crypto derivatives carries a high risk of losing money. This page is information and education, not investment advice.