BitMart listing fee in 2026
BitMart has closed: trading ended on 26 August 2026. Any offer to list a token on BitMart now is not a real listing.
ClosedWind-down announced 26 Jul 2026, trading ended 26 Aug 2026, withdrawals restricted. Partial restart and creditor payouts floated 22 Aug 2026; outcome unverified. Source, grade 4, checked 2026-09-30.
What has been reported
| Source | Listing fee | Deposit | Market-maker liquidity | Audit | Legal entity | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listing intermediary grade 3, checked 2026-09-30 | $30,000 to $40,000 (historical, quoted before the closure) | - | $10,000 to $50,000 | Required | Required | 1-3 weeks |
Reported figures from public sources, not a tariff published by BitMart. Conflicting sources are shown side by side, never averaged. Market-maker liquidity is capital placed in the order book, not a fee.
What we know
BitMart announced a wind-down on 26 July 2026 and ended all trading on 26 August 2026; withdrawals are restricted. A partial restart and creditor payouts were floated on 22 August 2026; the outcome is unverified. Before the closure, intermediaries quoted $30,000 to $40,000; we keep that figure only as a historical record.
Red flags in a BitMart listing offer
- Red flagA deposit paid to an agent's own wallet before the exchange has approved anything.
- Red flagNo agreement signed by the exchange's own legal entity, only by the agent.
- Red flagA "guaranteed" listing, or a guaranteed CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap page as part of the package.
- Red flag"Volume support" or "chart support": that is wash trading, and firms that sold it have been convicted.
- AskA deadline of hours. Listing slots are not sold like concert tickets.
More in seven questions to ask before you pay anyone for a listing.
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