MEXC Futures Bonus vs Position Airdrop vs Fee Voucher: How Each One Works
MEXC gives futures users three kinds of trading credit: the futures bonus, the position airdrop and the fee voucher, and each one is used, withdrawn and lost under different rules.
Mixing them up is how a bonus disappears after a withdrawal, or a voucher goes unused when a fee is charged.
This guide compares the three side by side, explains each rule with worked examples, and shows where to check them.
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Key Takeaways:
- The futures bonus pays trading fees, funding fees and realized losses, and can act as margin when your USDT runs short; the bonus itself cannot be withdrawn, but profits made with it can.
- A position airdrop is a position opened for you; after you close it, the profit can be withdrawn and any leftover margin is revoked.
- A fee voucher pays trading fees only, applies automatically and must cover the whole fee.
- When a fee is charged, vouchers are used first, then the bonus, then MX.
- Withdrawing from your Futures Wallet before the bonus is used up forfeits the rest of the bonus.
Futures Bonus vs. Position Airdrop vs. Fee Voucher
The three credits differ in what they pay for, whether anything can be withdrawn, and which contracts they work on.
| Futures bonus | Position airdrop | Fee voucher | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Trading credit in your Futures Wallet | A position opened for you | A credit for trading fees |
| Can it be withdrawn? | No, but profits made with it can be | Profit from the closed position can be; leftover margin is revoked | No |
| Pays trading fees? | Yes | — | Yes, only if it covers the full fee |
| Pays funding fees? | Yes | — | No |
| Covers losses? | Yes, realized losses | Losses are capped at the airdropped amount if you add none of your own funds | No |
| Usable as margin? | Yes, when your USDT balance is too low | It is the margin of the airdropped position | No |
| Expiry | Removed automatically when it expires | Set by each event, as stated in the claim email | Reclaimed automatically when it expires |
| Which futures? | USDT-M only, including copy trading and grid trading | The pair, leverage and size in the claim email | Not USDC-M or Coin-M futures |
| Counts for commission rebates? | No, for fees it pays | — | No, for fees it pays |
A dash means the rule does not apply to that credit, and every rule here comes from MEXC's own usage instructions.
How the MEXC Futures Bonus Works
The futures bonus is trading credit that pays fees, funding and losses on USDT-M futures, but the bonus itself cannot be withdrawn as cash.
What the Bonus Can Pay For
The bonus can be spent only on futures activity, including regular futures trading, copy trading and grid trading.
It pays trading fees, funding fees and realized losses, and it can act as margin when your USDT balance is too low.
When you hold both, USDT is used as margin first, so automatic bonus deductions do not shrink your margin and push your liquidation price closer.
How Bonus Deductions Are Calculated
Each deduction appears in your transaction history, and a loss, a fee and funding charged together can be merged into one bonus entry.
| Example 1 | Example 2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus available | 5 USDT | 2 USDT |
| Realized loss | 2.5 USDT | 2.5 USDT |
| Closing fee | 0.03 USDT | 0.03 USDT |
| Total charged | 2.53 USDT | 2.53 USDT |
| Bonus deduction shown | 2.53 USDT | 2 USDT |
| Paid from your own USDT | 0 | 0.53 USDT |
| Bonus left | 2.47 USDT | 0 |
In Example 2, the bonus covers only what it holds, so the history shows a 2 USDT bonus deduction and the remaining 0.53 USDT is charged to your USDT balance.
Rules That Can Forfeit or Limit the Bonus
- Withdrawing any assets from your Futures Wallet before the bonus is used up forfeits the remaining bonus immediately.
- The bonus is removed automatically when it expires.
- Fees paid with the bonus do not count toward commission rebates.
- The bonus works only on USDT-margined futures, not on USDC-M or Coin-M futures.
- It cannot be used to trade MEXC Event Futures or to cover their losses.
How to Check Your Futures Bonus
To check your bonus balance in the MEXC app, tap Wallets at the bottom of the screen, open the Futures tab, and find Bonus under USDT in the Assets List.
To see how the bonus was used, tap the profile icon in the top-left corner, go to Transactions and then Futures Orders, open Capital Flow, tap Filters, choose Bonus under Type and tap Confirm.
Choosing Voucher instead filters the same history for fee voucher entries.
How a MEXC Position Airdrop Works
A position airdrop is a futures position that MEXC opens for you in an event, with the pair, leverage and size set by the event.
How to Claim a Position Airdrop
Invited users claim it on the event landing page or through an in-app pop-up, and some futures events in the Rewards Hub also make you eligible.
For some events, eligibility is checked daily, so if you do not meet the criteria on the day you claim, you may not receive the airdrop.
After a successful claim, MEXC sends an email with the position details, including the leverage, size and trading pair.
Most airdrops assign the direction at random, while some events let you choose long or short yourself.
Where to Find and Manage the Airdropped Position
Once claimed, the position appears on the futures trading page alongside your other positions.
You can close it, set take-profit and stop-loss orders on it, or add to it, although adding your own funds puts those funds at risk too.
Any time limit or other condition for the airdrop is set by the event, so check the claim email and the event page.
What You Can Withdraw
After you close the position, the profit can be withdrawn, while any leftover airdropped margin is revoked and cannot be withdrawn or reused.
If the position loses money and you added none of your own funds, the most you can lose is the airdropped amount, and your other assets are not affected.
How MEXC Fee Vouchers Work
A fee voucher pays MEXC futures trading fees for you, automatically, and nothing else.
- Vouchers offset futures trading fees only; they cannot be used as margin and cannot be withdrawn.
- They apply automatically when a fee is charged, with no manual selection.
- A voucher is used only if its value covers the whole trading fee; partial coverage is not supported.
- Fees covered by vouchers do not count toward commission rebates.
- Vouchers do not work on USDC-M or Coin-M futures.
- Expired vouchers are reclaimed automatically.
Which Credit Pays a Fee First?
When a trading fee is charged, MEXC uses fee vouchers first, then the futures bonus, then MX.
So a voucher large enough to cover the fee keeps your bonus untouched for funding fees and losses.
FAQ
Can I withdraw a MEXC futures bonus?
No, the bonus itself cannot be withdrawn, but profits you make with it can be.
What happens to my bonus if I withdraw from my Futures Wallet?
Withdrawing any assets from the Futures Wallet before the bonus is used up forfeits the remaining bonus immediately.
Can I withdraw profit from a position airdrop?
Yes, after you close the position the profit can be withdrawn, while leftover airdropped margin is revoked.
Can fee vouchers pay funding fees?
No, fee vouchers pay futures trading fees only.
Why was my fee voucher not used?
A voucher applies only when its value covers the whole fee, and it does not work on USDC-M or Coin-M futures.
Can I use a futures bonus on Coin-M futures?
No, the futures bonus works only on USDT-M futures, not on USDC-M or coin-margined futures.
Conclusion
The futures bonus pays fees, funding and losses but stays in the Futures Wallet, the position airdrop lets you keep the profit from a position opened for you, and the fee voucher pays trading fees in full or not at all.
The rule that catches most users is the withdrawal rule: moving assets out of the Futures Wallet before the bonus is used up forfeits what is left.
Each event sets its own terms, so check the claim email or event page before relying on any credit.
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