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Zoomex Brings Back Zero-Fee TradFi
Eligible traders can receive up to 100 USDT in trading fee rebates across stock contracts, commodity contracts and stock tokens through October 11, 2026.
Zoomex has relaunched its Zero‑Fee TradFi campaign, offering traders a full rebate on trading fees for eligible traditional finance products. The promotion runs from 11 September 2026, 10:00 AM UTC to 11 October 2026, 10:00 AM UTC.
How the campaign works
Participants must register on the campaign page during the promotional window. Once registered, traders can open leveraged long or short positions on any eligible Stock Contract, Commodity Contract, or Stock Token. All trading fees incurred are refunded at 100 % up to a maximum of 100 USDT per account. Rebates are calculated weekly and credited within three business days.
Eligible assets
- Stock Contracts – over 200 global stocks, indices and ETFs
- Commodity Contracts – gold, silver, crude oil and other major raw materials
- Stock Tokens – tokenised exposure to popular US equities and ETFs
Key campaign conditions
- Registration is required; only registered accounts qualify.
- The 100 USDT cap applies per user; fees beyond the cap are not rebated.
- On‑chain gas fees for Stock Token trades are excluded.
- Existing fee waivers, vouchers or discounts are not eligible for the rebate.
- Zoomex may disqualify accounts involved in fraudulent activity such as wash trading or volume manipulation.
Why it matters
The rebate removes the direct cost of placing trades on traditional finance instruments within a crypto‑native platform, allowing traders to explore stocks, commodities and ETFs with continuous, leveraged access. By consolidating these products in the upgraded TradFi Hub, Zoomex aims to provide a seamless experience without the need for multiple brokerage accounts.
Zoomex platform overview
Founded in 2021, Zoomex serves over 3 million users in more than 35 countries, offering 700+ trading pairs and a suite of derivatives. The exchange maintains regulatory registrations in the United States, Canada, and Australia, and has undergone security audits by Hacken.
Source & attribution
News Source
- Publisher
- BeInCrypto
- Original date
- September 18, 2026, 2:03 PM
- Original headline
- Zoomex Brings Back Zero-Fee TradFi