ApeX Complete Guide: Fees, Strengths, Risks, and Getting Started

ApeX is an order book perpetual DEX tracked by PerpsHub for traders comparing decentralized derivatives venues such as Hyperliquid, Lighter, Aster, GMX, and dYdX. This guide summarizes what ApeX is, who it may fit, and what to verify before using its registration or referral link.

Perpetual futures and leverage are high-risk products. Fees, supported markets, incentives, and regional availability can change. Always confirm the current terms on ApeX before depositing or trading.

ApeX at a glance

Based on the current PerpsHub platform profile, ApeX is recorded with these attributes:

• Supported chain or venue layer: StarkEx
• Market model: order book
• Recorded maker/taker fees: 0.02% / 0.05%
• Recorded maximum leverage: 20x
• Recorded markets: 30+
• KYC status in PerpsHub data: no KYC entry point
• Referral code: BWKXTMUS

Use these values as comparison references, not permanent guarantees. The official ApeX interface and documentation are the final source of truth.

Who ApeX may fit

ApeX may be worth researching if you:

• prefer an order book trading experience instead of an AMM-style pool model;
• want a no-KYC entry point in the current PerpsHub data;
• want to compare a StarkEx-based venue with Hyperliquid, Lighter, and dYdX;
• care about a recorded 0.02% / 0.05% maker/taker fee profile.

If your highest priority is the deepest liquidity or the most familiar trading ecosystem, compare ApeX with larger venues before committing size.

Fees and cost checks

PerpsHub currently records ApeX maker/taker fees as 0.02% / 0.05%. Your real cost can also depend on spread, slippage, funding or borrow terms, withdrawal routes, and whether your order executes as maker or taker.

Before trading, compare ApeX with the fee comparison tool, then verify the live schedule on ApeX itself.

Registration link and referral code

If you decide to test ApeX, use the complete visible link below and confirm the referral code on the official page:

https://omni.apex.exchange/referral?referralCode=BWKXTMUS

Referral code: BWKXTMUS

This code may help you access referral-related benefits if ApeX is running an eligible program. PerpsHub does not guarantee discounts, rebates, rewards, points, or eligibility.

Strengths to evaluate

Order book design

ApeX is tracked as an order book perpetual venue. This may appeal to users who prefer limit orders, market orders, and a more exchange-like trading surface.

No-KYC entry in current data

PerpsHub currently marks ApeX as a no-KYC entry point. Requirements can change, and some users may face different requirements by region or product.

Direct comparison path

Use the Hyperliquid vs ApeX comparison to compare fees, trading model, risk notes, and best-fit users before choosing where to start.

Main risks

• Leverage can amplify losses quickly.
• Order book depth may vary by market and position size.
• Referral and reward terms can change.
• Bridge, deposit, withdrawal, and wallet-signing flows introduce operational risk.
• Always verify the domain before connecting a wallet.

Research ApeX on PerpsHub

• ApeX platform profile
• Hyperliquid vs ApeX comparison
• Perp DEX platform selector
• Best perpetual DEX guide
• Perpetual DEX beginner guide

Pre-trading checklist

1. Confirm you are on the official ApeX page.
2. Confirm the referral code is shown as BWKXTMUS if you want to use it.
3. Verify the current maker/taker fee schedule.
4. Check funding, collateral, supported markets, and withdrawal routes.
5. Start with small size and low leverage.

FAQ

Does ApeX require KYC?

PerpsHub currently records ApeX as a no-KYC entry point. Confirm current requirements on ApeX before registering.

What are ApeX fees?

PerpsHub currently records maker/taker fees as 0.02% / 0.05%. Verify the live fee schedule before trading.

Is ApeX better than Hyperliquid?

It depends on your needs. ApeX may appeal to users comparing order book DEX venues and referral programs. Hyperliquid may fit users focused on a high-performance native order book ecosystem. Compare both before deciding.

Is this financial advice?

No. This guide is for product research and site navigation only.