What are Trading Fees?

A trading fee is a fee charged by an exchange to buyers and sellers when an order is executed on the exchange.

 

 

When do fees occur?

• It only occurs when a user's buy or sell order is filled.

• No fees are charged for unfilled orders.

 

 

 

⚠️ Fees do not apply to open orders.

 

 

 

Maker vs Taker

 

Exchanges have two different fee structures depending on how the order is placed.

•  For limit orders: Maker fees apply

•  For market orders: Taker fees apply

 

CategoryDescription
MakerPlace an order on the order book and execute when the specified price is reached
TakerInstant execution of orders on the order book

 

 

Trading Fee Example

 

In a BTCUSDT trade, you enter a long position at 99,000 USDT for 10,000 USDT worth of BTC,

•  If the taker fee set by the exchange is 0.04%→ the fee is 4 USDT

 

 

What are VIP fees?

 

This is a discounted fee offered by an exchange to users with high trading volumes.

There are different VIP levels based on 30-day trading volume or 30-day average equity, and the higher the level, the lower the trading fees.

 

For more information, please visit our VIP fees page.

 

 

 


 

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