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Fees, in plain terms

How fees work

Every number below is read live from our fee engine — what you see here is exactly what the platform charges.

Source of truth: code. This page renders the live fee schedule, and a test keeps our fee document in lockstep with it — the rates can't silently rot.

Volume-based maker/taker tiers

Your tier is set by your rolling 30-day trading volume. Higher volume, lower fees — the top tier even earns a maker rebate.

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Volume is your total traded value over the trailing 30 days (a daily rollup, with a live fallback for brand-new traders so you're never under-tiered). Tiers refresh hourly and are warmed at login, so your first trade already reads the right rate. Admins can apply a global override, which then wins over the tiered rates.

Worked examples

A $100 taker trade at Bronze (2.00%) charges a $2.00 fee — added on top, so you're debited $102.00.
A Diamond maker earns a 0.05% rebate: providing $1,000 of resting liquidity pays you $0.50 (rounded in the house's favour).
Exiting early is just another trade: the taker fee for your tier applies to the sale value — there's no separate 'close' penalty.

Settlement, void, withdrawals & rounding

Voided markets: If a market is cancelled, your stake is refunded in full. Trading fees already charged on earlier fills are not clawed back — they were the cost of trades that really happened.

Withdrawals: There is currently no withdrawal fee. Any fee is always shown, to the cent, before you confirm.

Rounding: All money is handled in exact cents (never floating point). Fees round up to the cent and rebates round down — always in the house's favour — so totals reconcile exactly.

Where you'll see it: The fee is shown in the order ticket before you confirm, on the trade receipt, and on the transaction in your history — the same number every time, and the same amount booked to our ledger.