Knowledge Notes | Contract Trading Fees
① Maker and taker fees are usually different, with maker fees often being lower. The exact rates depend on your user tier and trading pair; refer to the official fee schedule.
② A Maker order is an order that enters the order book first and waits to be filled, adding liquidity to the market. A Taker order is filled immediately against an existing order in the order book.
③ If you're not in a hurry to trade, consider placing a limit order and waiting for it to be filled; this can generally save you some fees.
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① Maker and taker fees are usually different, with maker fees often being lower. The exact rates depend on your user tier and trading pair; refer to the official fee schedule.
② A Maker order is an order that enters the order book first and waits to be filled, adding liquidity to the market. A Taker order is filled immediately against an existing order in the order book.
③ If you're not in a hurry to trade, consider placing a limit order and waiting for it to be filled; this can generally save you some fees.
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Personal observations; not investment advice.