How are contract trading fees calculated?
Contract trading fees are calculated based on the notional value of the trade—that is, the execution price × quantity—not the margin used.
A Maker order is an order that enters the order book and waits to be filled, providing liquidity to the market. A Taker order is one that immediately matches with an existing order in the order book.
The key thing to keep in mind when managing your funds: don’t switch a stop-loss order to a limit order just to save on fees. In fast-moving markets, the losses from an order not getting filled are often much greater.
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Contract trading fees are calculated based on the notional value of the trade—that is, the execution price × quantity—not the margin used.
A Maker order is an order that enters the order book and waits to be filled, providing liquidity to the market. A Taker order is one that immediately matches with an existing order in the order book.
The key thing to keep in mind when managing your funds: don’t switch a stop-loss order to a limit order just to save on fees. In fast-moving markets, the losses from an order not getting filled are often much greater.
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