2025-06-11 00:37:29

Is this fee real? Is it really that expensive?

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DaguGoe

· 06-12 04:00

Boss, you have a lot of bullets, and they're gone after just 400.

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Mr.PigYat

· 06-11 12:56

The exchange makes money by relying on this.

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CuteLittleRascal

· 06-11 04:49

It seems that the big brother is running out of money.

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QuietU

· 06-11 02:17

Bro, this is too much of a loss,

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Fox1314

· 06-11 01:41

Unlimited bullets, envy

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FindOneself

· 06-11 01:25

I want to know if I really spent 500,000 in fees this year?

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LittleKnowledge

· 06-11 00:40

Hello, when trading Futures on Gate, fees will only be charged in cases where trades are generated, such as Opening a Position, Closing Position, or reducing position. If open orders are not filled or the orders are canceled, no fees will be incurred. The deduction of fees is settled in the Margin of the position and is calculated based on the value of the position, regardless of the size of leverage. Distinction of Perptual Futures fees 1. open orders (Maker): The orders of open orders users are not immediately filled but are displayed in the market Depth, thereby increasing the market depth. The fee rate for open orders refers to the tiered fee schedule and does not support point card deductions. 2. Taker: Taker users actively transact with existing orders posted in the market, resulting in a decrease in the number of existing orders and dropping the market depth. Futures tiered fee system (without point card) If you do not use point card deductions, you need to follow the tiered fee rates in the fee schedule, with different tiers having different rates, refer to 👉 fee schedule Point card deduction rules (using point card) maker open orders: If the transaction direction is 'maker', point card deductions are not supported. taker: If the transaction direction is 'taker', the fee is fixed at 0.075%. Whether the fee portion can be fully deducted with point cards depends on whether the maker side has a positive or negative fee rate (amm users will receive a fee, which means a negative fee rate). If the counterparty has a positive fee rate, then it can be fully deducted with point cards. If the counterparty has a negative fee rate, it needs to be checked how much the counterparty's fee rate is, for example: if the counterparty's maker fee is -0.025%, then only 0.05% of the 0.075% fee can be deducted with point cards, and the remaining 0.025% needs to be paid to the maker, which cannot be deducted with point cards. For more detailed information about fees, including VIP levels and related discount schemes, you can check the fee standard page.

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