Taker fees are paid when a trader takes liquidity from the order book. This happens when a trader places an order that’s executed immediately against an order already available in the order book — in other words, if a trader buys or sells using a market order. When a market order is completed, the volume is removed from the order book, thus taking liquidity from the market.
The taker fee on CEX.IO varies from 0.25% to 0.1% depending on your monthly trading volume.
You can find more details on how the trading fee is calculated on CEX.IO Spot Trading.
The web content provided by CEX.IO is for educational purposes only. The information and tools provided neither are, nor should be construed as, an offer, or a solicitation of an offer, or a recommendation, to buy, sell or hold any digital asset or to open a particular account or engage in any specific investment strategy. Digital asset markets are highly volatile and can lead to loss of funds.
The availability of the products, features, and services on the CEX.IO platform is subject to jurisdictional limitations. To understand what products and services are available in your region, please see our list of supported countries and territories. This page includes additional links to information about individual products, and their accessibility.
Related Articles
Maker fee
Bid price
Liquidity
Order book and market depth chart
What is liquidity and who are takers and makers?
