# Fees

We offer a competitive rate for each of our platform’s trading tools. For each feature, fees are as follows:

#### Leverage:

**Deposits**&#x20;

* Gas fees for deposits are paid in ETH by the user.&#x20;

**Withdrawals**&#x20;

* Gas fees for withdrawals are paid in USDC by the user.&#x20;
* The user pays 0.1% in USDC for fast withdrawals to dYdX.&#x20;

**Market orders**&#x20;

* Paid in USDC.&#x20;
* Opening a position - the user pays 0.05%.&#x20;
* Closing a position - 0.05% is paid by the user.&#x20;

**Limit orders**&#x20;

* Limit orders are paid in USDC.&#x20;
* User pays 0.02% as a “Maker”.&#x20;
* User pays 0.05%. as a “Taker”.

**Stop-loss**

* Paid in USDC.&#x20;
* User pays 0.02% as a “Maker”.&#x20;
* As a “Taker” the user pays 0.05%. &#x20;

**Liquidation**&#x20;

* User pays 1% in USDC to the dYdX liquidator.&#x20;

#### Swaps:&#x20;

* Gas fees.&#x20;

#### Limit orders:&#x20;

* No fees.&#x20;
* User is responsible for the fee paid to Ethereum miners to validate the transaction on the blockchain.&#x20;
* On the Layer 2 Perpetual product for fast withdrawals, a 0.1% fee is paid to cover the cost of the liquidity required to execute the fast withdrawal.

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When utilizing the leverage trading feature, you will pay gas fees for withdrawals in USDC.&#x20;

#### Maker-Taker:&#x20;

A maker-taker fee model is used to determine trade fees on bitoftrade.&#x20;

**Maker** orders provide depth and liquidity to the order book, while **taker** orders remove liquidity from the order book. Users are charged a different fee depending on which of the two types of orders they’re utilizing.&#x20;

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**There is complete transparency with bitoftrade, so you needn’t worry about hidden costs! You’ll receive a full breakdown of the total fees required to complete a transaction before it’s executed.**


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