New Maker Fee Incentive Structure Launched for Lower-Liquidity Spot Pairs

Starting June 26, a new maker fee incentive structure will be introduced on a select number of lower-liquidity spot pairs. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort to improve market structure, encourage tighter spreads, and deepen order book liquidity where it is most needed.

Eligible pairs will now follow a competitive rebate-driven fee schedule for makers. Maker fees will decrease significantly for the selected pairs, at all volume tiers, with rebates offered at the top tiers. Taker fees remain unchanged across all tiers. This structure applies only to select spot pairs, chosen based on liquidity. All other spot pairs will continue under the standard fee schedule.

The goal is to support deeper markets and tighter spreads through targeted liquidity incentives on recently underperforming pairs. All traders will automatically benefit from the improved maker fee structure based on 30-day rolling volumes—no other action is required.

This maker fee schedule will apply only to the selected spot pairs. The new fee structure includes a range of maker fees from 0.23% for volumes starting at $0 to a rebate of -0.02% for volumes exceeding $100,000,000. Taker fees remain unchanged, ranging from 0.40% to 0.08% depending on the volume tier.

Taker fees remain unchanged for all pairs and all tiers. Maker and taker fees on non-eligible pairs are not affected. The standard fee schedule remains in effect for the majority of trading activity. The eligibility of pairs, fee levels, and the structure of liquidity incentives will be reassessed on a monthly basis as needed to reflect shifting liquidity dynamics. The aim is to support more efficient markets, better execution, and to deliver a better experience for all active traders.

For any questions, traders can contact support or their relationship manager, or visit the support center for more information. The full list of eligible pairs is available for review.