Taker’s Fee and Maker’s Rebate Calculation
Every transaction conducted on Bybit will incur transaction fees.
The handling fee is only incurred when the order is executed, and the handling fee is deducted from the available balance of the account and does not affect the initial margin of the order.
The liquidity provider (entrusted orders enter the order form to deepen the market depth, such as limit orders), the order handling fee is negative, which means that the trader gets the handling fee rebate given by the platform.
The liquidity withdrawal party (orders are executed immediately, which consumes market depth, such as market orders), the order handling fee is positive, which means that the trader pays the transaction handling fee.
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Inverse Contract
| Perpetual Contracts (Inverse) | Highest Leverage | Maker’s Rebate | Taker’s Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC/USD | 100x | -0.025% | 0.075% |
| ETH/USD | 50x | -0.025% | 0.075% |
| XRP/USD | 50x | -0.025% | 0.075% |
| EOS/USD | 50x | -0.025% | 0.075% |
In the “transaction record”, a positive handling fee indicates that the withdrawal fee has been paid, while a negative handling fee indicates that the provider reward has been received.
The formula of reverse contract:
Handling fee = order value x handling fee rate
order value = order quantity / entry price
For example:
Trader A uses a market order to buy 10,000 BTCUSD contracts.
Trader B uses a limit order to sell 10,000 BTCUSD contracts.
Assuming that the entry price is 8,000 USD, after the order is matched:
Trader A is the liquidity extractor, and the required commission = 10,000/8,000 x 0.075% = 0.0009375 BTC.
Trader B is the liquidity provider, and the commission required = 10,000/8,000 x -0.025% = -0.0003125 BTC.
Therefore, after execution, Trader A will pay 0.0009375 BTC and Trader B will receive 0.0003125 BTC.
USDT contract
| USDT Contracts | Highest Leverage | Maker’s Rebate | Taker’s Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC/USDT | 100x | -0.025% | 0.075% |
In the “transaction record”, a positive handling fee indicates that the withdrawal fee has been paid, while a negative handling fee indicates that the provider reward has been received.
The formula of the forward contract:
Handling fee = order value x handling fee rate
Oder value = quantity x entry price
Example of a forward contract:
Trader A uses a market order to buy 10 BTC contracts.
Trader B uses a limit order to sell 10 BTC contracts.
Assuming that the entry price is 8000 USDT, after the order is matched:
Trader A is the liquidity extractor, and the required fee = 10 x 8000 x 0.075% = 60 USDT
Trader B is the liquidity provider, and the transaction fee that can be obtained = 10 x 8000 x -0.025% = -20 USDT
Therefore, after execution, Trader A will pay 60 USDT and Trader B will receive 20 USDT.
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