Trading glossary · practical definition
What is maker and taker fees?
Maker orders add resting liquidity; taker orders remove liquidity by matching immediately.
Maker and taker fees in plain English
Maker orders add resting liquidity; taker orders remove liquidity by matching immediately.
Venues often charge different rates, and some tiers can include rebates.
Practical example
A market order usually pays taker fees; a post-only limit order is intended to remain maker.
Common mistake
Assuming every limit order earns the maker rate.
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