Futures Trading Fee Structure

When a user trades a contract on XTrust, the platform will charge a certain transaction fee. Whether opening or closing a position, the fee charged is the variety asset corresponding to the transaction. The transaction procedure of the contract is the fee charged after the order is successfully placed, for example, the fee charged for U-standard contracts is USDT.

The formula for calculating the fee varies based on whether the trader is on the side or on the side.

Maker

When an order is placed by a counterparty/market Maker at the depth of the market, the order will enter the order table and wait for similar buy/sell orders to be matched before it can be executed, so this essentially provides liquidity.

Taker

When a new order is matched with a pending order, the Taker of the new order will close immediately, which will take the pending/unclosed order from the depth of the market and therefore substantially reduce liquidity.

The waiting fee on most exchanges is usually lower than the eating fee. This is because the hanging party provides liquidity to the exchange in its order table, helping to attract traders seeking liquidity. Lower pending fees attract parties to join the exchange.

Transaction rates for XTrust contracts are as follows:
Handling fee = Number of contracts * contract face value * Average transaction price * Procedure rate
Opening fee: Maker fee: 0.04%; Taker Process rate: 0.06%
Closing fee: Maker fee: 0.04%; Taker Process rate: 0.06%