Trading Fees
To keep Xmarket sustainable and reward platform contributors, there are two types of fees you may encounter when trading and settling positions.
Taker Fee
When it applies: You place an order that immediately matches with an existing order in the order book — such as a market order or a limit order that gets filled instantly.
How it works:
A small percentage fee is charged on the total trade amount at the moment of execution.
Example:
You buy 100 YES shares at 0.60 USDX each → 60 USDX total
Taker fee = 0.5% × 60 = 0.3 USDX
Total paid = 60.3 USDX
Winner Fee
When it applies: After a market resolves, when you redeem your winning outcome shares for payout (1 USDX per share).
How it works:
A small settlement fee is deducted from your redemption amount.
Example:
You hold 100 winning YES shares
Gross payout = 100 USDX
Settlement fee = 1% × 100 = 1 USDX
Net received = 99 USDX
Tip for Traders:
Maker orders (limit orders that don’t fill instantly) typically avoid the taker fee.
You can reduce exit fees by factoring them into your trade strategy before entering a market.
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