What is Maker Fee?
A maker fee is charged — or rebated — when you post a limit order that rests on the book and adds liquidity, rather than filling immediately. Many venues set it well below the taker fee, and some pay a rebate.
Patient arbitrageurs can reduce cost by entering as makers, though that risks the spread moving before the order fills.
See maker fee live across 36 exchanges.
Open Funding Screener →