> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://czrex.gitbook.io/czrex-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://czrex.gitbook.io/czrex-docs/czr-fees.md). # CZR Fees CZR Exchange uses a transparent fee structure across its spot, futures, deposit, withdrawal, swap, bridge, and other supported products. Fees may vary according to the product, trading pair, order type, trading volume, VIP level, blockchain network, market conditions, and applicable promotions. The rate displayed on the CZR platform before a transaction is confirmed is the applicable rate for that transaction. ### Trading Fee Overview Trading fees are generally calculated as a percentage of the value of an executed order. Fees may depend on whether the order is classified as a: * **Maker order:** Adds liquidity to the order book. * **Taker order:** Removes liquidity from the order book. Different rates may apply to spot and futures markets. ### Maker Fees A maker order adds liquidity to the order book by remaining open before it is matched. For example, a limit order placed below the current market price may remain in the order book until another trader accepts it. Maker fees may be lower than taker fees because maker orders contribute liquidity to the market. A limit order is not always a maker order. If it matches an existing order immediately, it may be classified as a taker order. ### Taker Fees A taker order removes liquidity by matching an order already available in the order book. Market orders are generally classified as taker orders because they seek immediate execution. A limit order may also be classified as a taker order if it executes immediately against existing liquidity. ### Spot Trading Fees Spot trading fees are charged when an eligible spot order is executed. The fee may depend on: * Maker or taker classification * Executed order value * Trading pair * Rolling spot trading volume * CZR VIP level * Applicable $CZR benefits * Referral or affiliate discounts * Promotional fee programs Fees are charged only on the portion of an order that executes. An unfilled portion of an order is not charged a trading fee. #### Spot Fee Calculation A spot trading fee may generally be calculated as: **Trading Fee = Executed Order Value × Applicable Fee Rate** For example, if an order with a value of 1,000 USDT is charged a fee rate of 0.10%: **1,000 USDT × 0.10% = 1 USDT** This example is provided only to explain the calculation. It does not represent a guaranteed or universal CZR fee rate. ### Futures Trading Fees Futures trading fees may apply when a position is opened, increased, reduced, or closed. The fee may depend on: * Maker or taker classification * Executed contract value * Futures trading volume * CZR VIP level * Applicable $CZR benefits * Promotional fee programs * Contract-specific requirements Leverage does not eliminate trading fees. Futures fees are generally calculated using the total executed position value rather than only the margin posted. #### Futures Fee Calculation A futures trading fee may generally be calculated as: **Trading Fee = Executed Position Value × Applicable Fee Rate** For example, if a leveraged position has a total executed value of 10,000 USDT and the applicable fee rate is 0.05%: **10,000 USDT × 0.05% = 5 USDT** This example is illustrative and does not represent a guaranteed or universal CZR fee rate. ### Opening and Closing Futures Positions Trading fees may be charged separately when: * Opening a position * Adding to a position * Partially closing a position * Fully closing a position * Executing a take-profit order * Executing a stop-loss order * Reducing a position through liquidation Users should consider both entry and exit fees when calculating the potential cost of a futures trade. ### Funding Payments Funding payments are periodic transfers between eligible long and short positions in perpetual futures markets. Depending on the funding rate: * Long positions may pay short positions. * Short positions may pay long positions. Funding is separate from the maker or taker trading fee. The funding amount may depend on: * Position value * Current funding rate * Funding interval * Position direction * Whether the position remains open at the funding time Funding rates can change and may increase the cost of holding a position over time. ### Liquidation-Related Charges A futures position may be liquidated when it no longer meets the applicable maintenance-margin requirements. Liquidation may result in: * Realized trading losses * Maker or taker trading fees * Funding payments * Liquidation-related charges * Loss of some or all allocated margin The estimated liquidation price and applicable charges may change as the position, margin, fees, and market conditions change. ### Deposit Fees CZR does not control the network fees charged by an external wallet or platform when it sends assets to a CZR deposit address. Deposit requirements may vary by: * Digital asset * Blockchain network * Minimum deposit amount * Required network confirmations * Memo or tag requirements * Network availability Any applicable CZR deposit fee will be displayed through the platform. Sending an asset through an unsupported network, below the minimum amount, or without a required memo or tag may result in delayed crediting or permanent loss. ### Withdrawal Fees Crypto withdrawals may be subject to a fee based on the selected asset and blockchain network. Withdrawal fees may reflect: * Blockchain network costs * Validator or miner fees * Network congestion * Wallet-processing requirements * Asset-specific operational costs The withdrawal screen will display: * Withdrawal amount * Applicable fee * Minimum withdrawal * Expected amount received * Selected blockchain network Users should review these details before confirming a withdrawal. Withdrawal fees and minimums may change as blockchain conditions change. ### Internal Transfers Transfers between eligible account categories within the same CZR account may be processed internally without a blockchain transaction. Internal account categories may include: * Funding Account * Spot Account * Futures Account * CZR Earn * Rewards or Bonus Account The platform will display any applicable charge before the transfer is confirmed. ### Swap Fees CZR Swap allows eligible users to exchange supported assets through available liquidity routes. The total cost of a swap may include: * Platform fee * Liquidity-provider fee * Price spread * Price impact * Slippage * Blockchain network fee, where applicable Users should review the quoted exchange rate, minimum amount received, estimated fee, and price impact before confirming a swap. Swap quotes may expire or change before confirmation. ### Bridge Fees Cross-chain bridge transactions may involve: * Source-network fees * Destination-network fees * Bridge protocol fees * Liquidity-provider fees * Platform fees * Slippage or price impact Bridge fees and processing times depend on the networks, assets, liquidity routes, and blockchain conditions involved. Users should confirm that the receiving wallet or platform supports the destination network and asset. ### Fiat and Third-Party Provider Fees Where available, CZR may provide access to third-party payment, on-ramp, or off-ramp services. Third-party providers may apply their own: * Processing fees * Exchange rates * Card fees * Bank-transfer fees * Minimum and maximum transaction limits * Regional restrictions * Identity-verification requirements The third-party provider’s final confirmation screen and terms govern its charges. ### CZR VIP Fee Benefits Eligible CZR VIP members may receive reduced trading fees and other benefits. VIP qualification may depend on: * Rolling spot trading volume * Rolling futures trading volume * Eligible asset balances * $CZR holdings * Institutional or market-maker status * Promotional eligibility Higher VIP levels may provide progressively reduced maker or taker fees. Current VIP qualification requirements and benefits should be reviewed through the CZR platform. ### $CZR Token Fee Benefits Eligible users may receive trading-fee benefits based on their $CZR holdings or participation in designated CZR programs. Potential benefits may include: * Reduced spot fees * Reduced futures fees * Fee rebates * VIP qualification * Promotional fee campaigns * Additional ecosystem benefits The applicable holding requirements, discount rates, and eligible products will be published through official CZR channels. ### Referral and Affiliate Benefits Users who register through an eligible referral or affiliate link may receive trading-fee discounts or promotional rewards. Benefits may depend on: * Referral campaign * Account eligibility * Product used * Trading activity * Regional availability * Promotional period Referral and affiliate benefits may not apply to every transaction or product. ### Promotions and Zero-Fee Markets CZR may offer temporary: * Zero-fee trading pairs * Reduced maker fees * Reduced taker fees * Deposit promotions * Trading rebates * VIP campaigns * $CZR holder benefits Promotional rates may apply only to specified users, products, trading pairs, or periods. Promotional activity may be excluded from VIP calculations, referral commissions, or other programs where stated in the campaign terms. ### Bonus and Voucher Balances Bonus or voucher balances may be subject to separate rules. Depending on the promotion: * The bonus itself may not be withdrawable. * The bonus may be limited to futures trading. * Rewards may expire. * Minimum trading activity may apply. * Profits may be subject to campaign conditions. * Abuse may result in reward cancellation. Users should review the applicable campaign terms before using a bonus or voucher. ### Taxes and Third-Party Charges CZR fees may not include taxes, bank charges, card-provider fees, blockchain costs, or other third-party expenses. Users are responsible for understanding any tax, reporting, or payment obligations that apply to their activity. ### Viewing Your Fees Before confirming a transaction, review the fee information displayed on the CZR platform. Users may also review completed charges through: * Order History * Trade History * Futures Transaction History * Deposit and Withdrawal History * CZR Earn records * Swap and Bridge history * Rewards or Voucher Center For questions about a specific charge, create a support ticket and include the relevant order number, transaction ID, asset, amount, and time. ### Fee Changes CZR may modify fees because of: * Market conditions * Blockchain network costs * Liquidity requirements * Product changes * VIP Program updates * Promotional campaigns * Legal or regulatory requirements * Operational considerations Updated fees become effective according to the notice or platform display provided by CZR. Users should review the current rate before submitting a transaction. ### Contact CZR Support CZR provides **24/7 customer support** through dedicated support agents. For assistance with a fee or transaction, create a ticket through the official CZR Discord: Never share your password, two-factor authentication code, private key, or wallet seed phrase with anyone. ### Important Fee Notice Fee rates, withdrawal charges, network costs, VIP benefits, and promotional discounts may change. The amount displayed on the CZR platform before a transaction is confirmed is the applicable amount for that transaction. Users should review all transaction details, fees, funding rates, and expected amounts before trading, withdrawing, swapping, bridging, or using another CZR product.