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# Fees

What you pay to trade, deposit, and withdraw.

Read the fee line on the order ticket. That line is the taker and the maker for that order, including a referral discount when one applies.

The starting perpetual schedule is 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker. Your ticket can differ. Outcome markets show their own figure. Opening an outcome is usually free. A fee applies on close or settlement.

| Action               | Charge                              |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Deposit              | 0.20 USDC, taken from what you send |
| Withdraw to Arbitrum | 1 USDC                              |
| Referral withdrawal  | $1 to $3, on the referrals page     |

When you sign in your own wallet, you pay the network fee.


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