Fees
Trading fees, funding, deposits, withdrawals and swaps. What you pay, who receives it, and worked examples.
Perpetual futures
Taker (fills immediately)
0.06%
0.03% Orderly Network + 0.03% AtlasPerp
Maker (rests in the book)
0.03%
Use a limit order with Post-only to be sure you pay the maker rate.
Example
You open a $10,000.00 position (for example $1,000 of margin at 10x) with a market order and later close it with another market order. Fees are charged on the position size, not on your margin: $10,000.00 Ă— 0.06% = $6.00 to open and about $6.00 to close, $12.00 in total. Opening and closing with maker orders instead costs $6.00.
The order panel always shows your account’s exact rate before you confirm. There are no fees for opening an account or holding a balance.
Holding positions
Perpetual futures have no expiry. Instead, traders on one side pay traders on the other side at regular intervals (every 8 hours for most markets, 4 hours for some). When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. The payment is the position size Ă— the funding rate. It is not a fee: AtlasPerp and Orderly do not receive it.
Example
A $10,000.00 long when the funding rate is +0.01% pays $1.00 at that funding time. A short of the same size receives the same amount.
Moving funds
Deposits are free apart from the network gas of your deposit transaction. Withdrawals carry a fixed fee that covers the network cost of sending funds to you; it is shown before you confirm. If the network you choose is short on liquidity, a small cross-chain fee may apply.
| Network | USDC withdrawal fee |
|---|---|
| Arbitrum | 1 USDC |
| Optimism | 1 USDC |
| Base | 1 USDC |
| Mantle | 2 USDC |
| Ethereum | 3 USDC |
Fees for other collateral assets are shown in the withdraw window.
Spot swap
Swap fee, total
0.30%
0.15% AtlasPerp + 0.15% 0x, of the amount swapped
Swaps are routed by 0x across decentralized exchanges. The fee is included in the quote you see before confirming, together with network gas and the route’s price impact. Example: swapping $1,000 costs $3.00 in fees.
FAQ
A taker order fills immediately against orders already in the book (market orders, or limit orders priced to cross). A maker order rests in the book and adds liquidity until someone else fills it (a limit order away from the market; use Post-only to guarantee it). Makers pay the lower fee.
Taker fees are 0.06% in total: 0.03% to Orderly Network, which runs the order book and settlement, and 0.03% to AtlasPerp. Part of AtlasPerp’s share is paid to referrers.
No. Funding is exchanged between traders holding long and short positions, to keep the perpetual price close to the index. AtlasPerp and Orderly do not keep it.
There is no deposit fee. You pay only the network gas for the deposit transaction on the chain you deposit from.
Your exact rate is always shown in the order panel before you confirm an order. If fee rates change, this page and the order panel are updated.