Open Cost

Cost to open a market (taker) position — fee × notional. Spread/impact not modeled in v1.

Updated Sep 21 · manualmanual

Source: official fee docs + live fee APIs (Hibachi / Arcus / Paradex / edgeX auto-refresh)

VenueMakerTaker$100k open$1M openNotes
Lighter0%0%$0$0zero-fee standard accounts — the book's spread is the real cost; premium (LIT-staked) accounts do pay
Vest0.01%0.01%$10$100flat 1bp both sides, charged on open and close; no volume tiers documented
Paradex0%0.02%$20$200API-order tier; UI (interactive) orders are 0/0; docs Pro tier says 0.3/4.5 — exchange API kept
Arcusperps beta (gated waitlist); schedule not final — may be beta-halved
Extended0%0.025%$25$250flat fee, uniform across markets; maker-rebate program (0.2–1.3bp) for high-volume makers
RISEx0.01%0.03%$30$300base tier (14d-volume tiers down to 1.5/0 bps); XAU/XAG live, FX planned
Ostium0.03–0.1%$30–$100$300–$1,000oracle model, no book: one-time opening fee only (no close fee), varies by asset — FX ~3bp, crypto ~5bp; + $0.10 oracle fee per action
edgeX0.018%0.038%$38$380majors tier (BTC/ETH/SOL); fees vary by market — meme 1.2/3.8, legacy contracts 2/4.8
Aster0%0.04%$40$400USDT-margined perps; USD1-margined taker 0.5bp, stock-perps 0.9bp (maker 0 on all)
Polymarket Perps0.04–0.05%$40–$50$400–$500fee quoted as range
GRVT-0.0001%0.045%$45$450base tier maker is a tiny rebate (−0.0001%); 9 volume/AUM tiers down to 2.4bp taker
Hibachi0%0.045%$45$450base tier; volume-tier discounts exist (tradingTiers)
Hyperliquid0.015%0.045%$45$450staking discounts exist — not modeled, base tier shown
Backpack0.02%0.05%$50$500futures base tier; fee table published as image — corroborated, not pixel-verified
dYdX v40.01%0.05%$50$500Tier 1, uniform across markets; a governance table cites 2bp maker — minor source discrepancy
Jupiter Perps0.06%$60$600oracle model, no book: flat 6bp on open AND on close; + price-impact fee and hourly borrow fee

Costs are computed as notional × taker fee at base tier. Maker shown where verified; “—” means no verified figure yet, not zero. 0% fee ≠ cheapest execution — spread and depth decide the all-in number.