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# Platform Trading Fee's

**1. Spot Trading Fees**

* **Base Fees:** CryptoBull uses a standard **maker-taker model**, with both maker and taker fees starting at **0.1%**.
* **$CBULL Discount:** When you pay your fees with **$CBULL**, you’ll get a **40% discount**, cutting your trading fees down to **0.06%**.
* **VIP Tiers:** Users who trade higher volumes and hold more $CBULL unlock **VIP levels** with even lower fees.

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**2. Futures Trading Fees**

* **Maker Fee:** Starts at just **0.02%**
* **Taker Fee:** Starts at **0.04%**
* **VIP Discounts:** Just like with spot trading, your futures fees get lower as you level up through VIP tiers based on your **trading volume** and **$CBULL holdings**.

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**3. Deposit & Withdrawal Fees**

* **Crypto Deposits:** Always **free**
* **Crypto Withdrawals:** [Overview here](/whitepaper/trading-basics-on-cryptobull/withdrawal-process/withdraw-fees.md)
* **Fiat Transactions:**
  * **Deposits:** Low or zero fees depending on method
  * **Withdrawals:** Competitive flat fees with a **25% discount** for users who are staking $CBULL


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