Transaction Fees & Pricing Structure

1. Transaction Fees
Transaction fees are an essential component of any financial platform, and the Central Ura-based Stock Exchange prides itself on offering some of the most competitive fees in the market. These fees apply to various transactions on the platform, including trading, deposits, and withdrawals, with detailed breakdowns provided below.
Trading Fees:
- Maker Fees: These fees apply to users who add liquidity to the market by placing orders that are not immediately filled (e.g., limit orders). Maker fees are generally lower as they contribute to market liquidity.
- Taker Fees: These fees apply to users who take liquidity from the market by executing orders that are immediately filled (e.g., market orders). Taker fees are typically higher than maker fees.
The platform’s fee tiers may vary depending on the volume of trades executed, with high-volume traders receiving discounts on both maker and taker fees.
2. Deposit & Withdrawal Fees
The platform supports deposits and withdrawals in Central Ura, Domestic Currency, and USD. Fees for these transactions are kept minimal to encourage active participation on the exchange, but they may vary depending on the chosen currency and the specific transaction method.
Deposit Fees:
- Central Ura: Generally, depositing Central Ura incurs little to no fees, given the efficiency of blockchain technology.
- Domestic Currency/ USD: Deposits in fiat currencies may incur nominal fees to cover conversion or processing charges.
Withdrawal Fees:
- Central Ura: Withdrawing Central Ura typically involves a small fee, which is used to cover blockchain transaction costs and ensure the security of withdrawals.
- Domestic Currency/ USD: Withdrawal fees in USD or Domestic Currency may vary depending on the external processing or conversion services involved.

3. Conversion Fees
4. Smart Contract Execution Fees
5. High-Volume Trader Discounts
