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# Fees

Trading fees, funding and network costs.

SigSig charges a trading fee on every filled order.

|                                                      | Fee               |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- |
| **Maker** (your order adds liquidity to the book)    | *To be announced* |
| **Taker** (your order takes liquidity from the book) | *To be announced* |

Your current fee rates are shown in the order terminal under **Fees** once your wallet is connected.

## Other costs

* **Funding** — paid or received between traders while you hold a position. See [Futures](/core-concepts/futures.md).
* **Network fees** — deposits and withdrawals are on-chain transactions and cost gas on the chosen network.
* **Withdrawal fee** — a small fee may apply per withdrawal; the exact amount is shown before you confirm.


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