Spot trading fees are the charges you pay when you complete a trade on the spot market. Spot trading fee on  BTSE Indonesia involves two main types Maker Fee and Taker Fee:

• Maker Fee: When you place an order that doesn't fill immediately (like a limit order), and it gets added to the order book, you're a "Maker." You're essentially "making" the market by adding liquidity.
  
  

• Taker Fee: When you place an order that DOES fill immediately (like a market order), taking away from the orders already in the order book, you're a "Taker."

Spot Trading Fees Table (Base)

Additional Fees Due to Tax and Routing Requirements

BTSE Indonesia applies a standard base trading fee. However, for certain trading pairs involving fiat currency (e.g., IDR), additional fees may apply due to tax regulations.

1. VAT (Value-Added Tax):

   • A tax required by Indonesia and applied based on "buyer" role:

   • Rate: 0.11%

2. Income Tax:

   • A tax required by Indonesia and applied based on "seller" role:

   • Rate: 0.10%
     

3. CFX Fee / KKI Fee:
   These are fees charged when transactions are settled via third-party intermediaries.
   

   • CFX Fee: 0.01665%

   • KKI Fee: 0.00555%

The final fee depends on your trading pair and whether it involves fiat currency settlement. Please refer to the table in the Transaction Fee Information page for more detailed explanation.

How do spot trading fees work?

When you make a trade, the fees are taken from the currency you receive upon completion of the trade. So, if you buy BTC using USDT, your fee is charged in BTC. But, if you sell BTC for USDT, then the fee will be denominated in USDT.

If you have any further questions, please contact BTSE.ID Customer Support.