Depending on your trading volume over the last 30 days, users are classified into different levels: Standard, VIP, and PREMIUM.
Each level determines the trading fees applied to your next operation.
Step 1: Log in to your account at Quantia.io using your username and password.
Step 2: Go to Settings > Fees.
There you’ll find your current fee level and your total trading volume for the last 30 days.
Example simulation:
Maker and Taker Fees
A taker order occurs when you execute a trade immediately against an existing order in the order book.
This type of trade incurs a taker fee.
A maker order, on the other hand, happens when you place an order that doesn’t execute instantly but remains in the order book waiting to be matched — as is the case with most limit orders.
These orders are subject to the maker fee and help increase market liquidity by adding more options to the order book.
In contrast, taker orders reduce liquidity because they execute against existing ones, decreasing market depth.
To encourage liquidity providers, maker fees are generally lower than taker fees.