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Bit2Me Pro fees and limits

Updated on Tue, 17 Sep, 2024 at 11:19 AM

At Bit2Me PRO, our fees meet your needs in a competitive manner. 

This service has no cost, using the advanced tools offered by Bit2Me Pro it’s free of charge and only incurs the fees for performing trading operations.

The fees applied depend on the volume traded in the last 30 days (except for stablecoin-based pairs) and your Space Center level, which provides you with additional discounts. You can check the discounts depending on your Space Center Level later in this article.

Moving funds between the Wallet and Pro services is free of charge, both withdrawing and depositing is free and instantaneous.

You can use Bit2Me Pro from the desktop version or the Bit2Me APP.

Fees for Crypto/USDT and Crypto/EURO pairs

Below, you can see the fee structure applied to Crypto/USDT and Crypto/Euro pairs. Some examples of such pairs are: BTC-USDT, BTC-EUR, B2M-EUR, etc.

If the stable currency is only the quotation currency, such as the BTC-USDT pair, the following fee structure applies:

Minimum volume 30 days
Maximum volume 30 days
Taker
Maker
0 €2.000 €0,60%0,50%
2.001 €50.000 €0,30%0,20%
50.001 €250.000 €0,26%0,16%
250.001€500.000 €0,16%0,08%
500.001 €1.000.000 €0,15%0,06%
1.000.001 €5.000.000 €0,14%0,04%
5.000.001 €25.000.000 €0,13%0,03%
25.000.001 €75.000.000 €0,12%0,02%
75.000.001 €250.000.000 €0,11%0,01%
250.000.001 €1.000.000.000 €0,10%0,00%

Fees for Stablecoin/EURO pairs

Below you can see the fee structure applied to Stablecoin/EURO pairs. This fee structure applies only to currency pairs (EUR-USD) and stable currencies in the base currency (USDT-EUR, USDC-USDT, etc.)..

The volume traded on pairs based on a stablecoin does not count for the purpose of moving up a tranche and reducing fees. Examples: DAI-USDT, DAI-EUR, USDC-USDT, USDC-EUR, USDT-EUR, EURT-USDT, EURT-EUR.

Minimum volume 30 days
Maximum volume 30 days
Taker
Maker
0€50.000 €0,20%0,20%
50.001 €100.000 €0,16%0,16%
100.001 €250.000 €0,12%0,12%
250.001 €500.000 €0,08%0,08%
500.001 €1.000.000 €0,04%0,04%
1.000.001 €10.000.000 €0,02%0,02%
10.000.001 €100.000.000 €0%0,01%
100.000.001€∞0%0,001%

Fee discounts on Space Center

Thanks to Space Center you can get discounts on fees up to 50% on Level 7, so you would pay half the fees.

Below, you can see a table with the discounts depending on the Space Center Level. See article about Space Center for more details.

Space Center LevelDiscount
Level 00%
Level 10,5%
Level 22,5%
Level 37,5%
Level 415%
Level 525%
Level 637,5%
Level 750%

Here you have the definition of some concepts to ensure that all the information is perfectly clear.

  • Pair or market
    A pair or market is the comparison of two assets, where the value of one is expressed in terms of the other. For example, in the BTC/USDT pair, BTC is the base asset and USDT is the quotation asset. This pair indicates how many USDT are needed to buy one BTC.

  • Volume traded
    This is the total number of trades (purchases and sales) you have made on a specific pair during the last 30 days, calculated in Euros. A higher volume traded allows you to access better fees in Bit2Me PRO, since the more you trade, the lower fees applied.*
    *Note: Volume traded on pairs based on a stablecoin does not count for the purpose of moving up a tranche and reducing fees.

  • Makers and takers

    A maker is a user who adds liquidity to a market by placing an order that is not executed immediately and placed in the order book, such as a limit order. These orders help “make” the market, hence the term “maker”.
    A taker is a user who takes liquidity out of the market by executing an order that is immediately matched with an existing order in the order book, someone who buys at market (market-type order) is a taker. In other words, takers take the order placed by a maker.
    For more information about makers and takers, see the article in Bit2Me Academy: What are the Makers and Takers?

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