CoinProp keeps costs simple and visible. There are three of them: a flat trading fee, a slippage fee on each fill, and funding on positions held through a funding interval. Nothing is hidden and nothing is charged that you have not seen first.
What you pay
- Market order: 0.03% per side
- Trigger order: 0.03% per side
- Slippage fee: variable, sized from live Bybit order book depth
- Funding: mirrors Bybit, can be paid or received
- Swap fees: none
There is no maker rate. CPX supports market and trigger orders only, so there are no resting limit orders to earn one, and every fill is charged the same 0.03% per side.
The slippage fee
You are filled at the exact tick you see, whatever size you enter. In a real market an order that size would have walked the book and filled worse, so the cost of that movement is charged as a fee rather than taken out of your entry price. It is shown in the order confirmation panel before you execute, and on majors it is usually unnoticeable.
Funding
Funding mirrors Bybit exactly, using the same rates and the same calculation, and is applied at the close of the position. Depending on your side and the rate it is either added to or deducted from your costs, so it can pay you as easily as cost you. It only applies if you hold through a funding interval.
For a full breakdown of how each cost is calculated and how they affect your profit target, see What trading fees apply on CoinProp?
FAQ
Are there any hidden fees on CoinProp? No. The costs are the 0.03% per side trading fee, the slippage fee, and funding if you hold through a funding interval. There are no inactivity fees and no withdrawal fees.
Is there a maker fee or a discount for limit orders? No. Limit orders are not available on CPX, so there is no maker rate. Trigger orders let you set an entry price but execute at market and are charged the same 0.03% per side.
Does CoinProp charge funding fees? Yes, mirroring Bybit's rates and calculation. It is applied at the close of the position and can be a credit rather than a cost depending on which side you are on.
Do fees count against my profit target? Yes. All costs are deducted from your balance, so your target is measured on net profit after fees, and they count toward your drawdown limits too.
Are fees the same on evaluation and funded accounts? Yes, and identical across every account size.
