Check Coincheck fees!
Last time we introduced as a recommended exchange “Coincheck (coincheck)”
This exchange not only actively adopts high-market-cap cryptocurrencies, but also features a popular mobile app,, supports electricity bill payments, supports credit card payments, making it a step ahead of other cryptocurrency exchanges.
➡︎Here is the previous article
This time we will introduce the fees.
The above image is the fee table for handling Japanese yen at Coincheck.
Deposit 0 yen, withdrawal 400 yen.
*For deposits, the transfer fee from the sending bank applies.
This part is something everyone would understand by looking at it.
Next, the trading fees in Bitcoin.
In this table there are two items, “Maker” and “Taker,” and the fees for each differ.
The fee is lower for Maker.
In Coincheck’s Maker explanation, it is as follows. ↓↓
Maker fees apply when a limit order sits on the order book and is subsequently executed. Conversely, Taker fees apply when an order is executed without sitting on the book. At Coincheck, Maker is a negative fee to provide liquidity to the exchange.
In other words, if you trade by selecting an amount that is already on the order book, you’ll be trading with Maker fees.
When it’s on the book, you naturally choose the more favorable one for the trade.
If you’re buying Bitcoin with Japanese yen, you’ll want to buy cheaply, right?
If you choose the cheaper price listed on the book, it may take some time to fill the order, so please be aware of that.
A more detailed explanation is provided on the following page. ↓↓↓
