Understanding the costs of trading helps you make better decisions with your money. This article explains the fees that apply to all trades on Fasset and the transaction limits across all supported assets.
What is a trading fee?
A trading fee is a small charge applied each time you buy or sell an asset. It covers the cost of processing your transaction on the platform. At Fasset, we keep fees low and transparent so you always know what you are paying before you confirm a trade.
What is spread?
Spread is the difference between the buying and selling prices of an asset at any given moment. When you buy, you pay 0.50% above the market price. When you sell, you receive 0.50% below the market price. This is standard practice across all trading platforms and is separate from the trading fee.
Cryptocurrency trading fees
| Activity | Fee |
|---|---|
| Buy using Cash Wallet Balance | Free |
| Buy using Visa or Mastercard | 2.00% + 0.50% spread |
| Buy crypto | 0.50% |
| Sell crypto | 0.50% |
| Spread | 0.50% price variation from market price |
| Total fees per trade | 0.50+0.50 = 1.00% |
Stocks, ETFs, and commodities trading fees
| Activity | Fee |
|---|---|
| Transaction fee | 1.00% |
| Spread | 0.10% price variation from market price |
| Platform fixed fee | USD 0.20 |
| Total fee per trade | 1.10% + USD 0.20 |
The final fee and total amount are always shown on the confirmation page before you complete your transaction. No hidden charges are applied after confirmation.
Transaction limits
All trades on Fasset are subject to a minimum and maximum per-transaction limit. These apply across all supported assets, including cryptocurrency, stocks, ETFs, and commodities.
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Minimum | USD 10 |
| Maximum | USD 20,000 |
Your daily trading limit is up to USD 100,000. Limits may be subject to change due to the volatile nature of asset prices.
Tips
- Always review the confirmation page before completing a trade. This is where your final fee and total are displayed.
- If you are trading close to the minimum or maximum limit, slight price movements may affect whether your order goes through.
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