Maker vs. taker
A maker order adds liquidity to the order book, such as a limit order that waits to be filled. A taker order fills an existing order immediately. Many exchanges charge different rates for each.
Crypto Exchange Fees in Türkiye, Compared
Compare the published trading fees of the 10 exchanges in our ranking side by side, including fee models, VIP tiers and VAT.
Side by side
Trading fees at a glance
Exchange
Fee model
TRY pairs · maker / taker
USDT / crypto · maker / taker
Notes
01Midas Kripto
Volume tiers
0.15% → 0.10%
See review
Single rate per tier: 0.15%, 0.12% or 0.10%
Review
02Binance TR
Tiered
Check official page
See review
Depends on user level, 30-day volume and trading pair
Review
04Bybit TR
VIP levels
0.10% / 0.14%
0.10% / 0.10%
Entry-level rates; fees may drop with VIP level
Review
06Paribu
Volume tiers
0.12% / 0.28%
0.01% / 0.10%
Can fall to 0.01% / 0.10% on TRY pairs at higher volume
Review
Maker / taker rates are standard-user starting rates taken from each review; “Check official page” means the exchange does not publish a single standard rate. Rates may change, so confirm them on the official fee page before you trade.
How fees work
Four things to know before you compare
Tiers and VIP levels
Fees often fall as your 30-day trading volume or VIP level rises, so the rate you pay may differ from the starting rate.
VAT and extra costs
Some exchanges add VAT on top of the trading fee. Include it when you work out your total cost.
Check before you trade
Fee schedules change. Confirm the current rate on the exchange’s official fee page.
Worked example
What does a fee actually cost?
Trade amount10,000 TRY
Fee rate0.15%
Fee15 TRY
Illustrative example using Midas Kripto’s starting tier. Your actual fee depends on the exchange, your tier and the trading pair.
FAQ
Fee questions
Short answers to common questions about exchange fees.
What is the difference between maker and taker fees?
A maker order adds liquidity to the order book, for example a limit order that waits to be filled. A taker order removes liquidity by filling an existing order immediately. Exchanges often charge different rates for each.
Why do fees differ between exchanges?
Exchanges use different fee models. Some charge a single rate per volume tier, some use maker and taker rates, and some use VIP levels. Rates also often fall as your 30-day trading volume rises, and some platforms add VAT on top of the trading fee.
Does VAT apply to trading fees?
On some exchanges it does. For example, KuCoin TR adds 20% VAT on top of the spot trading fee. Include any VAT when you work out your total cost.
Where can I find the current fee schedule?
On the exchange’s official fee page. Fee schedules change, so confirm the current rate there before you trade. Each review on this site links to the platform’s official site.
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