A Fee Voucher is a non-withdrawable reward that helps cover your trading fees. Instead of using your own balance to pay fees, the voucher covers them for you, up to a specific limit and within a set validity period.
Fee vouchers are designed to reduce trading costs, but they cannot be transferred, withdrawn, or used as trading margin.
What Can a Fee Voucher Be Used For?
Fee vouchers can be used to cover trading fees for regular trading only. They do not cover fees from copy trading, funding fees, or any other charges.
Fee vouchers currently apply only to USDT-quoted trading pairs on supported products, namely Perpetual Swap Trading. USD1-quoted trading pairs will not be supported.
Fee vouchers can only be used for trades placed under the following settings:
- Position Mode: One-way mode only
- Margin Mode: Both isolated and cross margin are supported
Trades placed using multi-position mode are not eligible, and trading fees from those positions will not be covered by the fee voucher.
Activation Is Required
Before a fee voucher can be used, users must activate it manually in the Reward Hub.
Only trades that are executed after activation will have their fees covered. Any trades placed before activation will not be eligible.
Example:
A user receives a 10 USDT Fee Voucher.
- A user places a trade before activating the fee voucher → the fee will be paid with the user’s funds.
- A user activates the voucher and places another trade → the fee for this trade will be covered by the fee voucher.
How Fee Deduction Works (Priority Order)
When a trade is executed, fees are deducted in the following order:
Fee Voucher → User’s Own Balance
This means an active fee voucher is always used first. If the voucher is fully used or unavailable, the system will then use the user’s own funds.
Example:
User A has:
- 5 USDT remaining in a fee voucher
If a trade generates a 7 USDT fee:
- 5 USDT is covered by the fee voucher
- The remaining 2 USDT is covered by the user’s own funds
Using Multiple Fee Vouchers
A user may hold multiple fee vouchers at the same time, but only one voucher can be used at a time.
If multiple vouchers are activated, they are used based on activation order:
- The voucher activated earlier is used first
- Once it is fully used or expires, the next activated voucher automatically begins covering fees
Example:
User B has:
- Voucher A: 15 USDT
- Voucher B: 20 USDT
User B activates Voucher A first, then Voucher B.
If User B incurs 30 USDT in trading fees:
- Voucher A fully covers the first 15 USDT
- Voucher B covers the next 15 USDT
- Voucher B will still have 5 USDT remaining
Voucher Limit and Expiry
Each fee voucher has:
- A maximum fee coverage amount (for example, 10 USDT worth of trading fees)
- A validity period
Once the fee coverage limit is reached, the voucher becomes fully used. If the voucher expires before the full amount is used, any remaining value is forfeited.
Example:
User C has a 10 USDT fee voucher valid for 7 days.
If User C only uses 4 USDT worth of fee coverage before the expiry date, the remaining 6 USDT will expire and cannot be recovered.
Impact on Trading Volume, Rebates & Rewards
When a Fee Voucher is used to cover trading fees, it can affect how trading volume is counted for certain programs and benefits.
To ensure fairness across all users, only the portion of trading fees paid using the user’s own funds will count toward:
- Referral and affiliate rewards
- Eligible volume shown in the referral dashboard
- VIP tier qualification
- Campaign trading volume requirements
How It Works
Trading volume eligibility in campaigns or events is calculated based on how the trading fee was paid, not just the trade size.
- If trading fees are paid fully using the user’s own balance → 100% of the trading volume counts
- If trading fees are paid partly with a Fee Voucher and partly with the user’s balance → only the portion paid by the user’s balance counts
- If trading fees are paid fully using a Fee Voucher → 0% of the trading volume counts
Example 1:
User A places a trade that generates 100 USDT in trading fees.
The Fee Voucher covers 40 USDT, and 60 USDT is paid from the user’s balance.
→ 60% of the trading volume from this trade will count toward rebates, VIP progress, and campaigns.
Example 2:
User B places a trade where the Fee Voucher covers the entire trading fee.
→ None of the trading volume from this trade will count toward rebate or campaign calculations.
Where to Find Your Fee Vouchers
You can view and manage your fee vouchers in:
Reward Hub → Fee Voucher
There you can:
- See all available vouchers
- Check remaining coverage amounts
- Activate eligible vouchers
- Voucher status (Active, Fully Used, or Expired)
Using fee vouchers effectively can help lower your overall trading costs, especially if you trade frequently.