Exchange Fees
This page summarizes the public fee model for Challenge4Trading Perp (C4T).
Fee Model Overview
Challenge4Trading Perp is a decentralized perpetual trading protocol on Arbitrum. Depending on the market and execution path, users may encounter:
- open fee
- close fee
- liquidation fee
- oracle fee
- one-click / relay fee where applicable
- rollover-based position costs where applicable
Core Trading Fees
Open fee
Maximum public open fee: 0.03% (3 bps).
Eligible users may receive lower effective open fees through the loyalty program.
Close fee
Current close fee: 0.00% (0 bps).
Liquidation fee
Current liquidation fee: $0.05 (50000 in USDC 6-decimal representation).
Oracle fee
Current oracle fee: $0.05 (50000 in USDC 6-decimal representation).
One-click / relay fee
Current one-click open fee: $0.03 (30000 in USDC 6-decimal representation).
Rollover-Based Position Costs
C4T uses rollover-based position costs rather than a classic funding-rate exchange model.
Depending on the market and holding duration, positions may accrue rollover-related costs over time.
Where Fees Can Be Verified
Public fee configuration can be read from:
- API Documentation
GET /feesGET /market/snapshot
These public surfaces expose protocol fee configuration such as:
- open fee basis points
- close fee basis points
- liquidation fee
- oracle fee
- one-click fee
Public Fee Summary
| Fee Type | Public Value |
|---|---|
| Open Fee | max 0.03% (3 bps), loyalty discounts may apply |
| Close Fee | 0.00% (0 bps) |
| Liquidation Fee | $0.05 |
| Oracle Fee | $0.05 |
| 1-Click Open Fee | $0.03 |
Public Fee References
Relevant public resources:
- Website: https://www.challenge4trading.com
- Trading app: https://app.challenge4trading.com
- API docs: https://docs.challenge4trading.com/api
- Exchange info: https://docs.challenge4trading.com/exchange-info
Important Note
Displayed fee values, market availability, and execution conditions may vary over time depending on protocol configuration and market state. Integrators should rely on the live public API rather than hard-coded fee assumptions.