Many traders haven't really understood the logic behind rebate commissions. In simple terms, a rebate is when the exchange refunds part of the trading fee you paid — the more frequently you trade, the higher the fees you generate, and the more you get back in the end.

So how is it calculated? Taking a position of 10,000 USDT contracts as an example: when executing a market order, both opening and closing require a 5 USDT fee each, totaling 10 USDT. If you switch to a limit order, the cost can be reduced, requiring only 2 USDT each, for a total of 4 USDT. The difference is quite significant.

The key point is that the entire mechanism is straightforward — how much is returned and how it’s returned are transparent and available for you to verify at any time. This honest rebate model can indeed save frequent traders a lot of money.