Twirrle

Fees and payouts

What a position costs, how profits are paid, the network fees you pay and what Twirrle never charges. Every figure on the board is already shown net.

  • Small to open

    A small share of the amount when a position opens; the exact rate is in the table below.

  • Nothing extra to close

    Closing, auto profit and auto loss add no fee of their own.

  • No account fees

    No subscription, inactivity or conversion fees.

Positions

Opening a position costs a small share of its amount, and a small holding fee is taken while it stays open. When you close in profit, part of the gain is kept: a larger share on very small moves, a smaller one on big moves. A position that closes at a loss pays no share of profit, and a liquidated position loses its amount and never more.

Closing a position costs nothing, and there is no spread, so a position that does not move costs just its opening fee. Every figure on the board already includes the fees. One position can use at most a set size, and its profit is capped at a set amount; both limits are in the table.

Deposits and withdrawals

Twirrle charges nothing for a deposit; you pay the network fee of the wallet you send from. A withdrawal carries a network fee, shown on the withdrawal form before you confirm.

What we never charge

  • No account, subscription or inactivity fees.
  • No interest and no currency-conversion spread on balances: USDC is booked 1:1 as USDT.
  • Practice money has no cash value; fees on it are virtual too.

Questions

After. Every figure on the board is net, with the opening, holding and profit fees already applied.

No. You enter and exit at the official index value itself, the price on the chart. A position costs its opening fee, a share of your amount listed in the table above; there is no close fee.

Yes, virtually: the same rules apply, so practice behaves exactly like the real book.

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