Maker fee program update: optimizing liquidity incentives

02-Mar-2026 Kraken Blog

What’s changing

Effective March 6, 2026, 4:00 p.m. UTC, the following pairs will be moving from the rebate maker fee schedule to their respective fiat/stable or regular spot maker fee schedule:

PairOld Maker Fee ScheduleNew Maker Fee Schedule
TBTC/BTCMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleStablecoin Schedule
USDS/EURMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleStablecoin Schedule
USDD/EURMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleStablecoin Schedule
METH/ETHMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleStablecoin Schedule
CMETH/ETHMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleStablecoin Schedule
EURR/USDCMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleStablecoin Schedule
BTC/FIDDMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
ETH/FIDDMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
BTC/EUROPMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
BTC/USD1Maker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
BTC/EURCMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
BTC/AUSDMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
ETH/PYUSDMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
ETH/EUROPMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
ETH/USD1Maker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule
ETH/EURCMaker Rebate Fee ScheduleSpot Crypto Schedule

This change allows us to focus our rebate program on pairs that still benefit from liquidity support.
Maker rebates will continue on 650+ other trading pairs.

Updates like this one ensure our rebate program remains effective and sustainable while continuing to support liquidity development across our platform.

If you have questions, please contact your relationship manager, or visit our support center for more information.

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