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# Trading & Fees

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<summary><strong>Do I need KYC to trade crypto?</strong></summary>

No. Cryptocurrency spot and perpetual trading is available without KYC.&#x20;

However, trading RWA instruments such as forex, gold, indices, and other traditional assets requires at least **L0 verification**.

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<summary><strong>Why didn’t my order fill at the expected price?</strong></summary>

Fills use the Quote, which incorporates dynamic Impact Cost based on your order size. This ensures your execution price reflects real liquidity conditions. Check your execution report for details on average fill price and impact cost.

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<summary><strong>Why didn’t my stop-loss or take-profit trigger when the Last Price reached the target?</strong></summary>

Stop-loss and take-profit orders trigger based on **Mark Price**, not the Last Price of a single trade. Mark Price is a weighted, smoothed fair value that prevents accidental triggers caused by sudden price spikes, protecting your positions.

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<summary><strong>Where can I view funding rate history?</strong></summary>

You can find it below the trading interface in the **Funding Fee History** section.

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<summary>What should I do if my order is rejected?</summary>

Common reasons include: insufficient balance, slippage tolerance set too low, or limit price deviating too far from the best available price. When going long, the limit price cannot be set below the current best ask price; when going short, it cannot be set above the current best bid price. Please check your balance and order parameters, then try again. If the problem persists, please contact our support team using the in-platform ticket system providing your Order ID. Our support team will help you investigate.

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