Commission Stats: fee totals and effective rate

Compare fees by currency and period, and understand the turnover behind an effective rate.

Commission Stats groups execution fees from the accounting ledger by fee currency. Use it to compare today's costs with the available weekly, monthly and total history.

The populated screenshot uses the same simulated paper account as the other account guides.

Paper-account fees: 27.12576 USDT today, 52.84408 USDT in available history and a 0.04% effective rate

Open and interpret the columns

Click PANELS → Commission Stats. The picker is illustrated in Add and organize panels.

ColumnMeaning
Fee CurrencyCurrency in which the fees were charged. Each currency remains a separate row.
TodayAvailable fees since the start of the current local calendar day.
This WeekAvailable fees since Monday at local midnight.
This MonthAvailable fees since the first day of the local calendar month.
Available HistoryAll fee records currently available to the accounting model; not a promise of the account's lifetime total.
Effective RateFees divided by comparable turnover in the same currency, displayed as a percentage.

In the example, 27.12576 USDT belongs to the current day and 52.84408 USDT to the available history. These are overlapping windows: do not add Today, This Week and This Month together.

Charged fees appear as positive costs in this summary. A rebate can reduce the cost. In Ledger: trace executions, fees and realized P/L, the corresponding charged-fee cash flow has the opposite sign.

Understand the effective rate

Right-click a column heading → Change columns… and enable Same-currency turnover and Rate coverage. Work with data grids explains the chooser.

For the example's 0.08 BTC × 83,750 USDT execution, turnover is 6,700 USDT. A 2.68 USDT fee divided by that turnover is 0.04%. The summary uses total fees over eligible total turnover, not a simple average of row percentages; repeated fee records for the same execution do not duplicate its turnover.

The rate requires comparable currency and complete fee information. A fee paid in another token cannot simply be divided by USDT turnover without a conversion. When the required comparison is unavailable, read the missing rate and Rate coverage rather than treating it as zero.

Reconcile and export

  1. Check the fee currency and period you are comparing.
  2. Open Ledger: trace executions, fees and realized P/L, filter Entry to fee, and reveal the account and execution identifiers.
  3. Compare the contributing fills in Trade History: executions and fees, including fees from entries that remain open.
  4. Use PnL History: understand a closed result for the fee portions assigned to closed matches; that total can differ from this panel's total.
  5. Export the selected currency rows from the column-header menu with the period and coverage columns visible.

Table filters narrow the displayed summaries. They do not extend the underlying account-history coverage or combine different currencies.