VIP

client.vip is the VIP policy surface. A tier sets the base maker and taker percents an account trades at, and it is held on the root account: every subaccount inherits it, and there is no per-subaccount VIP.

There are two ways up. Rolling 30-day settled spot volume earns one tier, rolling 30-day average portfolio value (AOP) earns another, and the account gets whichever is higher — the paths are evaluated separately and never added together. Catalog percents are the policy rates, before symbol-specific adjustments; for what an account is actually charged per market, see Fees.

Percents, USD amounts, and rolling metrics are decimal strings with no currency or % sign. Timestamps are epoch milliseconds.

Methods

listTiers(options?)

Fetches the complete active catalog as a VipTierCatalog: 11 rows, VIP0 through VIP10, ordered by tier ascending. Not paginated, and no credentials are required. Use this to render a schedule or to look up the thresholds for a tier you already know.

const catalog = await client.vip.listTiers();

console.log(catalog.policyVersion, new Date(catalog.effectiveFrom));

for (const tier of catalog.tiers) {
	const aop = tier.tier === 0 ? "n/a" : tier.aopThresholdUsd;
	console.log(tier.tier, tier.volumeThresholdUsd, aop, tier.makerFeeRatePercent);
}

VipTier is a union. VIP0 is the entry tier and has no AOP threshold at all, so aopThresholdUsd exists on VIP1 and up only — narrow with tier.tier !== 0 before reading it, or TypeScript will reject the access.

volumeThresholdUsd is the rolling 30-day settled spot volume needed to enter the tier. retentionThresholdBp sits on the catalog rather than the row: it is the average-portfolio-value retention threshold shared by every tier, in basis points (1 through 10000, where one basis point is 0.01%).

VipTierCatalog

interface VipTierCatalog {
	policyVersion: string;
	effectiveFrom: number; // epoch ms
	retentionThresholdBp: number; // 1-10000
	tiers: VipTier[];
}

type VipTier =
	| {
			tier: 0;
			volumeThresholdUsd: string;
			makerFeeRatePercent: string; // -100 to 100; negative is a rebate
			takerFeeRatePercent: string; // 0 to 100
	  }
	| {
			tier: number; // integer >= 1
			volumeThresholdUsd: string;
			aopThresholdUsd: string; // VIP1 and up only
			makerFeeRatePercent: string;
			takerFeeRatePercent: string;
	  };

getStatus(options?)

Fetches VipStatus for the authenticated caller's root account: the applied tier (0 through 10), what each qualification path scored on its own, the rolling metrics behind them, and what the next tier takes.

const status = await client.vip.getStatus();

console.log(status.tier, status.volumeTier, status.aopTier);
console.log(status.settledVolume30dUsd, status.averageAop30dUsd);

if (status.nextTierThresholds) {
	console.log(
		status.nextTierThresholds.tier,
		status.nextTierThresholds.volumeThresholdUsd,
		status.nextTierThresholds.aopThresholdUsd,
	);
}

tier is what the account trades at. volumeTier and aopTier say which path got it there, which is the difference between telling someone to trade more and telling them to hold more. nextTierThresholds is omitted at VIP10, where there is nothing above.

Treat the optional fields as "not reported," never as zero. settledVolume30dUsd, averageAop30dUsd, and metricsAsOf (the UTC cutoff of the rolling window) drop out together when complete qualification metrics are unavailable, and effectiveFrom / evaluatedAt are absent while a new account is still on the default VIP0 assignment instead of an evaluated one.

VipStatus

interface VipStatus {
	tier: number; // applied qualification
	volumeTier: number; // volume-path tier
	aopTier: number; // equity-path tier
	settledVolume30dUsd?: string;
	averageAop30dUsd?: string;
	policyVersion: string;
	policyEffectiveFrom: number; // epoch ms
	effectiveFrom?: number;
	evaluatedAt?: number;
	metricsAsOf?: number;
	nextTierThresholds?: NextVipTierThresholds;
}

interface NextVipTierThresholds {
	tier: number; // integer >= 1
	volumeThresholdUsd: string;
	aopThresholdUsd: string;
}

Related

• Fees to read the effective spot rates for an account.
• Profile for the vipTier field on the public profile.
• VIP tiers for the product-facing qualification write-up.

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