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AEVO BUILDER CODES

Build on Aevo, earn on every trade

Aevo Builder Codes let any application that routes trades to Aevo (a builder) earn a fee on the trades its users make. Trading terminals, bots, wallets, portfolio apps and AI agents can plug into Aevo's perpetuals and options markets and get paid for the volume they bring.

Users stay in control. A builder can only charge a user after that user approves it, and never more than the maximum the user approved.


How it works

  1. A builder registers. Any Aevo account can register a builder in a few seconds. Aevo generates its builder_id, and the account becomes the builder's fee account.

  2. A user approves the builder once, with a wallet signature that sets the maximum fee, for example 5 bps.

  3. The builder's app places the user's orders with its builder_id and a fee rate at or below that maximum.

  4. On every fill, the builder fee is paid by the user in USDC and credited to the builder's fee account, separately from Aevo's trading fee.


Highlights

  • Perpetuals and options. Builder fees work on both. Option fees follow the same premium-based cap as Aevo's own option fee, so cheap options stay cheap to trade. See Perpetuals vs Options Fees.

  • Per-order pricing. Builders choose their fee on each order, within the user's approved maximum and Aevo's protocol cap: up to 5 bps on perpetuals, and up to 3 bps on options, never more than 5% of the premium.

  • User-controlled. Users see and revoke their approvals at any time under Settings → Builders → Connected Builders.

  • Built-in analytics. Builders get a dashboard and a reporting API for volume, fees, traders, markets and individual fills, with CSV export for reconciliation.

  • Self-service. No application or manual onboarding is needed to register a builder.


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