On MAX, fee e-Invoices are issued based on the actual equivalent amount in New Taiwan Dollars (TWD) collected for trading (buy/sell) orders, staking, convert, and withdrawal fees.
Rules for Issuing Trading Fee e-Invoices:
Whenever a trade is successfully executed on the market—whether TWD fiat trading or crypto-to-crypto trading—e-Invoices are issued following daily consolidated settlement.
- Fees charged in TWD: Decimal amounts are rounded to the nearest whole integer. An e-Invoice will be issued once the total fee reaches 1 TWD.
- Fees charged in cryptocurrency (including fee deductions using MAX Token): Converted to TWD based on the prevailing exchange rate at the time of the transaction and rounded to the nearest integer. An e-Invoice will be issued once it reaches 1 TWD.
- Orders executed in multiple partial fills: Trading fees are aggregated across all fills, and the e-Invoice is issued based on the rounded total amount.
MAX supports the Ministry of Finance (MOF) E-Invoice Integrated Service Platform. You can link your e-Invoice carrier in the MAX App by navigating to User > E-Invoice Settings. All e-Invoices linked to your carrier are stored in the MOF cloud system and automatically checked for lottery winning numbers. You may also set up automatic prize payouts to a designated bank account directly on the MOF platform. We encourage you to take full advantage of this feature.
- Please refer to this link to set up your Mobile Barcode: https://www.einvoice.nat.gov.tw/