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Account Tiers

Temple is introducing account tiers on the CLOB. Tiers allocate throughput, and service level, by trading activity, so that participants running programmatic strategies at size have the capacity and support they need.

Unavailable — Tiers are coming soon

Placement is automatic and based on the same objective criteria for every account in good standing.

Tier 0

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

30-day volume

-

$1M+

$5M+

$10M+

Throughput allowance*

Baseline

2x Baseline

5x Baseline

Custom

Fees

Standard

Standard

Standard

Standard

Service

Live chat

Tier 0 + SDK and API technical support

Tier 1 + Dedicated Slack or Telegram channel

T2 + 24/7 coverage and dedicated account manager

*Orders per minute: Users get greater flexibility for liquidity provisioning. Baseline throughput tightens briefly during high activity and rises as network capacity grows.

Inclusion Criteria

All measures are quantitative and checked automatically.

  1. Trailing 30-day executed volume, combined across accounts under one owner. Upgrades apply immediately; a tier is retained for a period after volume falls below its threshold.

  2. A minimum average trade size over a rolling window.

An account that meets the volume threshold but falls below the trade size minimum moves down one tier, with notice, for a set period and returns automatically.

Account standing

Tiers are available to accounts in good standing under Temple's Terms of Use. Accounts suspended for prohibited activity, including market manipulation, wash trading, quote stuffing, and momentum ignition, lose tier status.

The following are specific to the tier program and result in loss of tier status:

  • Reciprocal trading to inflate 30-day volume

  • Splitting activity across undisclosed accounts or entities to affect tier placement

  • Transactions whose primary purpose is tier qualification rather than market exposure

  • Sustained order-to-trade ratios inconsistent with fill intent

  • Sharing or transferring API credentials


Designated market makers operate under legal agreements with quoting obligations; their allowances and terms are set by those agreements.

Temple may modify the program with notice. Changes are governed by the Terms of Use.

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