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What are the fees on Binance in 2025?

Navigating the cryptocurrency universe involves understanding the fee structures of trading platforms. At the heart of this ecosystem, Binance stands out as a giant that is essential to know. This article breaks down in detail all the fees of Binance to provide you with a clear insight and help you trade more intelligently.

Spot market fees

In the spot market, Binance fees for VIP level 0 users are 0.10% for both Maker and Taker orders. This means that for each transaction, a fee of 0.10% of the total order value is charged.

For example, for a purchase of 1 ETH, if the price of ETH is 3000 USDT, the fees would amount to 3 USDT (or 0.001 ETH if the fees are paid in the traded cryptocurrency).

It is important to note that Binance offers a significant 25% reduction on these Spot trading fees if the user chooses to pay the Binance fees with BNB (Binance Coin), the platform's native cryptocurrency. In this case, the Maker and Taker fees drop to 0.0750%.

For pairs involving USDC, the taker fees may be slightly different, at 0.0950% (or 0.07125% with the BNB reduction).

Derivatives and futures fees

For derivative products, especially futures contracts, Binance fees are structured differently and are generally lower than in the Spot market, reflecting the often larger volumes in these markets. For VIP level 0 users, the fees for USDⓈ-M Futures contracts are 0.02% for Maker orders and 0.04% for Taker orders.

Here too, using BNB to pay Binance fees allows you to benefit from a 10% reduction in trading fees for Futures markets.