When trading on Binance, fees are an unavoidable cost, but they can be significantly reduced through various methods, and even rebates can be obtained. Here are specific strategies:
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I. How to reduce fees?

  1. Use BNB to pay transaction fees

    • Binance allows users to use the platform token BNB to pay trading fees, enjoying a 25% discount (spot/margin trading).

    • Set path: Binance App → [Personal Center] → [Settings] → [Payment Method] → Enable [Use BNB to deduct fees].

  2. Increase VIP level

    • The higher the Binance VIP level, the lower the fee rate. Upgrade methods:

      • Increase trading volume: 30-day spot + futures trading volume meets standards (e.g., VIP1 requires ≥ 1,000 USD).

      • Hold BNB: Holding BNB can accelerate upgrading (e.g., VIP3 requires holding 10 BNB).

    • Rate comparison: VIP0 spot limit order rate 0.1%, VIP1 drops to 0.09%, VIP5 only 0.06%.

  3. Choose limit order (Maker order)

    • Binance's fees for limit orders (Maker) are usually lower than for market orders (Taker). For example, VIP0 Maker rate is 0.1%, Taker is 0.1% (some markets may vary).

  4. Participate in activities or promotions

    • Binance periodically launches '0 fee' activities

      II. How to earn rebates?

      1. Invite friends to register for trading

        • Invite friends through Binance [Referral Program]

        • Increase rebate ratio:

          • Hold BNB (e.g., if holding ≥ 500 BNB, the rebate ratio increases to 40%).

          • Become a VIP user (higher rebates for VIP1 and above).

        • Steps to operate: Binance App → [Personal Center] → [Referral] → Generate exclusive link.

      2. Join the rebate alliance or agency program

        • Official Binance agents (e.g., brokers, community leaders) can enjoy higher rebate ratios (must apply and pass review).

III. How is the fee calculated


I. Spot trading fees

1. Basic rate

Binance uses a Maker-Taker model, with rates varying based on order type (Limit/Market) and VIP level:

Example:

  • As a VIP0 user, buying 1 BTC (market order, Taker), the fee = 1 BTC × 0.10% = 0.001 BTC.

  • You place a limit order to sell 1 BTC (Maker), the fee = 1 BTC × 0.10% = 0.001 BTC (but if VIP1 it would be 0.09%).

2. BNB deduction discount

  • Using BNB to pay fees can enjoy25% discount(Applicable only for spot and margin trading).
    Actual rate = Basic rate × 75%.
    Example: Taker rate for VIP0 from 0.10% → 0.075%.

II. Futures trading fees

Example:
Opening a 1 BTC USDT contract (Taker), fee = contract value × 0.04%. If the BTC price is 50,000 USDT, then the fee = 50,000 × 0.04% = 20 USDT.

2. BNB deduction

  • Futures trading does not support BNB deduction, only spot and margin trading can be used.

III. Margin trading fees

  • Rates are the same as spot, but additional borrowing interest must be paid (calculated hourly, the rate depends on assets and market demand).

  • BNB deduction is available (25% discount).

IV. Other trading types

  1. C2C trading

    • Binance does not charge a fee, but sellers may include fees in their quotes.

  2. Swap

    • Fixed fee rate of 0.10% (no VIP discount), but supports BNB deduction (reduced to 0.075%).

  3. Subscription/Redemption (e.g., stablecoins, financial products)

    • Usually no fees, but there may be price differences or limits.

Summary

Binance fee = trading amount × rate, with the rate determined by trading type, VIP level, and BNB deduction. Reasonable use of rules can significantly reduce costs, especially for high-frequency traders recommended to prioritize upgrading VIP levels


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