How to get the best Binance trading fees? 2025 Latest Binance Fee Guide | 0 Fee Tutorial

What are the trading fees on Binance: service fees deducted from users' transactions.

Although the fees only account for a small percentage of the transaction amount, over time, they can add up to a significant sum. Therefore, before trading, let's take a look at the trading fees for various features on Binance and find out how to operate most cost-effectively!

Binance spot and margin trading fees: Maker 0.1%, Taker 0.1% (one-tenth of a percent)

The trading fees for Binance spot and margin will vary based on the user's overall trading volume and BNB holdings. In simple terms, if you have a 'larger accumulated trading volume' or 'more BNB in your account', you can enjoy greater discounts on fees.

But this discount is usually only available to large traders. If you are an ordinary user, meaning your trading volume does not exceed $1 million within 30 days, or you hold no more than 25 BNB, regardless of whether you are a buyer or seller, your 'buy' and 'sell' fees will be uniformly 0.1%.

💡 To save on spot trading fees, in addition to the two methods mentioned at the beginning of the article, directly using market orders as a Taker (buying) if trading with USDC incurs a fee of 0.095%, which is 0.005% cheaper than using USDT; or if you have BNB in your Binance account, using BNB to offset fees can enjoy a 25% discount on fees.

Binance U-margined contract trading fees: Maker 0.02%, Taker 0.05%

► U-margined contracts refer to: users using stablecoins such as USDT, USDC, etc., as margin for contracts.

If you are an ordinary user, meaning your trading volume does not exceed $1.5 million within 30 days, or you hold no more than 25 BNB, regardless of whether you are a buyer or seller, your U-margined contract 'maker' fee is 0.02% and 'taker' fee is 0.05%.

💡 If you have BNB in your Binance account, using BNB to offset fees can enjoy a 10% discount on fees.

Binance coin-margined contract trading fees: Maker 0.02%, Taker 0.05%

► Coin-margined contracts refer to: users using BTC, ETH, and other cryptocurrencies as margin for contracts.

If you are an ordinary user, meaning your trading volume does not exceed $1.5 million within 30 days, or you hold no more than 25 BNB, regardless of whether you are a buyer or seller, your coin-margined contract 'maker' fee is 0.02% and 'taker' fee is 0.05%. (The fees for U-margined and coin-margined contracts are almost the same, the difference is that coin-margined does not have USDC and BNB discounts.)

Binance options trading fees: Maker 0.03%, Taker 0.03%

► Options trading refers to: a form of trading derivative financial products that allows investors to buy or sell a certain cryptocurrency at a predetermined price at a specific point in the future.

If you are an ordinary user, meaning your trading volume does not exceed $1 million within 30 days, regardless of whether you are a buyer or seller, your options 'maker' fee is 0.03% and 'taker' fee is 0.03%.

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