#CryptoFees101 Binance trading fees are based on each transaction, calculated as a percentage of the trade's total value, with different rates for categories like spot, margin, futures, and more. Factors such as trading volume, promotions, and whether you're a market maker or taker affect these fees.

Market makers generally have lower fees as they provide liquidity, while market takers face slightly higher fees. Traders can reduce fees by increasing their 30-day trading volume and reaching higher VIP tiers, which offer progressively lower costs.

Spot trading fees start at 0.1%, with potential reductions if trading volume or BNB holdings increase. Margin trading fees also start at 0.1%, with discounts for using BNB. Futures fees use a similar structure, with different rates for USD-Margined and COIN-Margined contracts. Leverage fees are not charged on the platform.