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    Binance Fees Explained (2026): Spot, Futures & Withdrawals

    Every Binance fee in one place — 0.10% spot (0.075% paying in BNB), 0.02%/0.05% on USDⓈ-M futures, VIP volume tiers, network withdrawal costs, and the levers that actually cut your bill.

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    Binance Fees at a Glance

    Binance sits at the low end of major-exchange pricing, and two discounts do most of the work. These are the base rates before volume tiers.

    Spot trading

    0.10% maker / 0.10% taker at VIP 0 — 0.075% when you pay fees in BNB (25% discount).

    USDⓈ-M futures

    0.02% maker / 0.05% taker at VIP 0, with a further 10% off when fees are paid in BNB.

    VIP tiers

    Ten tiers (VIP 0–9) set by 30-day volume and BNB balance; the top tier reaches roughly 0.00825% spot maker.

    Withdrawals

    Charged per asset and per network, not as a percentage — the same USDT costs very different amounts by chain.

    Spot & Futures Base Rates

    MarketMakerTakerPaying in BNB
    Spot0.10%0.10%0.075% / 0.075%
    Futures (USDⓈ-M perpetuals)0.02%0.05%10% off both sides

    How Withdrawal Fees Work

    Withdrawal fees on Binance are per asset, per network — sending USDT over an expensive chain can cost many times the same withdrawal on a cheap one. The live fee is shown on the withdrawal screen before you confirm, and it moves with network congestion.

    Two practical notes: pick the cheapest network your receiving wallet or exchange actually supports, and avoid many small on-chain withdrawals — one larger transfer usually beats five small ones. On perpetuals, remember that funding payments flow between long and short traders periodically; they are a cost (or income) of holding a position, not a fee Binance charges.

    Four Ways to Pay Less on Binance

    1

    Pay fees in BNB

    The single biggest lever: 25% off spot, cutting 0.10% to 0.075%, plus a further 10% off futures fees. Hold a small BNB balance and enable it in settings.

    2

    Trade with limit orders

    Maker fees are 0.02% against 0.05% taker on USDⓈ-M futures — two and a half times cheaper for the same position, just for adding liquidity instead of taking it.

    3

    Climb the VIP tiers

    VIP level is set by 30-day volume together with your BNB balance. The step from VIP 0 to VIP 1 is the one most active traders actually reach.

    4

    Choose the withdrawal network deliberately

    The same asset can cost a few cents or several dollars depending on chain. Check what your destination supports before sending.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does Binance charge for spot trading?
    0.10% maker and 0.10% taker at the VIP 0 base tier, or 0.075% if you pay fees in BNB. Higher 30-day volume lowers the rate further.
    What are Binance futures fees?
    0.02% maker and 0.05% taker on USDⓈ-M perpetuals at VIP 0, with a further 10% discount when fees are paid in BNB.
    Does Binance charge deposit fees?
    Crypto deposits are free on Binance's side, though the sending network still charges you to move the coins. Fiat deposit costs depend on the payment method.
    How do I lower my Binance fees?
    Enable BNB fee payment, use limit (maker) orders instead of market orders, and grow 30-day volume into a higher VIP tier.

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