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keep what the fees take

See where your Binance
fees go — and pay less

Every trade quietly charges you. Here's how to charge back.

Trading fees, BNB discount, referral rebate and the hidden costs — laid out clearly, so more of every trade stays yours.

26 fee breakdowns 8 cost calculators sources dated

Referral code

BN6987

Eligible invited new users can get up to 20% of trading fees back — an upper bound, not what every account or every trade receives. The actual rate, products, regions, eligibility and duration are set by the Binance sign-up page at the time and by local rules. FeeFlux is not Binance’s official site; this page carries promotional content.

Independent · not Binance official Not investment advice Rates per Binance's official pages + date checked Some pages contain promotional links and may earn us a commission · terms and regional availability apply
Start here New to Binance? Walk the whole path from opening an account through KYC, the BNB discount and the final fee check. Full sign-up guide
three steps

Bring your trading costs all the way down

1

See what Binance charges

Spot, futures, withdrawals — know the numbers first.

2

Turn on BNB discount + bind a code

Two switches that stack and cut fees on the spot.

3

Climb VIP tiers to save more

Enough volume moves you up a tier; costs drop long-term.

the fee bench

No hand-waving — it does the math

flagship

Cost stacking comparator

Same trade: base vs BNB discount vs referral vs both stacked — net cost at a glance.

Example · assume a $100 base fee (illustration only)
Base fee$100.00
BNB discount−$25.00
Referral rebate−$20.00
Total saved$45.00
Illustration only; actual figures per your Binance account and official pages.
VIP tier threshold Maker vs taker gap Rebate yearly savings Savings checklist Margin interest Deposit cost check Real fee audit
fee topics · 25

From fees to hidden costs, explained one by one

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Ten in, 9.99 out: which side the fee came offlatest

Short on the coin when buying, short on cash when selling, short on BNB when the discount is on.
2026-09-16 01

Binance fees: the complete guidecore

Spot, futures, margin, P2P and withdrawals — how Binance actually charges you, in one place.
 02

Binance VIP tiers and fee ratescore

How to move up, what each tier costs, and whether it's worth it — with the break-even math.
 03

Referral rebate and how the 20% workscore

Where the discount comes from, how to bind it, and how it relates to Binance itself.
 04

The complete BNB fee-discount guidecore

How to switch it on, how much it saves, and whether to hold BNB long-term.
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Maker vs taker: the gap and how to post

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BNB discount on but not saving? Why

read 07

Funding rate: what it really costs a position

read 08

Margin interest: how it's charged

read 09

Withdrawal fees and network cost differences

read 10

Are there deposit fees? (fiat / P2P / on-chain)

read 11

Cutting costs on large trades

read 12

How to check what you actually paid in fees

read 13

Spot vs futures: which costs more

read 14

Bind at sign-up: referred-user rebate rules

read 15

Which exchange has the lowest fees — and where Binance sits

read 16

Fee rebates, fee coupons and promos: how to use them

read 17

Can you use Binance where you live — and what that changes

UK · CA · AU 18

Funding rails: what each one really costs

UK · EU · CA · AU 19

Why your fees belong in your tax records

records 20

Signed up without a referral code — can you add one later?

2026-07-16 21

There is a charge on your statement you cannot place

2026-08-30 22

One buy, one sell: how many times are you charged?

2026-08-30 23

A year of trading: how much of the return went to costs

2026-09-04 24

Trading your way to a lower fee tier: does it pay?

2026-09-04 25

The spread: the cost that is not on the fee schedule

2026-09-04
Editors cross-check official rates Sources dated Corrections logged publicly Independent · not official