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How to use it
Enter your cumulative last-30-day trading volume and your current BNB balance, then set the two VIP1 thresholds to the numbers you see on the official page, and hit Estimate. The tool shows VIP1 only when both are met, which is the Trader track's rule and the way the official fee table joins them with "and", and separately shows how far your volume and your BNB balance each are from VIP1. If one is short, the hint says which one and by how much.
Only VIP0 and VIP1 on the Trader track are built in here; Binance also has Holder and Borrower tracks, explained in the VIP article linked below. The defaults are the official spot VIP1 thresholds as read on 2026-09-30: ≥ 1,000,000 USD of 30-day volume and ≥ 5 BNB. The futures table has its own volume threshold, and the requirements for each tier follow whatever Binance's official fee page shows right now. A higher tier lowers your rates, though not always on both sides: on spot, VIP1 lowers the maker rate to 0.090% and leaves the taker rate at 0.100%, the same as a regular user. So don't churn trades just to hit a threshold, since extra trading carries its own fees that can outweigh what you save, and BNB bought to close the gap carries price risk. This tool runs entirely in your browser, doesn't connect to the internet, and its results are estimates, not investment advice. Confirm Binance is available in your country before you register.
For how tiers work and where each tier's rates land, see VIP tiers and rates explained; for lowering costs on large trades overall, see how to cut costs on large trades; to combine the rate you save from moving up with the BNB discount and referral rebate, use the cost stacking comparator.