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Binance fee calculator

This Binance fee calculator helps you work out what a spot trade will cost in fees before you place the order. Enter the order size, choose whether it is a maker or a taker order, decide whether to use the BNB discount and whether to count the invite-code fee rebate, and it works out the original fee, each discount, and what you actually pay and save in real time. The standard Binance spot rate is around 0.1%; paying fees with BNB saves up to 25%. The invite-code rebate is left out by default; switch it on yourself if you want it counted. These rules shift with Binance policy and your VIP tier, so always go by what the Binance trading page shows you live.

This trade

Order size total amount of this buy/sell (USDT)

Order type

By default this uses the standard spot rate: both taker and maker are about 0.1%. Higher VIP tiers pay less, so go by your account live.

Discount options

Pay fees with BNBestimated at the maximum 25% discount (75% of the original)

Invite-code rebate (estimated at the 20% maximum; optional, off by default)Sign up with our referral code and get up to 20% of trading fees back — the rate shown on Binance's page applies.

Fee you actually pay Live estimate

$7.50

Original fee $10.00 · total saved after discounts $2.50

Base rate

0.10%

Spot standard

Effective rate

0.075%

After discounts

You save

25%

vs original

Fee breakdown: original → discounted

Original fee Saved by BNB Invite-code rebate You pay

How to use it

In Order size, enter the total amount of the spot trade (in USDT), for example 10000 if you are buying 10,000 USDT of BTC.
Choose whether this is a taker or maker order. Filling instantly against the order book (a market order, or taking someone else's resting order) is usually a taker; placing a limit order and waiting for someone to fill it is usually a maker. The standard spot rate is about 0.1% either way.
Turn on BNB discount and the invite-code rebate as needed (the invite-code rebate is off by default). The result panel refreshes live: the big number up top is the final fee you pay, the three tiles below show the rates and how much you save, and the bar chart at the bottom visualizes each layer of discount.

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Common questions

What is the Binance spot trading fee, really?

For regular users the standard spot rate is 0.1% (the same for maker and taker, per the Binance fee schedule, checked 2026-10-27). Your VIP tier, paying fees with BNB, and market promotions can all push the real rate lower. This tool defaults to 0.1% for the estimate; the real rate is whatever your Binance trading page shows live.

How much does the BNB discount save?

Once you turn on Pay fees with BNB in your account, you can save up to 25% on spot and margin fees and up to 10% on futures fees (per Binance's BNB fee FAQ), as long as you hold enough BNB to cover it. Binance sets this discount rate and can adjust it; this tool estimates it at the maximum 25% (charged at 75% of the original rate).

Can the invite-code rebate stack with the BNB discount?

Whether both apply to the same trade is shown in your fee details after the order fills. Sign up with our referral code and get up to 20% of trading fees back — the rate shown on Binance's page applies. This tool leaves the invite-code rebate out by default, so the main result only includes the BNB discount; if you switch the rebate on, it applies the BNB discount first, then the 20% rebate.

Are these numbers accurate?

This is an estimating tool to give you a sense of scale, not your final bill. Your real fee depends on your VIP tier, the pair, current fee promotions, the BNB discount rate, and more. Before you trade, go by the fee shown on the Binance order confirmation page.

Fee and discount rules are whatever the official Binance trading page shows at the time, and may change with your VIP tier, market promotions, and policy. This tool is an educational estimate to help beginners get a sense of the scale of fees, not investment advice.