Binance Futures Fee Structure & Fee Calculations

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Notes:

• All spot market VIPs are also VIPs in the Futures market.
• Futures fee tiers mirror the spot market tiers but are generally lower. Please note that the volume requirement for each VIP tier is 5 times that of the spot market due to the leverage provided.
• Please refer to Daily BNB Balance Calculation Mechanism.
• Users will receive a 10% discount on standard trading fees when they use BNB to pay for trading fees on the Binance Futures platform for USDⓈ-M Futures. Users will need to transfer BNB from their Spot Wallet to their USDⓈ-M Futures Wallet to receive the 10% discount. Please ensure that you have a sufficient BNB balance in your USDⓈ-M Futures Wallet to pay for the trading fees. The system will automatically deduct USDT as Futures trading fees and you will not be entitled to the discount.
• BNB transferred to the USDⓈ-M Futures Wallet can be used for fee discounts and collateral when Multi-Assets mode is enabled. For more details, please refer to Binance Futures Trading Fee Discount Program - Save 10% With BNB

Note: The information above may change based on Binance Policies. Please check the Binance platform for the latest updates.

What Do "Maker" and "Taker" Mean?

Taker

A “taker” trade happens when you place an order that executes immediately, partially or fully  against existing orders on the order book.

Market orders are always taker taker trades because they remove liquidity from the market. Takers “take” volume off the order book.

Maker

A “maker” trade  occurs when you place an order that adds liquidity to the order book by resting there until it is matched with another order. Limit orders that do not execute immediately are examples of maker orders. Makers”make the market” by providing volume that others can trade against.

How to calculate the commission for COIN-margined contracts?

Commission Fee = Notional Value * Fee Rate

Notional Value = (Number of Contracts* Contract Size) / Trade Price

For example, a regular user's maker commission: 0.02%; taker commission: 0.05%

Buy 10 BTCUSD 0925 quarterly contracts using a market order:

Notional Value = (Number of Contracts * Contract Size) / Opening Price

= (10 contracts * 100 USD) / 10,104 USD

= 0.09897 BTC

Taker commission fee: 0.09897 * 0.050% = 0.000049485 BTC

After the price increases, sell 10 BTCUSD 0925 quarterly contracts using a limit order:

Notional Value = (Number of Contracts * Contract Size) / Closing Price

= (10 contracts * 100 USD) / 11,104 USD

= 0.09 BTC

Maker commission fee: 0.09 * 0.02% = 0.000018 BTC

Disclaimer:

Commission fees shown are calculated according to the current fee rates and contract specifications. Fees are subject to change by Binance  in accordance with the terms of service and relevant regulatory approvals.

For the latest fee schedule and detailed calculation methods, please refer to the official Binance Futures Fee Schedule page. All trading involves risk and fees will be charged as applicable based on executed trades. 

How to calculate the commission of USDⓈ-margined contracts?

Commission Fee = Notional Value * Fee Rate

Notional Value = Number of Contracts * Trade Price

For example, regular user's maker commission: 0.02%; taker commission: 0.05%

Buy 1 BTC worth of BTCUSDT contract using a market order:

Notional Value = Number of Contracts * Opening Price

= 1 BTC * 10,104

= 10,104 USDT

Taker commission fee is paid: 10,104 * 0.05% = 5.052 USDT

After the price rises, Sell 1 BTC worth of BTCUSDT contract using a limit order:

Notional Value = Number of Contracts * Closing Price

= 1 BTC * 11,104

= 11,104 USDT

Maker commission fee is paid: 11,104 * 0.02% = 2.2208 USDT

Disclaimer:

Commission fees are calculated according to the current fee rates and contract specifications. Fees are subject to change by Binance in accordance with applicable terms of service and regulatory requirements.

Please refer to the official Binance Futures Fee Schedule page for the latest fee information. Trading involves risk and all fees will be charged according to executed trades.