Futures Calculator

Binance Futures Fee Calculator

Calculate Binance USDⓈ-M futures trading fees. Estimate opening and closing costs, compare maker vs taker, and see how BNB discounts and VIP tiers reduce your trading expenses.

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Updated May 2026

Calculate Your Futures Trading Fee

Position Value$10,000.00

Quick Examples

Click any example to auto-fill and calculate

Binance USDⓈ-M Futures Fee Schedule

VIPMakerTakerBNB Discount
VIP 00.02%0.05%10%
VIP 10.016%0.04%10%
VIP 20.014%0.035%10%
VIP 30.012%0.032%10%
VIP 40.01%0.03%10%
VIP 50.008%0.027%10%
VIP 60.006%0.025%10%
VIP 70.004%0.022%10%
VIP 80.002%0.02%10%
VIP 90%0.017%10%

Rates based on Binance publicly listed USDⓈ-M Futures fee schedules. Actual rates may vary. Always verify on Binance official website.

How It Works

Enter your trade parameters

Select your trading pair, position side (Long/Short), entry price, exit price, position size in USDT, and leverage. These determine your position value.

Choose order types for entry and exit

Select whether you will use market orders (taker fee) or limit orders (maker fee) for opening and closing. This directly affects your fee rate.

Configure discounts and VIP level

Set your VIP tier, enable BNB fee payment for 10% discount, and toggle referral discount. These stacking modifiers reduce your effective fees.

Review complete cost breakdown

See opening fee, closing fee, total cost, fee as % of margin, and net P&L after fees. Understand the true cost of your trade before executing.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Forgetting to account for closing fees

Many traders only calculate the opening fee and forget that closing a position also incurs a trading fee, effectively doubling the total cost.

Solution

Always calculate total fee = opening fee + closing fee. Our calculator includes both by default.

Underestimating fee impact at high leverage

At 100x leverage, a 0.05% taker fee on both entry and exit totals 0.10% of position value – but that equals 10% of your initial margin.

Solution

Always check "Fee as % of Margin" to understand the real cost relative to your capital at risk.

Using market orders by default

Market orders always pay the higher taker fee (0.05%). Over many trades, the difference between maker and taker compounds significantly.

Solution

Use limit orders when possible for 0.02% maker rate. The 0.03% saving per side (0.06% round-trip) adds up quickly for active traders.

Not enabling BNB fee payment

The 10% BNB discount on futures fees is free savings that many traders miss simply because they have not toggled the setting.

Solution

Enable "Use BNB for fees" in Binance Futures settings. Keep a small BNB balance in your futures wallet.

Confusing funding fees with trading fees

Some traders include funding fees in their trading fee estimate, making the calculation inaccurate and harder to optimize.

Solution

Keep trading fees (per-trade) and funding fees (periodic, ~every 8 hours) as separate calculations. Focus on reducing trading fees first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Binance Futures Fee Calculator

Binance publishes a separate futures fee schedule. Public Binance materials commonly show regular futures fees around 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker in standard examples, though exact rates can vary by product, tier, and promotions.

Reduce Your Binance Futures Trading Costs

Use limit orders for maker rates, enable BNB discounts, and check VIP pricing to minimize your futures trading fees.