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Binance Maker Fee Calculator

Calculate Binance maker fees for Spot and Futures. Compare maker vs taker costs, BNB discounts, VIP savings, and estimate monthly trading cost reduction.

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Updated May 2026

Calculate Your Maker Fee

Monthly Cost Simulation

Note: Not all limit orders are maker orders. Only orders that rest on the order book and provide liquidity are charged at the maker rate. Orders that execute immediately may be charged as taker.

Quick Examples

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Binance Maker Fee Schedule by VIP Level

VIPSpot MakerSpot TakerFutures MakerFutures Taker
VIP 00.1%0.1%0.02%0.05%
VIP 10.09%0.1%0.016%0.04%
VIP 20.08%0.1%0.014%0.035%
VIP 30.042%0.06%0.012%0.032%
VIP 40.042%0.054%0.01%0.03%
VIP 50.036%0.048%0.008%0.027%
VIP 60.03%0.042%0.006%0.025%
VIP 70.024%0.036%0.004%0.022%
VIP 80.018%0.03%0.002%0.02%
VIP 90.012%0.024%0%0.017%

Rates based on Binance publicly listed fee schedules. Actual rates may vary. Always verify on Binance official website.

How It Works

Select market type and enter trade details

Choose between Spot and USDⓈ-M Futures, then enter your trade amount and price. The calculator uses Binance publicly listed fee rates for each product.

Configure your fee modifiers

Select your VIP level, toggle BNB fee payment, and indicate if you have a referral discount. These stacking modifiers reduce your effective maker fee.

Review maker fee and savings

See your estimated maker fee, compare it against taker fees, and view potential monthly savings based on your trading frequency.

Optimize your trading costs

Use the results to decide whether switching from market to limit orders is worthwhile for your strategy, and how much you could save long-term.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Assuming all limit orders are maker orders

Many traders believe any limit order is automatically a maker order. In reality, if your limit buy price is at or above the current ask, it executes immediately as a taker.

Solution

Use Post-Only order type when available, or set your limit price below the current ask (for buys) or above the current bid (for sells) to ensure maker execution.

Not enabling BNB fee payment

Many users miss out on the BNB fee discount simply because they have not toggled the setting in their account.

Solution

Go to Binance settings and enable "Use BNB for fees" for both Spot and Futures. Keep a small BNB balance in your account.

Ignoring maker vs taker difference for high-frequency trading

For casual traders the difference is small, but for grid bots, scalpers, and quantitative strategies, the cumulative cost difference is substantial.

Solution

Calculate your monthly volume and compare total maker vs taker costs. Even 0.03% difference on $100k monthly volume saves $30/month.

Not considering VIP tier progression

Some traders stay at VIP 0 without realizing they may qualify for lower fees based on their 30-day trading volume.

Solution

Check your current VIP tier on Binance. If you are close to the next level, consolidating volume on one account may unlock better rates.

Using market orders out of habit

Many traders default to market orders for convenience, consistently paying taker fees even when the trade is not urgent.

Solution

For non-urgent trades, use limit orders placed slightly below market (for buys) to capture maker rates and improve entry prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Binance Maker Fee Calculator

Binance maker fee is the trading fee charged when your order adds liquidity to the order book instead of taking existing liquidity. This typically happens when you place a limit order that does not immediately execute. Binance publishes maker and taker rates separately across product categories.

Start Trading on Binance with Lower Fees

Use maker orders, enable BNB discounts, and apply a referral code to minimize your trading costs.