Binance Fee Calculator (Spot & Futures)
Fee per trade = trade value × your fee rate. On futures, trade value is margin × leverage, and you pay once to open and once to close.
Enter your numbers below to see your monthly and yearly fees, and how much comes back with a 20% rebate.
Your rate depends on your VIP level, maker vs taker, and whether you pay fees in BNB. Check it on Binance's fee schedule or the order panel. It isn't prefilled here because it differs from person to person.
The code is applied automatically · Pay 100 U in fees, get 20 U back · Paid out after you trade
How to use the Binance fee calculator
- Choose spot or futures. For futures, enter margin and leverage; for spot, enter the value of one buy or sell.
- Enter the number of complete open-and-close round trips per month. One round trip contains two executions.
- Enter your account’s actual fee percentage. A rate of 0.05% is entered as 0.05. A zero rate is supported; no rate is assumed for your account.
- Read the estimated monthly total. The annual figure assumes the same activity for twelve months.
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How Binance trading fees work
Spot
You pay a percentage of each trade's value. Buying 1,000 USDT of BTC and later selling it are two trades, so you pay twice.
Futures
The fee is charged on the notional value of the position, not on your margin. 100 USDT of margin at 10x leverage is a 1,000 USDT position, and the fee is calculated on 1,000 USDT, once to open and once to close. Higher leverage means higher fees on the same margin.
Maker vs taker
An order that adds liquidity to the order book is a maker order; an order that executes immediately against existing liquidity is a taker order. A limit order can also be a taker, so check how it executes. Taker rates are usually higher, so the same strategy can cost noticeably more if you always use market orders.
Funding fees are separate
Perpetual futures also charge or pay a funding fee every few hours while your position is open. It isn't a trading fee and isn't included in this calculator.
Assumptions, exclusions and sources
This is a trading-fee estimate for spot and USDT-valued futures, not an account quote or a COIN-M contract settlement calculator. It assumes the opening and closing trade have the same notional value and the same fee rate. If either changes, calculate each execution separately and add the fees. Funding, withdrawal, spread, slippage, liquidation fees, interest and profit or loss are excluded.
The 20% rebate estimate applies only when your account is eligible and linked under the SAWA888 arrangement. A calculated rebate is not proof of binding or payment. Fee rates, promotions, access and regional availability remain subject to the platform’s current rules.
Formula sources: Binance futures fee calculations and Binance maker and taker definitions. Check your account’s own fee page before using the estimate. Sources checked on 2026-10-14.
How the 20% rebate works
If you sign up with referral code SAWA888, 20% of the trading fees you pay on spot and futures comes back to you. You don't pay any extra: the rebate comes out of Binance's share.
It's a rebate, not a discount. The fee rate you see when placing an order doesn't change; the 20% is paid back afterwards. New accounts can enter the code at signup. For existing accounts, eligibility for later binding must be checked on Binance’s official referral page; this calculator does not verify eligibility.
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Why I link this
Referral rebates are my only income from making content. They're shared from the fees you pay over time, so I only earn if you stay in the game. That's why I keep talking about low leverage, planning your stop before you enter, and not over-trading.
FAQ
Are Binance futures fees based on margin or position size?
Position size (notional value = margin × leverage), charged when you open and again when you close.
Does the calculator include funding fees?
No. Funding fees depend on the funding rate and how long you hold, so they're left out.
Does the 20% rebate apply to futures too?
Yes. With SAWA888, both spot and futures trading fees get 20% back.
I already have a Binance account. Can I still use the code?
Referral codes are set when you sign up. Binance sometimes lets accounts that never used a code bind one later; check the referral page in your account to see whether you qualify.