The Starting Point

Regular users on the public spot schedule begin at 0.100% maker and 0.100% taker. This is the benchmark almost every fee comparison uses.

It is also the rate most new users encounter before they qualify for an account-level reduction or activate BNB fee payment.

What Changes at VIP 1

The public spot schedule shows VIP 1 at 0.090% maker and 0.100% taker. This means the maker side improves first for many spot comparisons.

That structure gives active limit-order users a clear reason to monitor their progress toward VIP status.

How BNB Changes the Comparison

BNB deduction makes the comparison more interesting because it lowers the effective rate even for Regular users. That can narrow the visible gap for some trade sizes while leaving VIP status important for higher-volume activity.

For SEO content, the useful explanation is not Regular versus VIP alone, but Regular standard versus Regular with BNB and VIP standard versus VIP with BNB.

Key Questions

What is the key difference between Regular and VIP 1 spot fees?

On the public spot schedule, the maker rate drops from 0.100% to 0.090% while the taker rate remains 0.100% at VIP 1.

Is VIP still useful if I pay fees with BNB?

Yes. BNB can reduce effective fees, while VIP status changes the starting tier rate itself.