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Spot Trading Fees

           
The spot fee schedule is the main entry point for users searching binance vip fee because it shows the published maker and taker rates by tier.
       
   

Spot Trading Fees

Regular User Spot Fees

The standard Binance spot fee page shows Regular users at 0.100% maker and 0.100% taker before any BNB deduction.

This baseline is the reference point for most fee comparisons and is the number many searchers want when they look up binance vip fee.

VIP 1 Spot Fees

The public schedule shows VIP 1 at 0.090% maker and 0.100% taker on spot, provided the user meets the published threshold requirements.

That change may look small, but the lower maker cost becomes meaningful for users who rely on limit orders and who turn over volume frequently.

Spot Fees With BNB Deduction

Binance states that users can use BNB to pay fees and save up to 25% on spot and margin trading fees. On the published fee schedule, this deduction is reflected in the discounted spot-fee column.

For a Regular account, the common discounted reference shown on Binance is 0.07500% maker and 0.07500% taker when BNB deduction is active.

Key Questions

What is the regular Binance spot fee?

The public schedule shows 0.100% maker and 0.100% taker for a Regular user.

Does BNB lower spot fees?

Yes. Binance says using BNB to pay trading fees can reduce spot and margin fees by up to 25%.

About this page

This page is part of a focused Binance VIP fee content cluster. It summarizes public fee-rate information, BNB deduction notes, and the latest threshold-update context so readers can compare rates and qualification paths more efficiently.

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