How to assess Binance.US fees before trading
Binance.US fees depend on maker and taker rates and your fee tier. Check the fee schedule, then add deposit, withdrawal and network costs before you trade.
Vahe HakobyanEditor-in-chief
Updated Oct 6, 20263 min readFact-checked
On this page
- Maker and taker rates apply by order type.
- Your fee tier follows rolling volume and BNB holdings.
- Deposit and withdrawal costs sit outside trading fees.
- A preview estimates the fee but not future network changes.
Binance.US runs its own fee schedule, separate from global Binance. Rates quoted for global Binance do not apply.
Where do you find Binance.US fees?
Binance.US publishes a fee schedule on its site and shows your fee tier inside your account. Sign in and read the maker and taker rates that apply to you. Check the page itself because schedules can change.
How do Binance.US fee tiers work?
Binance.US sets trading fee tiers by rolling trading volume and BNB holdings. BNB is Binance's own token, not Binance.US's. Binance.US may count BNB you hold toward your tier, and your tier changes after the measurement period ends.
How to assess Binance.US fees step by step
- 1Check your fee tierSign in and read your maker and taker rates. Confirm the tier matches your recent volume and BNB holdings.
- 2Match order type to feeA limit order that rests in the book usually pays the maker rate. A market order that fills right away usually pays the taker rate.
- 3Add deposit and withdrawal costsCheck the deposit page for your funding method. A crypto withdrawal carries a network fee that can change with network conditions.
- 4Preview the orderEnter the order details and read the preview before you confirm. It shows the estimated trading fee and total, but a withdrawal network fee can still change later.
What records should you keep after trading?
After a trade, download your records from Binance.US and keep them for taxes. The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property. Buying crypto with dollars is not taxable, but trading one crypto for another, a stablecoin included, or paying with crypto is.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. A limit order that rests in the book usually pays the maker rate, and a market order that fills at once usually pays the taker rate.
Yes, if rolling volume and BNB holdings move you into a higher tier. Deposit and network fees sit outside that tier.
Yes. The trading fee comes out when an order fills. A withdrawal network fee is taken from what you send.
Binance.US can update its schedule, so check the page before you trade. Your tier changes after the rolling measurement period.
