Fee scenario estimator

Note: spot maker / taker rates, BNB fee deductions, VIP tier and promotional rates all affect your real fees; this is a rough estimate using a single flat rate. The figures are for guidance only — everything is governed by Binance's official page. Use the discount level shown on Binance's page when you sign up.

A fee discount is not a scam in itself, but plenty of traps are built around the lure of "save on fees" and "get you a lower rate". Some people pose as exchange support and offer to "upgrade your VIP level" or "open up a private low rate" as a pretext to get your account handed over; others drop a phishing link to an "official rebate registration" to get you to enter your login on a fake page. The point of this estimator is to first let you see clearly how much your fees add up to over a year, so you have a baseline — once you know roughly how much a normal discount saves, you're less likely to be led along by a line like "I'll save you twice as much again, guaranteed." In other words, it measures out the line between "reasonable" and "too good to be true".

Using it is straightforward: enter your rough monthly trading volume, your current fee rate and the discount level, and the tool works out roughly how much you'd save per month and per year — entirely in your browser, with no numbers uploaded. A reminder: this is only a rough estimate using a single flat rate. Your real fees are also affected by maker / taker rates, BNB deductions, VIP tier and promotional rates, so treat the result as guidance only — everything is governed by Binance's official page. If you've just opened an account, sort out the basic protection on it before worrying about saving money; see the security switches to set in week one.