Binance Maker Taker Fees and VIP Pricing
Maker and taker pricing shapes the true cost of every order. This page compares how Binance maker taker fees evolve across the VIP ladder.
A maker order adds liquidity to the book, while a taker order removes liquidity. That difference matters most for active strategies, where small fee changes compound across many fills.
On Binance spot, the regular-user level is symmetrical at 0.100% and 0.100%. At higher VIP tiers, maker pricing usually falls faster than taker pricing, rewarding passive execution and better order placement discipline.
Compare Binance maker and taker fees, plus the role of VIP levels and BNB deduction in reducing total cost.
- Regular User: 0.100% / 0.100%
- VIP 3: 0.040% / 0.060%
- VIP 5: 0.025% / 0.031%
- VIP 9: 0.011% / 0.023%
Why This Page Matters
This page is written for English-language search intent around Binance VIP levels fee queries. It emphasizes current spot rates, published threshold snapshots, and plain-language explanations so users can compare tier economics quickly.
It also supports topical authority across the site by linking fee comparisons with related pages on BNB discounts, VIP requirements, maker taker pricing, and Binance’s 2026 program updates.
Key Data Table
- Regular User: 0.100% | 0.100% | 0.07500% | 0.07500%
- VIP 3: 0.040% | 0.060% | 0.03000% | 0.04500%
- VIP 5: 0.025% | 0.031% | 0.01875% | 0.02325%
- VIP 9: 0.011% | 0.023% | 0.00825% | 0.01725%
Are maker fees always lower than taker fees on Binance?
Not always at lower entry levels, but on the current higher VIP tiers the maker side is clearly lower than the taker side.
Why do traders care about maker pricing?
Lower maker pricing can materially reduce total cost for market makers, swing traders, and systematic strategies that avoid crossing the spread too often.
Can BNB deduction apply to both maker and taker fees?
Yes. Binance publishes discounted maker and taker spot rates when BNB deduction is enabled.