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Anonymous

24 Jun 2021

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What is the trading fee for Binance

Not Binance SG but Binance.
I’m using USDT to buy instead of direct debit/credit cards

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Tan Choong Hwee

24 Jun 2021

Investor/Trader at Home

Here is the link to Binance fee structure:

Binance Fee Structure

Standard trading fee is 0.1%.

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