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Opening and closing are separate trades. Each has its own position value and maker or taker fee.
USDT-M perpetuals
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For a regular user, the published USDT-M reference is 0.020% maker and 0.050% taker per fill. Eligible BNB payment reduces positive trading commission by 10%. Fees apply to the full position, on both entry and exit—not just your margin.
A 1,000 USDT margin at 10× leverage means a 10,000 USDT position. A taker entry and exit at the same price cost 10.00 USDT, or 9.00 USDT with the eligible BNB discount. Actual account rates may differ.
Opening and closing are separate trades. Each has its own position value and maker or taker fee.
With the same margin, more leverage means a larger position. Fees apply to that full position value.
A limit order that fills immediately can be a taker trade. Choose the role your order actually fills as.
FEE2020 shares 20% of eligible Spot and Futures trading fees with invited users.
For eligible Futures trades, the 20% rebate is calculated after any BNB discount, not added to the BNB percentage. When selected and eligible, fee and profitability estimates include it. Funding, liquidation charges and slippage are excluded from the rebate. Eligibility and payment follow Binance rules and are not account-verified here.
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Leverage does not directly change the fee rate. When margin stays the same, increasing leverage increases the position value used to calculate trading fees. If you enter position value directly, leverage changes the margin, not the fee amount.
Enable the optional funding estimate to include a signed funding rate and settlement count. Funding is paid between traders, not charged as trading commission. The estimate holds entry notional and rate constant; future rates and mark prices can change.
Account tier, contract-specific rates, execution and discount eligibility can change fees. Use your current account rates. This calculator currently supports USDT-M linear perpetuals, not COIN-M, delivery or liquidation fees.
FuturesFees is an independent, free calculator. It does not place trades, connect to your account, collect API keys, or fetch live prices. Calculations use the numbers you enter. Slippage, liquidation charges, partial fills, exchange precision and changing funding rates can affect real results. This is a cost estimate, not investment advice.