Fees and withdrawals
Compare spot and futures fee structures, token discounts, withdrawal charges and the rate shown inside an account. Start with the charging conditions before comparing percentages. Each article gives the date and limits of its figures.
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| Exchange fee structures compared: what the numbers actually mean Dated spot-rate bands and tier structures across three platforms, with the reasons your current account fee can differ from any public snapshot. |
| Why spot and futures fee percentages are not comparable Four structural differences mean the two sets of percentages are not measuring the same thing, so comparing them directly gives the wrong answer. |
| What a withdrawal actually costs, and why the number moves Three pricing models, the gap between a platform's flat fee and the floating on-chain cost, and a way of checking that will still work next year. |
| What a platform token discount actually costs How the deduction works, what burning actually does, and how to convert a percentage off into the thing you are taking on to get it. |
| Opening a Binance account, and finding your real fee tier Registration, verification, security setup and funding, plus the step most guides skip: checking inside the account which fee rate you were actually given. |
| Zero-fee trading pairs: which side is free, and does the volume count toward VIP? A 0% label can cover both sides, the maker only, or VIP 2 and up; on Binance and OKX, volume on pairs free on both sides stays out of the fee tier calculation. |