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Binance.US Wallet service fees: frequently asked questions

Learn how Binance.US Wallet service fees work, how they're calculated, and what token groups apply to your swaps.

What are Binance.US Wallet service fees?

Your Binance.US Wallet gives you access to swaps through the Swap interface. A service fee may be applied when you use that interface.

Fees vary depending on the tokens involved in your swap. Tokens are divided into three groups:

  • Group 1: Selected stablecoins and native tokens of major blockchains

  • Group 2: Select project tokens and memecoins

  • Others: All tokens not in Group 1 or Group 2

Binance.US Wallet service fees:

Token pairs

Tokens to be charged

Fee rate

Between Group 1 and Group 1

No charge

0%

Between Group 1 and Group 2

No charge

0%

Between Group 2 and Group 2

No charge

0%

Between Others and Others

No charge

0%

Between Group 1 and Others

Group 1

0.5%

Between Group 2 and Others

Group 2

0.5%

Please note:

  • No service fees are charged for swaps on the TON blockchain or via the Bridge feature.

  • Fee rates may be updated from time to time.

  • Binance.US Wallet fees are separate from any gas/network charges or other fees that may be charged by unaffiliated DEXes, AMMs, or other liquidity providers.

How is the service fee calculated?

Service fee = transaction amount x fee rate

Examples:

  • Swap $10,000 equivalent between Group 1 and Group 2 tokens:

    • $10,000 x 0% = $0

  • Swap $10,000 equivalent between Group 1 and Others tokens:

    • $10,000 x 0.5% = $50

When are service fees charged?

Fees are applied when a swap is executed.

Will fee rates or token lists change over time?

Fee rates and token group lists may be updated as needed. Service fees are reflected in real time. Token groups are updated weekly and occasional discrepancies may occur. Always review the applicable fees before trading.

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