Binance Trading fee cashback

Binance 50% — taking apart the lowest number of the eight

• 50% is 50,000 KRW on 100,000 KRW in fees The 50% attached to Binance is a value multiplied against the fees you paid. If you paid 100,000 KRW in fees, 50,000 KRW comes back; if you paid 1,000,000 KRW, 500,000 KRW comes back; and the fees left as your cost are likewise 50,000 KRW and 500,000 KRW.
• Last of the 8, 430,000 KRW behind 1st place The rates of the eight exchanges this guide covers are 93·77·75·75·75·71·64·50, and Binance's 50% is the lowest of them. On the same 1,000,000 KRW in fees, WOO X Pro in 1st place returns 930,000 KRW and Binance returns 500,000 KRW, a spread of 430,000 KRW.
• Even from Bybit just above, it is 14 percentage points away Bybit in 7th at 64% and Binance at 50% are 14 percentage points apart, which is 140,000 KRW on 1,000,000 KRW in fees. Set against the eight-exchange average of 72.5%, that is 225,000 KRW less. As gaps between neighboring ranks go, it is the largest after the one between 93% and 77%.
• Where the line “the world's largest exchange” sits This one line is all this page uses to describe Binance. Of the other seven, one points at the rate itself and six point at what the exchange mainly deals in, such as futures or listed assets. This is the only one that speaks to the size of the exchange itself, and how that size connects to the rate of 50% is not written.
• No reason is written between the size and the 50% The description as the largest and the lowest rate stand side by side on one screen, but this page does not explain how the two relate. Nowhere does it say the rate is low, or high, because of the size, so it is more accurate to take the two facts separately.
• One of the two with a UID note written out separately Six of the eight are covered by one and the same phrase pointing at the top of the account screen, and Binance, together with Bybit, is one of the two with a note written out separately. What name appears beside that number, and whether tapping it copies it, is not written on the Binance side. This note is based on the app screen.
• What the Binance UID note does not cover What is written covers the app screen alone. Where the same number sits on the desktop web screen is not on this page. The Bybit side has the wording about tapping to copy, but the Binance line does not, so whether it can be copied is not known either.
• The 50% is a value as of September 2026, and there is no earlier record The 50% on the screen carries September 2026 beside it as the reference date. That means the number is a value copied from that date, and its place as the lowest of the 8 is likewise as of that date. Since when Binance has been at 50%, and what it was before, is not written on this page.
• The 50% alone does not give you the amount coming back The 50% is only a rate multiplied against fees, and how much Binance charges in fees is not written on this page. Without knowing what it multiplies, no amount comes out. Since the rate is exactly half, though, fees of 100,000 KRW paid mean a share of 50,000 KRW coming back.
• The things that should have been written beside the 50% What this page writes separately about Binance is only three things: the rate of 50%, the line “the world's largest exchange,” and how to find a UID in the app. The shared condition that you can request from 10 USDT is on the home page, but on whether this 50% applies to spot as well, how often fee data comes over from Binance, and whether a Binance account you already use can be linked as it is, nothing is written for Binance.
• The lowest 50%, and 93% at an exchange you do not use is 0 KRW Binance's 50% is the lowest of the eight, 43 percentage points below WOO X Pro's 93% at the top. Since this rate is a value multiplied against the fees you paid, though, if you trade only on Binance there are no fees for the 93% to multiply, so it is 0 KRW. Pay 100,000 KRW in fees here and 50% of it is 50,000 KRW.