Binance.US cuts retail trading fees on listed crypto

Binance.US reduced trading fees for spot trades of assets it lists on its U.S. platform. The fee cuts will lower transaction costs for retail accounts and will be reflected in the platform's published fee schedule.

The fee change applies only to spot trading of listed cryptocurrencies and is aimed at small and medium-sized retail orders rather than institutional or over-the-counter transactions.

Fee levels on Binance.US will continue to depend on trade size, quote currency and whether an account meets volume or token-holding tiers. Customers will see the new rates when they place trades.

Binance.US operates as the American affiliate of the global Binance group and provides spot trading, custody and related services to U.S. customers. The exchange launched in 2019 to offer a U.S.-focused trading venue and maintains a listings program and a custody network for U.S. clients.

The change comes amid competition among U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges, where platforms have adjusted pricing and customer incentives to attract retail volume.

Customers should review the Binance.US fee schedule and their account pages for the exact rates that apply and any conditions that affect fees.