What is Binance Exchange's transaction fee: a service fee charged from user operations
As the world's largest exchange, Binance makes profits by charging a small "handling fee" from every "operation behavior" of users. That is, no matter whether you are transferring money on the chain, spot trading, opening a contract, staking investment or the latest Binance payment, as long as the operation is successful, you have to pay a small service fee to Binance.
How to pay Binance exchange fees
Currently, Binance's transaction fees are directly deducted from the transaction amount.
For example, if you have 100 USDT (US dollar stablecoin) and want to buy 1 cryptocurrency A worth 1 USD. If you put all 100 yuan in the order, you will only get 99.9 A tokens in the end, because 0.1 USD is taken as a handling fee. Similarly, if you want to transfer out 100 USD of cryptocurrency, you need to have enough spot as a handling fee to transfer out the full 100 USD of cryptocurrency.