Binance imposes different trading parameters, such as the minimum trade amount, minimum price movement, minimum order size, etc. for each spot trading pair. Please refer to the latest trading rules for each trading pair here.
Search for a specific trading pair, or click on the different markets to view their trading rules.
You may also check the trading rules for a specific pair on the trading interface.
If you’re using the Binance website:
1. Go to the spot trading page and click the settings icon.
2. Scroll down and click [Trading Rules].
3. You'll see the trading rules for this trading pair. Click [View More] and you'll be redirected to the Trading Rules page.
If you’re using the Binance app:
1. Tap [Trade] - [Spot] to go to Spot trading. Tap [...] and select [Trading Rules].
2. You'll see the trading rules for this trading pair. Tap [View More] for more details.
Why can’t I sell the full balance of my tokens?
Every trading pair has its own trading rules. The amount of tokens you’re able to buy/sell depends on the “minimum amount movement” of the trading pair, and not the total number of tokens you can hold in your wallet.
For example, the “minimum amount movement” for BNB/USDT is 0.001 BNB, while the minimum amount of BNB you can hold in your wallet is 0.00000001 BNB. Due to the difference in decimal places/fractions/minimum quantity, you may not be able to completely sell your tokens in an order. To sell the remaining balances in your account, you may use the convert small account balances to BNB function to convert an asset’s “dust” to BNB.