Binance to return 5% to 15% of spot taker fees to its largest takers until 3 January
The limited-time promotion starts on 9 November and needs at least 0.05% of Binance's weekly taker volume on USDT and USDC spot pairs. Listed fees do not change, and the money arrives as a later payout, not a lower rate at trade time.
· Announced · Verified 2026-11-06 via official announcement
Announced Nov 6, 2026: Binance to return 5% to 15% of spot taker fees to its largest takers until 3 January. Affects: Binance spot traders whose master account reaches at least 0.05% of weekly taker volume on USDT-quoted and USDC-quoted pairs. Source: binance.com, verified Nov 6, 2026.
Official site: binance.com
Binance said on 6 November 2026 that it will run a limited-time Spot Taker Program Promotion from 00:00 UTC on 9 November 2026 to 23:59 UTC on 3 January 2027. Accounts that reach at least 0.05% of weekly taker volume on its USDT-quoted and USDC-quoted spot pairs get 5%, 10% or 15% of their taker fees back.
This is a promotion for very large takers, not a cut to the fee schedule. Most users will not reach the entry threshold, and they keep paying the same rates. Binance measures the share against all taker volume on the eligible pairs across its spot market, and sub-account volume counts towards the master account. No sign-up is needed.
The discount is not taken off at trade time. Binance pays it into the master account's Spot Account afterwards, in USDT for fees paid on USDT-quoted pairs and in USDC for fees paid on USDC-quoted pairs. It is worked out on fees actually paid, after VIP rates, the USDC-pair discount and any BNB discount. Pairs under zero-fee promotions are excluded.
Each week's tier comes from the previous week's volume. The first assessment week runs from 2 to 8 November, that tier applies to fees from 10 to 16 November, and the payout is due before 23:59 UTC on 20 November. Binance says payouts can be delayed in special circumstances and that it may amend or end the promotion.
Binance says the promotion comes from regular reviews of its programs. The announcement does not mention the 29 October hack. It also says its products and services may not be available in every region.
“The taker fee discount will not be applied directly to trades.”
— Binance announcement, 6 November 2026
Who this affects
Binance spot traders whose master account reaches at least 0.05% of weekly taker volume on USDT-quoted and USDC-quoted pairs. Listed fees do not change for anyone, and maker fees are not part of the promotion.
Binance at a glance
Binance is a centralised crypto exchange founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao, now run under Abu Dhabi (ADGM) entities regulated by the FSRA. It offers spot, margin, futures, options, earn products and P2P. Regular users pay 0.10% spot maker and taker (0.075% when paying fees in BNB) and 0.02%/0.05% on USDT-margined futures. It does not serve the US, Canada or the Netherlands; Binance.US is a separate company.
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Official site: binance.com
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- Binance - Binance Launches Limited-Time Spot Taker Program Promotion (2026-11-09) — checked 2026-11-06
- Binance fee schedule: regular spot taker rate, as last recorded by DexSheet — checked 2026-10-27
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