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Binance spot & futures how-to guides, fee tips and news.
Leverage limits are set by notional brackets. Growing a position moves it into a bracket with a higher maintenance requirement — which can pull liquidation closer even as you add margin.
Margin ratio compares your maintenance requirement against your margin balance. At 100% the position is liquidated — and unrealised losses and funding both push it up.
Liquidation is triggered by mark price, not last price, when your margin ratio reaches maintenance. Leverage decides how far that level sits from your entry.
A transfer stops in one of three places: the platform, the network, or the receiving side. The transaction hash tells you which, and that decides what to do.
A withdrawal fee is a fixed amount per coin and network, not a percentage. Choosing the wrong network costs more — or loses the funds entirely.
Maker and taker are decided by how an order executes, not by which order type you selected. That is why a limit order can be billed at the taker rate.
The BNB fee discount is 25% on spot but only 10% on USDⓈ-M futures, and nothing at all on COIN-M. Here is how to switch it on, verify it and decide whether holding BNB is worth it.
Spot fees are one multiplication, but the rate that goes into it depends on your VIP tier, fee asset and whether the order was maker or taker. Here is how to work out the real cost.