How to get the current fee percentage applied to my account?

API Spot/Margin API
1

Hi,

I see binance use a custom “fee” mechanism to calculate the fees for every trade operation (buy/sell), i.e. 0.1% without BNB 25% bonus, 0.075 instead, and so on.

Question is: how can I calculate the actual fee via API? Is there any api/field which return the value in percentage? (i.e. 0.1 or 0.075, and so on…).

If I use v3/account, it just return to me:


{
	"makerCommission": 10,
	"takerCommission": 10,
        ...
}

Which is partial info (doesn’t take account BNB discout for example).

Thanks for any helps

2

https://binance-docs.github.io/apidocs/spot/en/#account-trade-list-user_data

The endpoint above shows the commission for each trade.

3

This is when an order is already placed.
I need to know the fee “before” to place the order (for both Buy or Sell type)…

4

https://binance-docs.github.io/apidocs/spot/en/#trade-fee-user_data

This is the only endpoint that returns trade fee before placing an order. For special discount, you have to implement the reduction in trading fee yourself to find out.

5

Question: why for a given symbol/orderid the /myTrade api return an array of trades? Shouldn’t each order have only one trade? Or is in case of momentary partial fill, which sum the total quantity?

6

@markzzz Orders can be filled by multiple orders due to a difference in size (quantity). Each fill will generate a respective trade, therefore each order will be composed by multiple trades.

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8

@markzzz The commission from tradeFee is an absolute value while the UI displays a percentage value. They both represent is same commission rate 0.1% = 0.001 since 100% = 1.

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7

Hi man,

I’m not sure why those values doesn’t match from Fee Rate on main website.

Example, there it says I will pay 0.1% of fee (or 0.075 if I own BNB on my Wallet, which I have):

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But from that API (i.e. tradeFee), it show to me 0.001 :open_mouth . Example of some:

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What Am I missing? 0.001 is waaay lower that 0.1 :slight_smile: