Binance is set to implement a major change to its Zero Trading Fee campaign, impacting all users starting in early 2026. As emphasized in the official statement, this update marks a shift in the fee structure for specific trading pairs, which has raised eyebrows among the trading community.
Reinstatement of Standard Taker Fees
Beginning January 29, 2026, at 03:00 Turkish Standard Time, standard taker fees will be reinstated for users trading in certain FDUSD pairs, including popular options like BTCFDUSD and ETHFDUSD. Previously, these pairs benefited from a zero-fee structure, allowing traders to execute transactions without incurring costs.
Impact on Traders
Under the new policy, only liquidity-providing makers will continue to enjoy the zero-fee advantage, while takers will face standard fees. This change is designed to foster a more balanced trading environment, particularly affecting high-volume traders who have relied on the zero-fee model. As Binance continues to adapt its fee structure, users will need to reassess their trading strategies in light of these upcoming changes.
In a recent development, Bybit announced the delisting of six USDT trading pairs, a move that contrasts with Binance's upcoming changes to its fee structure. For more details, see the full article here.
