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# Trading Fees

Finandy platform fees are the same as Binance exchange fees for regular user level.

## Spot

**0.1%**

## **Futures**

**0.05%** for Taker\
(when the order matches the order book).

**0.02%** for Maker\
(when the order is placed in the order book).

## Additionally

* There are no fee reductions based on trading volume.
* There are no fee reductions in BNB on the Finandy exchange.
* Commissions are taken into account upon opening a trading pair and are determined within the breakeven line.
* You can find more detailed information about the commission rates by following this link: [Fee](https://www.binance.com/en/fee/schedule)

## Funding Fees

When using **Hedge mode**, the funding rate is not allocated to a particular position (<mark style="color:green;">**Long**</mark> or <mark style="color:red;">**Short**</mark>) by Finandy. Instead, all funding is evenly divided between <mark style="color:green;">**Long**</mark> and <mark style="color:red;">**Short**</mark> positions.

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