Binance Futures and Spot have different fee structures, so the cashback differs too. This guide explains how it is calculated, with simple examples, especially for high-volume Futures traders.
Updated 2026-06-27
Spot and Futures use different maker/taker fee rates. Cashback is a share of the fee you actually pay, so the amount depends on which market you trade and your volume.
Futures fee rates look small, but with leverage the notional volume is large, so the absolute fees you pay are high. Since cashback scales with the fees paid, active Futures traders get back the most. A simple example: if you pay 100 USDT in fees in a month and the effective cashback is part of the official rebate, you recover a meaningful share, every month, automatically.
TetherBoost returns part of your Binance fees in USDT, on both Futures and Spot.
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