Binance adjusts P2P USDT taker fee in selected fiat markets

Changpeng Zhao, Founder for Binance - X
Changpeng Zhao, Founder for Binance - X
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Binance has announced the implementation of a 0.06–0.08 USDT flat taker fee per order on USDT pairs in selected peer-to-peer (P2P) fiat markets. This change will be rolled out from September 22, 2025, through December 2025, as said in a press release.

According to Binance, the new flat taker fee for USDT trading pairs will be applied across various fiat markets and is set between 0.06 and 0.08 USDT per completed order. The adjustment begins on September 22, 2025 (UTC), with completion targeted by the end of December 2025. Maker fees will remain unchanged during this period. Binance describes this move as an adjustment specific to selected fiat markets within the P2P Zone, advising users to verify if their market is affected and noting that product availability may vary by region.

The fee is fixed per order and not dependent on the transaction amount, applying only to takers on USDT pairs in listed fiat markets ranging from regional currencies such as BRL, MXN, and ZAR to major currencies like USD, EUR, and GBP. Maker fee rates remain unchanged and are referenced on Binance’s maker-fee page. The rollout is gradual, implying staggered activation across markets which requires users with existing automations or bots to account for asynchronous fee changes during this period.

Cross-border retail exchange often competes with traditional remittance channels where average global fees have hovered near twice the G20’s target of 3%. According to World Bank reports, average remittance costs have been around the 6% level in recent years. This highlights why low, transparent, and flat crypto-P2P fees can appeal to price-sensitive users, particularly at small ticket sizes where ad valorem models are more costly.

Founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao and Yi He, Binance is recognized as a leading global cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. It offers spot, margin, derivatives markets along with Earn products, custody services, and developer tools through a distributed structure across regional entities. Since November 2023, Richard Teng has served as CEO. Binance emphasizes deep liquidity and a broad asset lineup while providing API-first access. Its P2P marketplace facilitates direct fiat-crypto trades between users with escrow and dispute mechanisms complementing on-exchange order books for both retail and professional participants.



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