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Binance Fees in France Starting November 29: How Much It Costs to Hold Your Cryptos

In Brief

According to specialized press and emails sent to customers, Binance will charge monthly fees on cryptos left in accounts in France, Spain, Italy, and Poland starting November 29, 2026. The amount is 0.025% of the balance or 10 USDC, whichever is higher. For small balances, the 10 USDC weighs more heavily.

How Fees Are Calculated

The amount charged is the higher of 0.025% of your balance and 10 USDC. Both amounts are equal to 40,000 USDC, as 10 divided by 0.00025 gives 40,000. These amounts are examples of calculation, not personalized conditions. Check the details in your own email and account.

Examples by balance

  • 500 USDC: 0.025% = 0.13 → fee applied: 10 USDC (2% of balance)

  • 5,000 USDC: 0.025% = 1.25 → fee applied: 10 USDC (0.2% of balance)

  • 40,000 USDC: 0.025% = 10 → fee applied: 10 USDC (0.025% of balance)

  • 100,000 USDC: 0.025% = 25 → fee applied: 25 USDC (0.025% of balance)

How Many Charges?

According to the press, two charges are expected before the closure on December 31. Depending on when you withdraw, the number of charges you incur may change. Check the exact schedule communicated by Binance.

How to Avoid These Fees

  • Withdraw your cryptos before November 29. See Withdraw Your Funds from Binance Before December 31.

  • If you cannot move everything, prioritize withdrawing small balances, as they weigh more in percentage.

  • Keep proof of each withdrawal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the fees apply to my euro balance? The press mentions fees on crypto balances. For euros, check the conditions in your account. Do the fees apply to all cryptos? The emails refer to remaining balances. Check your account to see how the calculation is applied to your portfolio. Can I contest these fees? Contact Binance support. We cannot respond on behalf of Binance. Crypto assets are volatile. You may lose all or part of your capital. This article is informative and does not constitute financial or tax advice.

This article is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making decisions about your money.

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