How to Check Your Binance Rebate History

Why Track Rebate Records

As a cost-conscious trader, tracking every rebate record isn't just about confirming earnings -- it's an important tool for managing trading costs. Through regular tracking, you can:

1. Confirm rebates are being credited normally: Catch anomalies early
2. Calculate actual trading costs: Understand your true fee rate
3. Optimize trading strategies: Make data-driven adjustments
4. Record investment returns: Improve financial management

How to View on Web

Path 1: Referral Page

Step 1: Log into the Binance website

Step 2: In the top navigation bar, find "More" -> "Referral"

Step 3: View the rebate overview on the referral page

The rebate overview includes the following information:

Information	Description
Total rebates	All rebates earned to date
Monthly rebates	Rebates earned this month
Today's rebates	Rebates credited today
Rebate rate	Your current rebate rate

Step 4: Click "Rebate History" to view detailed records

Each record includes:

• Date and time
• Trading pair
• Trade type (Spot/Futures)
• Fee amount
• Rebate amount
• Rebate currency

Path 2: Wallet Transaction History

Step 1: Go to "Wallet" -> "Spot"

Step 2: Click "Transaction History"

Step 3: Select "Distribution" type

Step 4: Filter by "Referral Commission"

This path shows all rebate fund flow records, which can be cross-referenced with Path 1 data.

Path 3: Cross-Reference with Order History

Step 1: Go to "Orders" -> "Order History"

Step 2: View the fees for each trade

Step 3: Manually calculate expected rebates: Fee x Rebate Rate

Step 4: Compare with actual rebate records

How to View on App

Quick View

1. Open the Binance App
2. Tap "Referral" on the homepage or "Rebates" in your profile
3. View the rebate overview and history

Detailed View

1. Tap "Assets" -> "Spot Account"
2. Select "Transaction Records"
3. Filter by "Rebate" type
4. View each record

Rebate Data Verification Methods

Verification Formula

Expected rebate = Actual fee paid x Rebate rate

Important notes:

• If BNB deduction was used, the fee base is the post-deduction amount
• If a voucher was used, the fee base is the post-discount amount

Verification Steps

Step	Action	Purpose
1	Export trade history	Obtain fee data
2	Export rebate history	Obtain rebate data
3	Calculate expected rebates	Fee x Rebate rate
4	Compare actual vs. expected	Identify discrepancies
5	Analyze discrepancy causes	BNB deduction, vouchers, etc.

Verification Example

Assuming your rebate rate is 20%:

Trade	Fee	Expected Rebate (20%)	Actual Rebate	Match?
BTC/USDT buy	5 USDT	1 USDT	1 USDT	Yes
ETH/USDT sell	3 USDT	0.6 USDT	0.6 USDT	Yes
BTC futures open	10 USDT	2 USDT	2 USDT	Yes
SOL/USDT buy (BNB deduction)	3.75 USDT	0.75 USDT	0.75 USDT	Yes

Data Export Methods

Exporting Rebate Records

On the referral page's rebate history, there is typically an "Export" button to download data in CSV format.

Exporting Trade Records

On the order history page, you can similarly export CSV-formatted trade data.

Recommended Export Frequency

Trading Frequency	Recommended Export Cycle	Reason
Low (<10 trades/month)	Monthly	Small data volume; monthly is sufficient
Medium (10-100 trades/month)	Bi-weekly	Enables timely issue detection
High (>100 trades/month)	Weekly	Large data volume; timely verification

Building a Systematic Rebate Tracking Spreadsheet

Monthly Tracking Template

Item	Jan	Feb	Mar	Month-over-Month Change
Total trading volume
Total fees
Total rebates
Actual rebate rate
Effective fee rate
Total savings

Tracking by Trade Type

Trade Type	Volume	Fees	Rebates	Effective Rate
Spot trading
USDT-M futures
Coin-M futures
Total

Common Anomalies and How to Handle Them

Anomaly 1: Rebates Lower Than Expected

Possible causes:

Cause	Explanation	Resolution
BNB deduction	Fee base is reduced after deduction	Normal; calculated on post-deduction amount
Voucher used	Fee was reduced	Normal; calculated on actual fee
Zero-fee trading pair	No fees means no rebates	Normal
Rate change	Referral program rules adjusted	Contact support to confirm

Anomaly 2: No Rebate for a Specific Trade

Troubleshooting process:

1. Confirm the trade was completed (not an unfilled pending order)
2. Confirm it wasn't a zero-fee trading pair
3. Confirm the trade generated fees
4. Wait 24 hours (may be delayed)
5. If still not credited, contact support

Anomaly 3: Rebates Suddenly Stopped

Possible causes:

• Referral program rule changes
• Account restricted due to anomalies
• System malfunction

Resolution steps:

1. Check Binance announcements for any rule changes
2. Verify your account status is normal
3. Contact support and submit a ticket

Using Rebate Data to Optimize Trading

Analysis 1: Fee Rate Optimization

Rebate data allows you to calculate your actual trading fee rate:

Actual rate = (Total fees - Total rebates) / Total trading volume x 100%

If your actual rate is higher than expected, you may need to:

• Increase your Maker order ratio
• Enable BNB deduction
• Pursue a higher VIP level

Analysis 2: Trading Frequency Assessment

Metric	Calculation	Significance
Daily average trades	Monthly trades / 30	Evaluate trading frequency
Average fee per trade	Monthly fees / Monthly trades	Evaluate per-trade cost
Rebate coverage ratio	Monthly rebates / Monthly fees	Evaluate discount utilization

Analysis 3: Long-Term Trends

By comparing data across multiple months, you can identify:

• Trading volume trends
• Fee trends
• Whether rebate rates are stable
• Whether cost optimization is improving

Automation Recommendations

Using Spreadsheets

We recommend using Excel or Google Sheets to build an auto-calculating rebate tracking spreadsheet:

1. Export Binance trade and rebate data monthly
2. Import into the spreadsheet
3. Use formulas to automatically calculate metrics
4. Generate trend charts

Key Formulas

Metric	Formula
Actual rebate rate	= Total rebates / Total fees
Effective fee rate	= (Fees - Rebates) / Total volume
Monthly savings	= Total rebates
Annualized savings	= Monthly savings x 12

Annual Rebate Summary

We recommend doing an annual rebate summary at the end of each year:

Annual Summary Template

Annual Statistics	Data
Annual trading volume	_____ USDT
Annual total fees	_____ USDT
Annual total rebates	_____ USDT
Average rebate rate	_____ %
Monthly average rebate	_____ USDT
Highest monthly rebate	_____ USDT
Lowest monthly rebate	_____ USDT
Annual total savings	_____ USDT

Through the annual summary, you can clearly see how much the rebates have saved you in trading costs and provide data support for next year's trading plan.

Conclusion

Tracking rebate records isn't just about confirming money has arrived -- it's a core component of trading cost management. Through systematic tracking and analysis, you can ensure rebates are being distributed normally, discover areas for cost optimization, and evaluate trading strategy effectiveness. We recommend every trader build their own rebate tracking system so that every cent is accounted for.

Being meticulous isn't being cheap -- it's being responsible for your investment returns.

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