# How to save even more on fees using BNB token burning?

By paying with BNB tokens, you can save **25% on spot trading fees** and **10% on futures trading fees**. This option can be enabled on [the profile page in your account](https://account.tiger.com/profile).

Additionally, you will still receive a commission rebate from our brokerage service.

**Example:**

You buy **1 BTC/USDT** using a market order at **60,000 USDT**.

* With the "**BNB burn" option disabled**, the fee would be:\
  **60,000 USDT × 0.1% = 60 USDT**
* With the "**BNB burn" option enabled**, an equivalent of **45 USDT** in BNB (60 USDT - 25%) will be deducted from your spot wallet.
* The next day, **Tiger.com Broker** will refund **35% of the paid fee (45 USDT)** back to your spot account, which is **15.75 USDT**.

So, with the BNB payment discount and the broker's rebate, your total net commission will be 29.25 USDT instead of 60 USDT.

**To activate this feature, you need to:**

1. Deposit **BNB tokens** into your Binance spot wallet via **Tiger.com Broker** (this can be done in the Tiger.com terminal).
2. Enable the **“BNB Burn”** option in your [profile settings](https://account.tiger.trade/profile): 

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If you keep your BNB tokens in your **spot wallet**, fees will be deducted in BNB **only for spot trading**.

However, you can also **transfer BNB to your futures wallet** and use them as collateral. This way, when trading **USDⓈ-M futures**, fees will be deducted in BNB instead of USDT.

You can transfer BNB from your spot wallet to your futures wallet using the [**transfer function**](https://broker-docs.tiger.com/english-2/financial-operations/binance-transfer).

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For more details on the BNB burning process, please refer to Binance's [official documentation](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/detail/115000583311).
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