Markup
The standard CAAS model works on a revenue share system, described in this Binance announcement.
Should a CAAS partner wish to have a markup model instead of the revenue share system, they may apply through link@binance.com. Markups are approved on a case-by-case basis only, and this model is available on the spot order book only.
The markup model lets a CAAS partner mark up their trades above 0.10% maker/taker (M/T) on spot and take the excess.
Example — revenue share at 40%
The partner charges the end client 0.10% M/T. 0.04% is returned to the partner, and 0.06% goes to Binance.
Example — markup
The partner marks up to 0.30% M/T. 0.10% goes to Binance, and 0.20% goes to the partner.
Revenue share and markup cannot be combined.
How it works
The Markup API lets a CAAS partner set the commission its end users pay above Binance's own fee, by grouping members into fee groups, and to report on the markup earned.
| Area | Endpoints |
|---|---|
| Fee groups | Create, update, query, and delete fee groups; assign and unassign members |
| Reporting | Query markup trade aggregations and markup trade details |
Where to go next
| If you need | Go to |
|---|---|
| Endpoints, signing, and rate limits | Getting Started |
| The end-to-end integration flow | Integration Guide |
| The Markup endpoint reference | Markup REST API |
| CAAS base endpoints, limits, and error payloads in full | API basics |
| Sub-account and API key setup | Getting Started |
| Markup release history | Binance Link Change Log |