The BNB fee budget desk
How long might your balance cover fees under your assumptions? Compare it with a separate price-decline scenario.
Fixed volume, rate, price and benefit; assumes all remaining fees are paid in BNB. The price effect is separate from multi-month savings. Excludes tax, slippage, rewards and top-ups.
Method
Monthly saving = traded value × rate / 100 × reduction / 100. Monthly BNB used = discounted fees / BNB price. Months = available BNB / monthly use. Scenario decrease = BNB quantity × price × decline / 100.
Reading the budget
Start with your own inputs
Replace the example with expected chargeable turnover and the rate shown for your account. Turnover is not your account balance; include each charged side of a transaction.
Examples are not live rates
Price, discount and decline are editable assumptions. No market feed or account connection is used. The 25% example does not establish a BNB608 referral benefit.
What the months result means
Discounted fees are converted to BNB consumption, then compared with available BNB. Volume, price and rates must remain fixed for the result to hold.
Why price exposure is separate
The decline scenario applies to the current holding. It is not measured over the same period as accumulated fee savings and is not an investment return.
What zero or invalid entries mean
Price must be positive. Zero chargeable fees mean the calculator shows no BNB consumption for your inputs, not that a balance will last forever.
When to recalculate
Recheck after changes in your fee rate, eligible product, available balance or offer terms. The accompanying guides explain those distinctions.