Binance Extends Zero Maker Fee for ALL EUR & TRY trading pairs until 31 March 2021

Due to popular demand, we have extended the EUR & TRY Zero Maker Fee Promotion until 31 March 2021, 23:59 PM (UTC). The promotion was previously scheduled to end at 31 December 2020, 23:59 PM (UTC).

This Zero Maker Fee promotion will be available to all users, both retail and corporate, and will apply to all existing and future EUR & TRY quote and base trading pairs.

All users can deposit EUR to their Binance account by selecting Buy Crypto > Bank Deposit > Bank/Card Deposit - Bank Transfer (SEPA). 

Further details:

• Binance reserves the right to cancel or amend the Promotion or Promotion Rules at our sole discretion.
• The promotion will apply to all existing and future EUR & TRY quote and base pairs (spot and margin). Existing trading pairs are: ADA/EUR, BCH/EUR, BNB/EUR, BTC/EUR, DOT/EUR, ETH/EUR, LINK/EUR, LTC/EUR, SXP/EUR, XLM/EUR, XRP/EUR, YFI/EUR, EUR/BUSD, EUR/USDT & AVAX/TRY, BNB/TRY, BTC/TRY, BUSD/TRY, ETH/TRY, LINK/TRY, SXP/TRY, TRX/TRY, USDT/TRY, XRP/TRY.
• What is a Maker? When you place an order that goes on the order book partially or fully (such as a limit order placed via the trading screen on binance.com), any subsequent trades coming from that order will be as a “maker.” These orders add volume to the order book, helping to "make the market," and are therefore termed as "maker" for any subsequent trades. Note: It is possible for a Limit GTC order (accessible via both the UI and the API) to have trades as the taker and maker. 

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