This page covers the handful of things you should know before you rely on anything here. It's short, but every line matters, especially the parts about money.
This is educational, not advice
Every article, diagram, and calculator on Toolworks exists to help you understand how Binance's trading tools actually work. They are for learning and reference only. Nothing here is investment advice, and nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice. We don't know your finances, your risk tolerance, or your goals, and we're not qualified (or trying) to make any decision for you. Whether to trade, what to trade, and how much to put in are your calls and your responsibility. If you want advice tailored to your situation, talk to a licensed professional.
Crypto is high-risk
Crypto prices swing hard, and these are high-risk assets. You can lose your entire deposit. Futures, leverage, grid bots, and copy trading amplify that risk, and in a sharp move you can get liquidated in minutes. Past performance says nothing about the future, and someone else's gains say nothing about yours. Only risk money you can genuinely afford to lose, and think through the worst case before you start, not after.
Check whether your region is allowed
Rules for crypto trading and platform availability vary by jurisdiction and can change. Before using Binance or a related product, check current availability for your KYC country of residence, the live platform terms, and local law. Follow any local restriction or ban. Do not use a VPN, false identity information, or another workaround to bypass platform or regional limits; doing so can breach rules and put an account or funds at risk. Registration, identity verification, and invite-benefit eligibility also follow the live page and applicable rules; this site does not provide a static country list.
The calculators are estimates only
The calculators here give you estimates from the assumptions you type in, run through a formula. They are not predictions and not promises. Real results depend on price action, slippage, how your orders fill, funding rates, fees and taxes, and plenty more, so some gap between the estimate and reality is normal. Treat them as a way to get a rough feel for the numbers, not as something to lean on.
Fees and rules follow Binance's current page
The fees, limits, tiers, and feature rules we mention are written as ranges with sources where we can, but Binance changes them from time to time. For any specific number, go by what Binance's own page shows at the moment you're acting. If you spot a mismatch between us and Binance, it's usually because they changed something again, so please flag it on our corrections log.
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