Binance to Update Managed Sub-account (MSA) Function with New Requirements and Fees
Binance,
a
leading
cryptocurrency
exchange,
has
announced
significant
updates
to
its
Managed
Sub-account
(MSA)
function,
which
will
take
effect
from
July
1,
2024.
According
to
Binance,
these
changes
aim
to
ensure
an
optimal
user
experience
and
maintain
platform
efficiency.
Key
Highlights
The
update
introduces
several
new
regulations
and
fees
for
MSAs,
which
are
sub-accounts
managed
by
trading
teams
under
a
master
account.
The
main
highlights
are:
-
Minimum
Asset
Requirement:
Each
MSA
must
maintain
an
account
balance
of
at
least
100,000
USD
worth
of
assets
at
all
times. -
Exclusion
from
Rebates
and
Discounts:
MSAs
will
be
excluded
from
receiving
liquidity
provider
program
rebates
and
any
taker
program
discounts. -
New
MSA
Fee:
A
fee
will
be
charged
to
the
trading
team
based
on
the
total
asset
value
or
trading
volume
of
all
MSAs
under
the
trading
team.
Minimum
Asset
Holding
Requirement
Once
an
MSA
is
enabled,
it
must
maintain
a
monthly
average
asset
balance
of
at
least
100,000
USD
equivalent
to
continue
operating.
This
requirement
ensures
that
only
well-funded
accounts
can
utilize
the
MSA
functions.
Restrictions
in
Liquidity
Provider
and
Taker
Programs
MSAs
are
not
eligible
for
liquidity
provider
program
rebates,
irrespective
of
the
master
account’s
program
tier.
However,
trading
volume
in
MSAs
will
be
counted
towards
the
liquidity
provider
volume
requirement
of
the
master
account.
Additionally,
if
the
master
account
is
eligible
for
maker
rebates,
the
MSA’s
maker
fee
will
be
zero.
Managed
Sub-account
Fee
The
MSA
fee
will
be
charged
to
the
trading
team’s
master
account
on
a
monthly
basis.
The
fee
is
calculated
based
on
the
total
asset
value
and
trading
volume
of
all
MSAs
under
the
master
account.
The
trading
team
will
be
charged
the
higher
of
the
following:
-
Asset
Value
Based
Fee -
Trading
Volume
Based
Fee -
Minimum
monthly
fee
of
500
USDT
The
Asset
Value
Based
Fee
is
calculated
on
a
progressive
basis,
while
the
Trading
Volume
Based
Fee
is
calculated
daily
and
aggregated
monthly.
The
fee
structure
ensures
that
the
costs
reflect
the
activity
level
and
asset
holdings
of
the
MSAs.
Terms
and
Conditions
Binance
reserves
the
right
to
determine
all
calculations
of
volumes
and
fees
at
its
sole
discretion.
The
company
can
amend
or
terminate
the
Managed
Sub-account
function
for
various
reasons,
including
compliance
with
laws,
technical
issues,
or
force
majeure
events.
Any
adjustments
will
be
reviewed
and
approved
by
Binance.
For
more
details,
please
refer
to
the
official
announcement
from
Binance.
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