Fellow Binancians,
As part of our commitment to enhancing transparency and ensuring regulatory compliance, we will make this logic, the “Recurring Reference Price Methodology,” publicly available from 23 April 2026, so that users can clearly understand how reference prices for recurring transactions are sourced, calculated, and applied.
The Recurring Reference Price Methodology is a document that sets out how reference prices are determined and calculated for recurring transactions forming part of scheduled plans on our platform. You may review it here: Recurring Reference Price Methodology
Key focus of the Recurring Reference Price Methodology
The reference price for recurring purchases is calculated based on the midpoint between the best bid and best ask prices in the Spot market at the time of execution.
Where no direct trading pair exists or pricing data is unavailable, a comprehensive calculation method using assets such as BTC, BNB, and ETH will be applied.
The final conversion rate is determined by applying a spread to the reference price, and the spread is set based on factors including trading volume and the relevant trading pair.
Thank you for your support!
Binance Team
2026-04-23
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Crypto assets are not "legal tender" whose value is guaranteed by the government, such as the Japanese yen or dollar. They are electronic data exchanged over the Internet.
Crypto assets can incur losses due to price fluctuations. You may lose money if the price of a crypto asset plummets or suddenly becomes worthless.
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