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Compare crypto exchanges by fees, supported coins, payment methods, and country availability. Find the differences that matter before choosing a platform.

Indicative fees only โ€” these are starting points, not verified facts. Fees change often and depend on volume tier. Edit any fee below with the figure from the exchange's official fee page, and verify there before trading.

Pick 2โ€“3 exchanges to compare:

CriteriaBinanceCoinbaseKraken
Maker fee (%) โ€” editable
Taker fee (%) โ€” editable
Withdrawal feeVaries by coinVaries by coinVaries by coin
Deposit methodsCard, bank transfer, P2PCard, bank transferCard, bank transfer
Supported coins350+ (approx)250+ (approx)200+ (approx)
KYC neededYesYesYes

Lowest taker fee of your selection: Binance (0.10%)

Based on the figures you entered above. Fee alone does not decide an exchange โ€” also compare security, coin choice, deposit options and withdrawal fees on each exchange's official site.

About this tool

Choosing a crypto exchange is mostly about fees and features, and both change often. This tool lets you pick two or three exchanges and compare them side by side on trading fees, withdrawal fees, deposit methods, roughly how many coins they support, and whether KYC identity verification is needed.

The fee figures shown are indicative starting points only โ€” they are not verified facts. Exchanges change fees, run promotions and offer volume-based tiers, so the numbers you see here may already be out of date. Every fee field is editable: replace it with the figure from the exchange's official fee page before you compare.

Formula

Total trading cost for one round trip โ‰ˆ Trade size ร— (Taker fee % + Maker fee %) + Withdrawal fee. Compare the same trade size on each exchange.

How to use it

  1. Tick two or three exchanges to compare.
  2. Check the maker and taker fee for each โ€” edit any figure with the value from the exchange's official fee page.
  3. Compare withdrawal fees, deposit methods, coin count and KYC.
  4. Read the cheapest-fee summary, then verify the winning exchange's fees on its official site before trading.

Frequently asked questions

Are the fees shown here accurate?

No โ€” they are indicative starting points. Fees change often and depend on volume tier, so always verify on the exchange's official fee page.

What is the difference between maker and taker fees?

Maker fees apply to limit orders added to the order book; taker fees apply to market orders filled immediately. Taker fees are usually higher.

Do all exchanges need KYC?

Most large exchanges require identity verification (KYC) for full access, though limits and rules differ. Check the exchange's own requirements.

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