Coinbase vs Binance fees
At least one part of the total is not known for one of the two, so no winner is named. The figures below are the fees that are published.
€1.00+
without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee- Trading fee
- €1.000.10 %
- Spread
- no data yetmeasured from the order book once the feed is live
- SEPA deposit
- not publishedBinance's own pages give different figures by method (free / €1 for SEPA Instant) — not confirmed
- BTC withdrawal
- not published
€5.00+
without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee- Trading fee
- €5.000.50 %
- Spread
- no data yetmeasured from the order book once the feed is live
- SEPA deposit
- not publishedCoinbase's own pages disagree (no fee vs €0.15) — not confirmed
- BTC withdrawal
- not published
By amount
| Bitcoin purchase, SEPA, withdrawn | Coinbase | Binance | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| €100 | €0.50+without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee | €0.10+without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee | not comparable yet |
| €1,000 | €5.00+without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee | €1.00+without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee | not comparable yet |
| €10,000 | €50.00+without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee | €10.00+without spread, deposit fee, withdrawal fee | not comparable yet |
Fee schedules checked 13 Nov 2026, each value with its source on the product's fee sheet. Spread: no data yet — the live order-book measurement is not connected, so totals that need it are marked incomplete and nothing is estimated. Order: complete totals first, cheapest first; then incomplete totals. Cost only — no provider pays for a place.
FAQ
Is Coinbase or Binance cheaper for buying Bitcoin?
At least one part of the total is not known for one of the two, so no winner is named. The figures below are the fees that are published.
Does the answer change with the amount?
It can. Percentage fees scale with the amount, fixed fees (a withdrawal fee, a per-trade fee) do not. The table on this page shows €100, €1,000 and €10,000.