Crypto Exchange Fee Comparator (Manual Data Entry)

Add or Edit Exchange Fee Information

Withdrawal Fees (Add for relevant cryptos):

Fiat Fees:

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Compare Exchange Fees

Select Exchanges to Compare (Max 4):

Add exchange data on the first tab to select here.

Select exchanges and click 'Show/Refresh Comparison'.

Trading Fee Estimator

How to Use This Comparator & Understanding Fees

Using The Tool:

  1. Add Exchange Data (Tab 1):
    • Enter the name of an exchange.
    • Input its Maker and Taker trading fees (usually a percentage).
    • Note any discounts if the exchange has its own token (e.g., BNB for Binance).
    • For **Withdrawal Fees**, click "+ Add Crypto Withdrawal Fee" for each cryptocurrency you want to track. Enter the crypto symbol (e.g., BTC, ETH, USDT), the fee amount, the fee currency (e.g., 0.0005 BTC, 1 USDT), and optionally the network (e.g., ERC20, BEP20, TRC20) as this often affects fees.
    • Enter details for Fiat (e.g., USD, INR, EUR) Deposit and Withdrawal fees. These can be complex (e.g., "Free via Bank Transfer", "1.5% for Card", "5 USD fixed for Wire"), so use the text field to describe them.
    • Add any other relevant notes.
    • Click "Save Exchange Data". Repeat for all exchanges you want to compare. Your data is saved for the current browser session.
  2. Compare Fees (Tab 2):
    • Check the boxes next to the exchanges you want to compare (max 4 for readability).
    • Click "Show/Refresh Comparison" to see a side-by-side table.
  3. Estimate Trading Fees (Tab 2):
    • Enter a hypothetical trade amount and its currency (e.g., 1000 USD, 0.1 BTC).
    • Select if it's a Maker or Taker trade.
    • Click "Estimate Trading Fees" to see the calculated fee for each selected exchange.
  4. Download PDF (Tab 2): After generating a comparison, you can download it as a PDF.

Where to Find Official Fee Schedules:

Always refer to the official website of the cryptocurrency exchange for the most current and accurate fee information. Fee schedules are usually found in sections like "Fees," "Trading Fees," "Fee Structure," or in their Support/FAQ sections.

Common Types of Crypto Exchange Fees:

  • Trading Fees:
    • Maker Fee: Paid when you add liquidity to the order book by placing an order that doesn't immediately match (e.g., a limit order below current price for buy, or above for sell). Often lower than taker fees.
    • Taker Fee: Paid when you remove liquidity from the order book by placing an order that matches an existing order immediately (e.g., a market order).
    • Often tiered based on your 30-day trading volume or holdings of the exchange's native token.
  • Withdrawal Fees:
    • Charged when you move cryptocurrency out of the exchange to an external wallet or another exchange.
    • These fees are usually fixed per cryptocurrency (e.g., 0.0005 BTC) but can vary based on the specific blockchain network used (e.g., USDT on ERC20 vs. TRC20 vs. BEP20 networks will have different fees).
  • Deposit Fees:
    • Depositing cryptocurrency is usually free on most exchanges.
    • Fiat deposits (e.g., bank transfer, credit/debit card) may incur fees, which can be a percentage or a fixed amount, and vary by method and currency.
  • Fiat Withdrawal Fees: Similar to fiat deposits, withdrawing fiat currency to your bank account can have fees, varying by method and currency.

Fee structures can be complex and change often. This tool helps you organize the information YOU find. Always double-check with the exchanges directly before making trading decisions.

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