Crypto exchanges comparison of all fees
Just like Online brokers for traditional financial products such as shares, futures or options, for example, there are no Crypto exchange fees.
Compared to traditional trading platforms, the Fees at crypto exchanges significantly lower. Order fees as we know them from our local stock brokers are not conceivable in the cryptoverse.
Nevertheless, there is one big thing in common: the Fee gobbledygook. Some crypto exchanges are non-transparent, some others use confusing language. The next provider scatters its fees on three different pages in several PDFs.
It is difficult to find your way through the jungle of fees. I'll do the work for you and summarise the most important ones, but not all of them (so as not to make it too complex and confusing). Crypto exchange fees together in this comparison.










Attention e.g. with Pionex
you are over 60 years old:
you can register, verify and deposit.
if you want to withdraw you will be redirected to the **AlchemyPay** page
there the verification is rejected. **AlchemyPay** writes:
>Unfortunately, your age does not fulfil the requirements. We can only offer our services to users between the ages of 18 and 60. For this reason, we regret to inform you that we are currently unable to offer you our services.>
Pionex writes:
>This restriction applies to **AlchemyPay**, not Pionex. As there are no options available on our platform, we recommend that you find another service that supports your age group.
I tested it with 100 CHF
is this the case with all stock exchanges?? and is it even legal??
I've never heard of it before. I didn't know Pionex either.
As always, my advice (especially with crypto): Stick to the reputable, well-known providers. If possible, from Switzerland.
Perhaps it should be mentioned as a disadvantage that Swiss people cannot trade ETSs on Bitpanda. Unfortunately, this is not pointed out during the registration process.
Hello everybody
I live in Switzerland and for a few days now no more deposits and withdrawals have been possible.
I called support and they said that it was completely normal for them that you can't make a Sepa direct debit as a Swiss citizen.
You should switch to Paypal, credit card or debit card.
Do any of you have more information?
Hello Martin,
Which provider are you talking about exactly?
Good site, thank you.
I'm just about to buy my first crypto. I'm with Bitpanda, but I'm not at all happy with the support. I've been waiting 9 days for an answer.
1st deposit (CHF) has been on the way for almost 3 days and has not yet arrived....Werde wechseln.
Does anyone know Bitvavo or Etoro? Shouldn't be bad. Would like to be able to deposit in CHF or dollars. In Europe wouldn't be bad.
Here you can find an article about eToro. Make sure you use reputable providers, there are a lot of fakes and scammers in the crypto market.
Hello Ruedi
I have my BTC savings plan with Bitvavo and have nothing negative to say. However, you can only deposit euros, neither CHF nor USD. I'm currently testing Mt Pelerin, where you can also deposit CHF and have the BTC transferred directly to your own wallet.
What about Swissborg? A Swiss exchange, very clear and with CHF direct deposit possible
I have not yet been able to gain sufficient experience. There is also a lot of negative information about Swissborg on the Internet.
What are your experiences with it?
Yep, I agree. Please test Kraken!
Binance I can't deposit CHF or EUR from Switzerland, so useless.
Kraken has a Liechtenstein bank account and you can transfer CHF directly, should definitely be on the list!