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Find a platform for the way you want to buy, trade and move crypto. Compare products and costs, then read the analysis of each alternative.
Compare products, costs and ways to move your funds.
Crypto-to-crypto spot and trading products with their own terms.
An international alternative for comparing spot, futures and copy trading.
Spot alongside a focus on futures and copy trading.
A selection of platforms and products, rather than a lowest-fee ordering. Each row identifies the entity and scope of its data.
| Exchange | Spot fees | Deposits and withdrawals | Custody | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 International product Bybit Virtual Asset Platform Operator – L.L.C. – S.P.C | Crypto-to-crypto spot, VIP 0: 0.1000% taker and 0.1000% maker. | No single withdrawal figure on the global schedule. | ||
| 2 International product LBK Exchange | Spot: taker 0.1%–0.2%. Maker 0%–0.2%. The pair controls. | No LBank fee on a crypto deposit. The withdrawal depends on the network. | LBK Exchange custodial balance; per-client segregation is not described. | |
| 3 International product BTCC Limited | Spot: taker 0.30% / maker 0.20%. VIP 0 futures: 0.055% / 0.03%. | No platform fee on a crypto deposit. The withdrawal pays the network. | BTCC Limited hosted wallet; users do not control the private keys. | |
4 International product MEXC (Comoros) Ltd | Standard taker: 0.05%. Published maker: 0%. Zones and pairs differ. | No MEXC fee on a crypto deposit. The network withdrawal is shown on the screen. | MEXC maintains custody of account assets under the agreement with MEXC (Comoros) Ltd. | |
5 International product Nest Exchange Limited | Regular user: 0.100% / 0.100%. With BNB: 0.075%. | No Binance fee on a crypto deposit; the withdrawal depends on the network. | Announced custody: Nest Clearing and Custody Limited. | |
6 International product BTG Technology Holdings Limited | VIP 0: 0.1% / 0.1%. With BGB: 0.08% / 0.08%. | Crypto: no Bitget deposit fee. Individual EUR: 1 EUR SEPA withdrawal. | Internal-ledger balance, without per-user on-chain segregation. | |
7 International product Gate | VIP 0: 0.100% / 0.100%. With GT: 0.090% / 0.090%. | Standard on-chain deposit with no platform fee; the withdrawal depends on the network. | ||
8 International product KuCoin | VIP 0, Class A: 0.10% / 0.10%. Class B: 0.20%. Class C: 0.30%. | A crypto withdrawal shows the network fee. Individual SEPA reference: 1 EUR. |
Simple purchases, order-book trades and futures have different terms. Compare the method you intend to use.
Bybit, LBank and BTCC lead under the priority described in Transparency. Position does not mean a lower fee or a quality score. We compare products, costs and funding using the data published in each review.
The base is international, using global spot rates rather than European rates. Futures costs, funding and pair-specific promotions are separate from the spot figure.
Methodology →Transparency →Spot, simple buying, futures and copying are compared separately.
Execution, conversion and funding movements.
Choose for your orders and trading workflow.
Check the entity and model in each review.
When comparing from Colombia, distinguish local-currency funding from crypto-to-crypto execution. The international rates in this table compare the second stage; they are not a price to purchase USDT with Colombian pesos. Before choosing on a percentage alone, consider the amount of crypto you would receive and how you would move it to a wallet or another platform.
For stablecoin transfers, issuer, asset and network must match at both ends. A compatible address does not replace checking the deposit network. The USDT networks guide explains TRC20, ERC20 and BNB Chain, while the transfer guide covers minimums, fees and checking receipt before sending a larger amount.
Execution is only one part of the bill. Add funding, any currency conversion, buying or selling, and withdrawal. On an order worth 1,000 units of the pair’s quote currency, a 0.25% rate means 2.50 units in execution fees: a hypothetical example excluding spread, funding and withdrawal. A maker order, another asset class or a different tier needs its own rate.
For spot, compare equivalent pairs and methods. For futures, add funding and margin to the comparison; a futures rate cannot replace spot pricing. With copy trading, also check capital allocation and the costs of copied trades.
Bybit combines a spot alternative with trading products covered separately in its review. LBank merits a comparison focused on futures, copying and tools such as API access; BTCC adds a profile centred on futures and copy trading. For all three, compare the product you intend to use before its fee.
MEXC, Binance, Bitget, Gate and KuCoin broaden the international selection. A lower taker rate cannot decide everything: the pair, funding, withdrawal network and tools also matter. The related comparisons help narrow the shortlist to two options.
No. Bybit, LBank and BTCC occupy the first positions under the priority explained in Transparency. Cost depends on the product, pair, tier and funding movements. The table lets you compare terms without turning that order into a promise of lower prices.
No. Futures have their own execution fees and can add funding payments. Read the specific review sections and the spot-versus-futures guide to compare the trade you need.
Check that the withdrawal and deposit asset and network match, along with the minimum and fee. The trading rate does not necessarily include the network transfer. The transfer guide explains the workflow and how to avoid choosing an incompatible network.