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Coinbase vs Binance: fees, withdrawals, safety and which to use
Binance doesn't serve US residents, so Coinbase is your choice if you're in the US. For a $1,000 purchase by bank transfer, you can see the fee on the order screen before confirming. Coinbase doesn't publish a fee table with prices for such buys.
Coinbase vs Binance fees
Binance limits US users under its own terms. Read why Binance isn't available in the US.
| What you do with $1,000 | You pay | How it is charged |
|---|---|---|
| Buy by wire | $19 | 0.9% taker fee, Coinbase Advanced, $10 deposit |
| Cash out by wire | $25 | flat fee |
| Send Bitcoin to a wallet | – | Network fee shown before you send |
Coinbase vs Binance in your state
People living in the United States aren't served by Binance.
Coinbase has no published list of US states that it leaves out. Its user terms simply require you to live in the US.
Coinbase vs Binance apps and coins
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