Robinhood alternatives

If Robinhood isn't the right choice, these US exchanges are ranked by the cost of a $1,000 bank-transfer buy, with the states each one leaves out.

Comparing Robinhood alternatives by dollar cost

Exchange	$1,000 buy by bank transfer	How it is charged	States it does not serve	Compare with Robinhood
Binance.US	$0	no fee, plus spread	Washington, Oregon, Ohio, Vermont, Texas, Georgia, Alaska, Connecticut, Maine, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam	Robinhood vs Binance.US
	$5	0.5% taker fee, Crypto.com Exchange	New York	Robinhood vs Crypto.com
	$8	0.8% taker fee, Kraken Pro	New York, Maine	Robinhood vs Kraken
Cash App	$9	0.9% fee, plus spread	–	Robinhood vs Cash App
River	$10	1% fee, plus spread	Nevada, New York	Robinhood vs River
	$10	1% fee, plus spread	Nevada, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam	Robinhood vs eToro
	$12	1.2% taker fee, Gemini ActiveTrader	Serves every state	Robinhood vs Gemini
	$18	1.8% fee, plus spread	Hawaii	Robinhood vs PayPal
	$20	2% fee, plus spread	Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, New York, Louisiana, Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Minor Outlying Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands	Robinhood vs Uphold
Coinbase	–	Coinbase shows its fee on the order preview	–	Robinhood vs Coinbase
	–	OKX US puts its fee on the order screen you see before placing it.	Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, New York, American Samoa, Guam	Robinhood vs OKX US

For a $1,000 bank-transfer buy, Robinhood charges $0. None of the US exchanges listed above has lower published fees.

Open the new account and verify it first. After that, send the crypto you hold at Robinhood to the deposit address your new exchange shows you.

When you withdraw crypto, Robinhood charges the network fee.