Binance
34 live markets- Taker fee
- 0.10%
- Fiat deposits
- EUR (SEPA, Card)
USD (Card) - Fiat markets
- USD, EUR, JPY, TRY, BRL, MXN, ZAR, IDR, THB
Find out where you can do it. We compare live order books of 10 exchanges and calculate the real cost of your trade: market depth, fees, currency conversion and withdrawal costs.
Splitting the order across exchanges brings no benefit here. Best to buy everything on Revolut X.
The ranking winner for a typical amount in each pair, with all costs included. Click a pair for the full comparison.
Enter an amount in any of 30+ currencies (dollars, euro, pounds, złoty and more) or in stablecoins, and choose what you want to buy: Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT or USDC.
We pull hundreds of live offers from every exchange and check every buying route, including currency conversion and intermediate currencies, e.g. GBP → USDT → BTC.
Slippage for your amount, trading fee, currency conversion, deposit and withdrawal. No hidden costs and no comparing headline rates alone.
You get a ranking with the exact amount you will receive and, for large orders, the optimal split across several exchanges.
The rate you see on an exchange usually applies only to the first, cheapest offer in the order book, and that offer is often small. If you buy for 10,000 PLN or more, your order “eats” through ever more expensive offers.
That is why the exchange with the lowest headline rate can lose to one with a slightly higher rate but much deeper liquidity. On top of that come trading fees, PLN to EUR conversion and withdrawal fees. We calculate all of it for you.
We pull data directly from the exchanges’ public APIs. More exchanges and cryptocurrencies are coming.
It depends on the amount, because for larger orders market depth matters more than the headline rate. Right now, for 2,500 USD, Revolut X comes out best. Enter your amount in the calculator and we will rank the exchanges after all costs.
The best offer in an order book has a limited size. When you buy more, your order eats through the next, more expensive offers. The difference between your average purchase price and the best offer is slippage. The calculator computes it precisely for your amount.
Yes. In “All costs” mode we include currency conversion (e.g. PLN to EUR), deposit fee, slippage, trading fee and withdrawal to your wallet. In “Trading cost only” mode we show just the cost on the exchange: slippage and trading fee.
For large amounts a single exchange’s liquidity runs out quickly. Buying part on one exchange and part on another lets you use the cheapest offers on both. The calculator works out the optimal split and only shows it when it pays off, including separate withdrawal fees.
We pull order books live from the public APIs of Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitstamp, Kanga Global, Bybit EU, OKX, Revolut X, Bitvavo and Crypto.com and refresh them every few seconds. The market rate comes from the median price on the compared exchanges, and fiat conversion uses the European Central Bank (ECB) reference rate.
No. The calculator compares trading costs based on public exchange data and does not recommend buying any asset. Prices change every second, so the actual price at the time of your trade may differ.