Coinbase: the widest US fiat rails of the five, and a 0.60% entry taker fee on Coinbase Exchange
The fee schedule is only part of an onramp's cost — the spread you cross and the withdrawal fee matter too. Coinbase's entry-tier taker fee is 0.60% (Exchange), its fiat rails are ACH, wire, card, PayPal, and its stated withdrawal limit is $100K/day (Exchange). Regulation: EU: MiCA licence from Luxembourg's CSSF covering all 27 member states.
FEES FROM ITS OWN SCHEDULENO PROOF OF RESERVES FOUND
Coinbase's fee schedule and help centre
At a glance
- Entry taker fee
- 0.60% (Exchange) Cited
- Fiat rails
- ACH, wire, card, PayPal Cited
- Withdrawal limit
- $100K/day (Exchange) Cited
- Proof of reserves
- Not found Cited
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Key figures
Each figure links to its source in the fact table below.
The full spec sheet
Every fact below is checked directly against the exchange's own pages — see each row for where it came from.
Fiat rails
ACHWIRECARDPAYPAL
Holds up
+0.60% (Exchange) entry-tier taker fee
+Fiat rails: ACH, wire, card, PayPal
Falls short
−No exchange-wide proof of reserves found
−Exchange withdrawals that land on a gambling site can trigger a compliance review
−Fees and rails vary by region and account tier — check the live schedule before moving a bankroll
Questions readers ask
Usually yes, on-chain — but route through a self-custody wallet first. An exchange withdrawal address that ends up on a gambling site is the pattern most likely to trigger a compliance review on your account.
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