Before you buy
How much will buying Bitcoin actually cost?
Enter the amount you want to spend and see how payment fees, trading fees, spread and withdrawal costs can change the amount of BTC you receive.
Getting money onto the exchange
Bank transfer, card and other payment methods can have different fees before you even buy BTC.
Buying BTC
Trading fees and spread can reduce the amount of Bitcoin you receive for the same amount of money.
Moving BTC to your wallet
If you withdraw Bitcoin after buying, the exchange may charge a withdrawal fee that changes over time.
Compare two actual BTC quotes
Copy two current previews from services you can use, using the same payment currency, asset and destination. This tool calculates from your entries and does not fetch executable quotes.
Enter all amounts. Use 0 only when you have confirmed there is no additional charge. BTC fields accept up to eight decimal places; withdrawal fee must be less than credited BTC. Changing currency clears both quotes. Use a decimal point (.) for amounts.
Net BTC = credited BTC − withdrawal fee. Total paid = preview debit + outside charges. Spread and purchase fees already included in the final quote are not subtracted again.
Illustrative fee model
Use the model below for learning with estimates. It does not establish current prices, regional eligibility or the cheapest provider for your account.
How this calculator works
See which fees are included, which assumptions you can change and what the calculator cannot know for you.
See how it worksSee current base trading fees
Compare the published base spot trading fees we currently track before estimating your own buying route.
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