Coinbase added explicit disclosure of fees for limit orders on its platform. The updated language states that simple limit orders on crypto incur a separate 1% limit order execution fee, in addition to a Coinbase fee (which varies by payment method, up to 1.875%). These fees are disclosed in the price details and order preview before execution, and the zero trading fee benefit does not apply to the limit order execution fee.
The updated terms establish explicit disclosure of limit order execution fees on Coinbase. Traders using limit orders on crypto will now see a separate 1% execution fee, distinct from the standard Coinbase fee (which varies by payment method, up to 1.875%). These fees are disclosed in the price details and order preview screen before you execute the trade, allowing you to evaluate the total cost before confirming.
→ Review the fee breakdown in your order preview screen before placing limit orders to see the total cost
→ Check your transaction history and receipts to verify limit order fees charged
Coinbase charges 1% of trade amount for each limit buy and limit sell order, disclosed in order preview and transaction history
Coinbase fee (up to 1.875%, varies by payment method) applies in addition to the 1% limit order fee
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Coinbase added explicit fee disclosures for limit orders in its fee schedule. The change clarifies that limit orders incur a separate 1% execution fee in addition to variable Coinbase fees, and states that this fee …
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