Binance vs. Coinbase: Which Should You Choose?
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Binance vs. CoinbaseCoinbase is the winner due to customer satisfaction and regulatory history
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Updated October 28, 2021
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We publish unbiased product reviews; our opinions are our own and are not influenced by payment we receive from our advertising partners. Learn more about how we review products and read our advertiser disclosure for how we make money. Binance and Coinbase are two cryptocurrency platforms with very different approaches. Coinbase is a U.S.-based exchange designed for beginners with a simple interface and limited transaction types. Binance has a steep learning curve, supports advanced users, and provides international traders with hundreds of currency trading options. Although the Binance platform is user-friendly and offers three levels organized according to trading experience, it isnt nearly as easy to use as Coinbase is. The Binance.US version is less robust with limited options and higher fees. But, you cant beat the low cost of Binance versus Coinbases high prices. We put Binance and Coinbase side-by-side to review the overall price for various transaction types, accepted fiat currencies, and available altcoin for trading purposes. We also explored ease of use for web and mobile applications, security protocols, standout features, and customer service. BinanceBinance
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