Binance.US vs Coinbase: crypto cash-out fees in the US
A factual side-by-side of the published costs of selling crypto and withdrawing US dollars to a US bank, checked against official pages on Nov 12, 2026. Not a recommendation; eligibility, limits and spreads differ by account and by state.
Published fees side by side
| Binance.US | Coinbase | |
|---|---|---|
| Order-book sell fee (base tier) | 0% maker / 0.02% taker on all pairs (0% / 0.01% on the Tier 0 pair, currently BNB/USD); 5% discount when paying fees in BNB | 0.40% maker / 0.60% taker (Coinbase Exchange); lower tiers with 30-day volume |
| USD withdrawal to a US bank | ACH free (deposits and withdrawals) | ACH free · wire $25 |
| Estimate on NetCashOut | Full estimate on the published Advanced Trading route | "Not enough data" - the published schedule is for Coinbase Exchange (the active-trader platform); a fixed public consumer schedule could not be verified |
Order-book sell fee (base tier)
Binance.US0% maker / 0.02% taker on all pairs (0% / 0.01% on the Tier 0 pair, currently BNB/USD); 5% discount when paying fees in BNB
Coinbase0.40% maker / 0.60% taker (Coinbase Exchange); lower tiers with 30-day volume
USD withdrawal to a US bank
Binance.USACH free (deposits and withdrawals)
CoinbaseACH free · wire $25
Estimate on NetCashOut
Binance.USFull estimate on the published Advanced Trading route
Coinbase"Not enough data" - the published schedule is for Coinbase Exchange (the active-trader platform); a fixed public consumer schedule could not be verified
Reading the numbers
On a US$1,000 market sell, the published base-tier taker fee is US$0.20 at Binance.US and US$6.00 at Coinbase Exchange, before spread - and both list ACH withdrawals as free. The Coinbase number is the Exchange (active-trader) base tier; the simple consumer sell on Coinbase shows its fee only at order preview. Enter your amount on the US comparison to see estimated costs.
Official sources
Binance.US service page · Coinbase service page · US comparison