Exchange fees
CoinJar fees explained
1% app · 0.10% CoinJar Exchange. Here is what that means for a real trade, what deposits and withdrawals cost, and where CoinJar sits against 12 other exchanges.
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CoinJar fees at a glance.
- Trading fee
- 1% app · 0.10% CoinJar ExchangeCoinJar Exchange maker and taker fees start at 0.10% on AUD pairs and fall with 30-day volume. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay purchases cost 2%.
- By order type
- App buy/sell: 1%. CoinJar Exchange order book: 0.10% maker and taker on AUD pairs at entry, falling with volume.
- Deposits
- PayID & bank transferFree PayID deposits and withdrawals.
- Withdrawals
- PayID and direct-entry AUD withdrawals are free. Crypto withdrawals carry a network fee.
- Our fees rating
- 4.5/5 0.10% entry on CoinJar Exchange; the app route costs 1%.
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Watch for: The app is simpler but costs 1%; the same trade on CoinJar Exchange starts at 0.10%.
What a trade costs on CoinJar.
| Trade size | CoinJar app | CoinJar Exchange entry tier |
|---|---|---|
| A$100 | A$1.00 | A$0.10 |
| A$1,000 | A$10.00 | A$1.00 |
| A$10,000 | A$100.00 | A$10.00 |
Trading fee only, at the published entry rate (CoinJar app 1%, CoinJar Exchange entry tier 0.1%). Spreads, card surcharges and network fees are extra where they apply.
Two ways to trade, two prices
In the CoinJar app, buying or selling crypto costs 1% of the transaction. CoinJar Exchange is a separate order book: on AUD pairs, its entry tier is 0.10% for both makers and takers, falling with 30-day volume. Crypto-to-crypto and stablecoin pairs have their own, lower rates. At a notional A$1,000 trade, that's A$10 in the app or A$1 on the exchange.
The exchange takes a little more learning: you place orders against a live order book, and the spread and order depth affect your final price. If you're buying regularly, it's worth learning before you start.
Funding your account
PayID and bank-transfer deposits are free, and PayID and direct-entry withdrawals to your bank are free too. Buying with a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay costs 2%, or 1% for recurring buys with those methods.
If you plan to buy with a card for convenience, compare the 2% charge with simply depositing AUD by PayID first. Crypto withdrawals carry a network fee that depends on the asset and network.
How CoinJar compares.
CoinJar Exchange entry tier is number 3 of 14 published routes we track, cheapest first, for one A$1,000 trade at the entry rate.
- 1
Binance spot, regular user0.1% · FeesA$1.00 - 2
Bybit spot, non-VIP0.1% · FeesA$1.00 - 3
CoinJar Exchange entry tier0.1% · Full reviewA$1.00 - 4
CoinSpot Markets0.1% · FeesA$1.00 - 5
KuCoin spot, Level 00.1% · FeesA$1.00 - 6
OKX global taker, regular0.1% · FeesA$1.00 - 7
Crypto.com Exchange taker, level 10.5% · FeesA$5.00 - 8
Digital Surge standard0.5% · FeesA$5.00 - 9
Independent Reserve entry tier0.5% · FeesA$5.00 - 10
Swyftx standard0.6% · FeesA$6.00 - 11
BTC Markets entry tier0.85% · FeesA$8.50 - 12CoinJar app1% · Full reviewA$10.00
- 13CoinSpot Instant1% · FeesA$10.00
- 14
Kraken Instant1% · FeesA$10.00
Common questions.
What fees does CoinJar charge?
Buying or selling in the CoinJar app costs 1%. CoinJar Exchange charges 0.10% for makers and takers on AUD pairs at its entry tier, falling with volume. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay purchases cost 2%.
Are CoinJar deposits and withdrawals free?
PayID and bank-transfer deposits are free, and PayID and direct-entry withdrawals to your bank are free. Crypto withdrawals have a network fee.
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