Coinmerce vs Coinhouse

Compare Coinmerce and Coinhouse reviews, prices, features and more side-by-side

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Features
  • Withdrawable
  • Integrated Wallet
  • Proof Of Reserves
  • Instant Verification
  • Mobile App
  • Business Accounts
  • Affiliate Program
  • Two-factor Authentication
  • Licensed / Regulated
  • Crypto Cards
Payment Methods
  • Bank Transfer
  • SEPA
  • Klarna
  • Skrill
  • Paypal
  • Credit card
  • Apple Pay
  • Amazon
  • Giropay
  • iDeal
  • Bancontact / Mister Cash
  • eps Online Transfer
  • POLI-pay
  • Veloxxa
  • Google Pay
  • Revolut Pay
  • Faster Payments
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  • Ethereum ETH

  • Tether USDT

  • Binance Coin BNB

  • USDC USDC

  • Ripple XRP

  • TRON TRX

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  • Chainlink LINK

  • Cardano ADA

  • Stellar Lumens XLM

  • NEAR Protocol NEAR

  • Bitcoin Cash BCH

  • Uniswap UNI

  • Avalanche AVAX

  • Sui SUI

  • SHIBA INU SHIB

  • Pepe PEPE

  • Aave AAVE

  • Polkadot DOT

  • NEM XEM

  • Filecoin FIL

  • Cosmos ATOM

  • Aptos APT

  • EOS EOS

  • Canton Network CC

  • VeChain VET

  • Toncoin TON

  • Tezos XTZ

  • Basic Attention Token BAT

  • Polygon MATIC

  • IOTA IOTA

  • Neo NEO

  • Maker MKR

  • Solana SOL

  • Qtum QTUM

  • Litecoin LTC

  • Terra LUNA

Coinmerce Coinmerce
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Coinmerce is a Netherlands-based cryptocurrency platform offering a user-friendly interface, over 375 cryptocurrencies, staking options, and competitive fees starting at 0.25%, but lacks advanced trading tools and fee transparency, making it ideal for beginners but less suited for professionals.

3.0 / 5

3 user ratings

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Ease of Use

3.0

Value for Money

2.7

Verification

3.7

Support

2.7

  • Under supervision of Dutch Central Bank (DNB)

  • 2.50% + €0.35

  • 3.50%

  • 2.50% + €0.30

  • €0.30

  • 1.75% + €0.40

  • 1.75% + €0.30

Coinhouse Coinhouse
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Coinhouse is a French cryptocurrency platform that offers users the ability to buy, sell, and manage digital assets. Founded in 2014, it was originally known as "La Maison du Bitcoin" and focused on introducing cryptocurrency to the French market. Since then, it has expanded its offerings and rebranded as Coinhouse, providing a more comprehensive suite of crypto-related services.

4.9 / 5

3 user ratings

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Ease of Use

5.0

Value for Money

4.7

Verification

5.0

Support

5.0

  • Coinhouse is licensed by the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF)

  • 2.99% (min. €1.49)

  • 3.49% (min. €1.49)

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