Plus500 vs Coinhouse
Compare Plus500 and Coinhouse reviews, prices, features and more side-by-side
About
Features
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Withdrawable
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Integrated Wallet
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Proof Of Reserves
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Instant Verification
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Mobile App
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Business Accounts
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Affiliate Program
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Two-factor Authentication
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Licensed / Regulated
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Crypto Cards
Payment Methods
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Bank Transfer
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SEPA
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Klarna
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Skrill
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Paypal
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Credit card
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Apple Pay
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Amazon
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Giropay
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iDeal
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Bancontact / Mister Cash
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eps Online Transfer
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POLI-pay
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Veloxxa
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Google Pay
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Revolut Pay
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Faster Payments
Prices
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Bitcoin BTC
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Ethereum ETH
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Cardano ADA
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Bitcoin Cash BCH
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Solana SOL
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Litecoin LTC
Plus500 is a CFD broker offering a range of derivative products for trading. Among these are crypto derivatives and a crypto index that mirrors the performance of the top 10 assets in the market.
Availability subject to regulation. The underlying financial products are issued by Plus500CY Ltd., a Cyprus subsidiary regulated by CySEC (#250/14).
Risk Warning: 81% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
4.0 / 5
1 user ratings
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Plus500CY Ltd is regulated by CySEC (Licence No. 250/14)
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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Coinhouse is licensed by the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF)
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2.99% (min. €1.49)
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3.49% (min. €1.49)
