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Crypto execution cost by venue

Where a large crypto order trades cheapest is a venue-by-venue question, and it changes with size. These pages cover each venue's fee model, depth and role in a multi-venue route.

Coinbase execution

US-accessible (venue_class=us_spot)

Kraken execution

US-accessible (venue_class=us_spot)

Gemini execution

US-accessible (venue_class=us_spot)

Bitstamp execution

US-accessible (venue_class=us_spot)

LMAX Digital execution

US-accessible (venue_class=us_spot)

Binance execution

Global (not for US persons)

OKX execution

Global (not for US persons)

Bybit execution

Global (not for US persons)

Bitfinex execution

Global (not for US persons)

How EnsoTrade measures it

EnsoTrade prices a large order against live order books across venues — which venues to use, what size each piece should be, and whether to rest an order or cross the spread. It is independent measurement, not execution: your own desk or execution partner keeps placing the orders on its own accounts, and we never touch custody, keys or funds. Before a window we price it at your real clip size on the venues you can use; after a window we score the fill with full workings. We quote no price or saving until you give your real clip size and fee stack — then the number is yours to check.

Independent execution measurement

Price an order before you trade and score the fill after, on live multi-venue order books. We never touch custody, keys or orders — the independence is the point.

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