Meanwhile, Robinhood and Blockfolio (see below for codes) have commission-free trading, but both have limited functionality and selection. For example, FTX currently has a promotional deal for free limit orders if you stake 25 FTT (you can save an extra 5% on taker fees too with code ). This typically means accepting some additional requirements or limitations as noted above. Meanwhile, some exchanges incentivize users with zero dollar fees as a promotional offer. For example, when you use Binance’s tokens to pay your fees you get a discount on your trading fees, and when you use a referral link you get a discount on top of that (for example, you can get 10% off Binance fees for life with this link: ). These fees can be made even lower by using referral codes, trading a lot, and/or by using the tokens of these exchanges. With the above said, there are a few major exchanges that have reasonably low 0.1% fees including Binance. Given the change to Coinbase Pro, there are no longer any major exchanges that allow zero-fee trading without some additional requirements or limitations. However, starting March 22nd 2019 Coinbase Pro ended free limit orders and then over the course of 2019 gradually replaced them with rather steep fees starting at 0.5% a trade (with discounts for volume). The page originally focused on using Coinbase Pro (previously known as GDAX) to avoid fees, this method was great as you could deposit dollars for free, then move your dollars to Coinbase Pro and place limit orders there for free. We explain how to trade cryptocurrency without paying fees (i.e., how to go from USD to cryptocurrency and back again without paying fees). How to Buy and Sell Cryptocurrency Without Paying Fees (or With Paying Minimal Fees)

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