Which crypto exchange should I use?

There's no single best exchange. Compare four things: trading fees, how you get money in and out in your currency, which withdrawal networks it supports, and how easily you can move coins to your own wallet.

Start with money in and money out

If you can't move your local currency in and out cheaply, low trading fees won't help much. Check which methods the exchange supports for your currency (P2P, bank transfer, cards) and what each one costs, before you sign up.

Read the fee table

Every exchange publishes its fees. Look at the maker and taker rates for the market you'll actually use, and whether paying in the exchange's own token lowers them. On Binance Spot, the standard rate is 0.1% per trade.

→ How are Binance trading fees calculated?

Check the withdrawal networks

Sending USDT out costs a network fee, and it depends on the chain you pick. Make sure the exchange offers a cheap network that your wallet, or the next app, also supports.

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Trade on the exchange, hold in your own wallet

An exchange is a place to trade. Coins you plan to hold for a long time usually go in a self-custody wallet, where only you have the recovery phrase.

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Check it serves your country

Exchanges don't operate everywhere, and their rules change. Check the exchange's own list of restricted countries before you open an account.

Official numbers

What	Number	Source	Checked
Binance spot fee, maker / taker	0.1% / 0.1%	Binance fee schedule	2026-10-29
Binance USD-M futures fee, maker / taker	0.02% / 0.05%	Binance fee schedule	2026-10-29
Binance P2P fee for ad posters (makers)	0%–0.35%, by market and pair	Binance P2P merchant guidelines	2026-11-05

Questions people asked

Which is the best crypto exchange?

The best one for you is the one that's cheapest for what you actually do. Put trading fees, the cost of getting money in and out, and withdrawal networks side by side, taken from each exchange's own fee pages.

Is there any better exchange you can suggest?

Better depends on what costs you most today. If it's trading, compare maker and taker fees on the same market. If it's moving rupees in and out, compare deposit and withdrawal costs. We show Binance's numbers because we're a Binance affiliate, so check any other exchange's fee page the same way.

Which app is best for INR and USDT?

Look at how the app lets you buy and sell USDT with rupees (P2P or bank transfer), what that costs, and which USDT withdrawal networks it offers. Our India guide walks through the P2P route step by step.

Which platform do you guys use?

We're a Binance affiliate, which is why this site shows Binance's numbers. Use whatever costs you least, and compare on each exchange's own fee page.

We don't offer a Binance sign-up link in your region (or we couldn't tell where you are).

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