Bitvavo vs Bybit EU

Bitvavo is the better choice for euro-area buyers who want free bank deposits and a low ceiling on trading fees; Bybit EU is better for EEA residents who want a euro platform and mostly place limit orders. Bitvavo lists 65 assets against Bybit EU's 48, and Bitvavo is available in more locations.

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Key facts for both exchanges
BitvavoBybit EU
Typecentralized exchangecentralized exchange
Founded20182025
HeadquartersNetherlandsAustria
Licenses recorded16
Fiat currenciesEUR, GBPEUR, PLN, SEK
Payment methodsbank transfer, iDEAL, bancontact, eps, credit card, PayPal, Apple PaySEPA, bank transfer, debit card, credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, iDEAL, trustly, blik, swish, mb way
Maker / taker fee0.15% / 0.25%0.1% / 0.25%
KYC requiredYesYes
Proof of reservesYes
Assets listed6548
Locations available66
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Fee Comparison

Estimated total fee by purchase size, using the cheapest common payment method
BitvavoBybit EU
$100
$1,000
$10,000

Estimates include trading fee, published spread, and deposit fee. See our methodology.

Where Each Is Available

6 shared jurisdictions; 0 only on Bitvavo; 0 only on Bybit EU.

Our Verdict

Both serve euro customers, and Bitvavo has the lower ceiling. As of September 2026, Bitvavo caps the trading fee at 0.25% and charges your actual tier at execution, with SEPA, iDEAL, Bancontact and EPS deposits free (source: Bitvavo help center). Bybit EU's VIP 0 pays 0.2500% taker and 0.1000% maker on crypto pairs, and from 5 October 2026 moves to a single unified rate of 0.2500% per trade at VIP 0, removing the maker discount for base-tier accounts (source: Bybit EU trading fee structure). Bybit EU therefore suits EEA residents placing limit orders. Bitvavo suits buyers who want free bank funding and a capped fee.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which has more coins?
Bitvavo, with 65 of the assets we track against 48.
Can I use both?
Yes, in the 6 jurisdictions where both are available. Bitvavo and Bybit EU can be used side by side; many buyers keep accounts on more than one exchange.

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