Gemini Fees
We have not yet verified Gemini's full fee structure; we have its 1.2% taker fee and a deposit fee of 0%, but not a published spread.
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Fee Structure
| Maker fee | 0.6% |
|---|---|
| Taker fee | 1.2% |
| Spread est. | — |
| Deposit fee est. | 0% |
| Payment methods | ACH, wire transfer, debit card, PayPal |
| Fiat currencies | USD, SGD |
What a Purchase Costs on Gemini
We cannot price a purchase on Gemini yet: we have its 1.2% taker fee and a deposit fee of 0%, but not a published spread.
Guides
- Limit vs Market Orders: When to Use Each
A market order buys immediately at whatever price the order book offers, and a limit order buys only at a price you name or better, so the choice is between certainty of execution and certainty of price, and on most exchanges it is also a choice between two different fee rates.
- Recurring Buys on Exchanges: How They Work and What They Cost
A recurring buy is a standing instruction that tells an exchange to purchase a fixed amount of an asset on a schedule, funded either from your cash balance or by pulling from a linked bank account, and it is usually priced as a separate product at a higher rate than the same order placed by hand.
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs vs Buying Bitcoin Directly
A spot bitcoin ETF is a share in a fund that holds bitcoin, bought in a brokerage account and settled like any other listed security, while buying bitcoin directly gives you the asset itself on an exchange and the option to move it into a wallet you control, and the difference is custody rather than exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Gemini charge a spread?
- We have not yet verified whether Gemini publishes a spread on top of its trading fee, so it is not priced in our comparison.