A purchase of 100 euros on Bitvavo costs 25 cents according to the fee table. Move the coins to your own wallet afterwards and with Bitcoin you pay another 1.31 euros. The second item is therefore more than five times the first, and it appears in no advertising banner. For this article we recorded every one of the provider's cost items separately on 15 October 2026 and converted them into euros for the largest trading pairs.
The Bitvavo fees consist of four items, and only one of them is usually quoted. Ranked by weight, the order at small amounts is exactly the reverse of the order in which the items are advertised.
Four items that add up on a 100 euro purchase
The first item is the trading fee, a percentage of the order volume. The second is the spread, the distance between the best bid and the best ask in the order book; it is not charged as a fee but it worsens the price. The third is the withdrawal fee, charged when the coins leave the house. The fourth is the deposit and withdrawal in euros.
On 100 euros in Bitcoin the arithmetic looks like this: 25 cents trading fee, a spread in the range of ten-t...
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