CoinAbe: compare the complete USDT purchase-to-wallet cost
A purchase-to-wallet estimate needs the purchase price, trading fee and withdrawal network together. Understand CoinAbe's regional scope and data before using its estimates.
Relationship and scope
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CoinAbe estimates USDT remaining after a fiat purchase, either held on-platform or withdrawn. It covers Brazil, Mexico and Taiwan in Brazilian Portuguese, Mexican Spanish and Traditional Chinese; there is no English interface. This page's website button opens Spanish data documentation.
Compare one complete journey
Choose region, budget, destination and a network supported at both ends. Separate reference exchange rate, venue spread, trading fee and withdrawal fee. Different networks compare complete routes, not exchange pricing alone.
Hypothetical arithmetic
No numbers here are current quotes. Suppose NT$10,000 is available, the reference is NT$32 per USDT and the purchase price is NT$32.16, already including a 0.5% spread. About 310.95 USDT is purchased. Assuming a 0.1% trading fee deducted from that USDT and a 1 USDT withdrawal fee deducted from the remaining balance, approximately 309.63 arrives: 10,000 ÷ 32.16 × (1 − 0.001) − 1. Do not deduct the spread twice. Deposit charges, taxes and subsequent wallet gas are excluded; actual deduction conventions vary.
Reusable data and its limits
The JSON downloaded at 2026-10-06 15:34:14 UTC contained 119 observations for Binance, BitoPro, MAX, Mercado Bitcoin and Bitso, spanning 2026-09-15 09:13:30 to 2026-10-06 15:32:01 UTC. CSV/JSON records published network withdrawal-fee changes, not every reading. Initial observations are not confirmed changes. This short history cannot establish earlier fees.
CC BY 4.0 requires attribution, a licence link and disclosure of modifications. Records contain platform, network, fee in USDT and observation time. They exclude suspension status, minimum withdrawals, purchase prices, trading fees and manually checked OKX withdrawal fees.
Before confirming
Taiwan comparisons mix observed MAX/BitoPro purchase prices with a Binance reference input. Rankings are not permanent. Verify your venue's applicable price, account fees, matching network, minimum and final receivable amount. Regional coverage does not establish account eligibility.
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