Binance.US made the simplest fee change in U.S. crypto in April 2026: it removed its volume tiers and now charges 0% to make and 0.02% to take on every spot pair, with a few Tier 0 pairs at 0.01% taker. There is no subscription and no spread on order-book trades. ACH deposits and withdrawals are free in USD-enabled states. Wire deposits carry a bank-dependent fee. Crypto withdrawals pay the network fee.
Instant purchases are the exception. A debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay buy costs about 3.75% of the order, which puts Binance.US in the same range as Kraken's card processing and just under Coinbase's 3.99%. Credit cards are accepted by some issuers and blocked by others. Binance.US also no longer has a native stablecoin discount worth mentioning, since the flat schedule has no tiers to discount.
Anytime Capital's card, Apple Pay and Google Pay pricing starts from 4% with the spread included, one all-in number, with the amount you pay and the crypto you receive shown before you confirm. On a $1,000 card order that is from $40 with nothing added afterward, and larger orders are quoted individually by the OTC desk against a same-day wire. The rest of this comparison is about rails, states and support.