Is Coinmama safe to buy Bitcoin?

Yes, Coinmama is a safe exchange to buy Bitcoin. However, fees are quite high.

Which country is Coinmama based?

Coinmama was founded in Israel but has offices in Ireland.

What are Coinmama fees?

Coinmama's fees for both buying and selling are 2.93–3.9%.

Which is better: Coinbase or Coinmama?

Coinbase is likely better due to higher asset selection and lower trading fees. In addition, there are crypto trading pairs on Coinbase.

How do I withdraw money from Coinmama?

There are no direct fiat withdrawals on Coinmama as it does not hold fiat. If you sell BTC through Coinmama it sends the money directly to the payment destination you specify.

Coinmama review

Finder Score

Great

Fiat currencies: 6
Supported assets: 16

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Summary

Purchase crypto assets and have them sent directly to your wallet with Coinmama.

Pros

Simple UI. If you’ve already set up a non-custodial crypto wallet, then Coinmama is easy to use. The platform’s UI is simple and streamlined.
Crypto purchases sent directly to a non-custodial wallet. Coinmama doesn’t custody any digital assets for customers. You must set up a non-custodial wallet if you plan to use the platform.
Has served customers for nearly a decade. Coinmama was founded in 2013 and has served its users well, with no major reported issues.

Cons

High fees. Coinmama’s commission fees range from 0.99% to 3.90%, depending on how much you spend within a 90-day period on the platform.
Can only sell BTC on the platform. While you can purchase multiple crypto assets on Coinmama, you can only sell Bitcoin (BTC) via the platform.

Details

Product details

Product Name	Coinmama Cryptocurrency Marketplace
Fiat Currencies	USD, EUR, AUD, CAD, GBP, JPY
Cryptocurrencies	BTC,ETH,USDT,USDC,XRP,DOGE,UNI,AAVE,LINK,ETC & 6 more
Deposit Methods	Credit card Debit card Apple Pay Google Pay
Trading Fee	Buy and sell: 2.93–3.9%
Deposit Fees	0–5%
Withdrawal Fees	N/A (assets are sent to user’s wallet directly)

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