
Bitstamp
01Overview
The company
Regulation
- Custody
- Trading platform operation
- Order execution
- Reception and transmission of orders
- Transfer of crypto-assets
- Crypto/crypto exchange
- Crypto/fiat exchange
Bitstamp is a crypto exchange founded in 2011 and now part of the Robinhood group. Its European platform caters to both individuals and active traders, with spot buying and selling, an order book, recurring purchases and yield services depending on the country. Bitstamp is also developing a structured offer for businesses and institutions, with API, professional connectivity and liquidity services.
02Services & Accessibility
Concrete product features, distinct from the legal scope of the licence (block 01).
Available cryptos: 107
See the list
Detailed list of cryptos available for purchase: coming soon.
Accessibility
As a marketplace (order book), Bitstamp suits some use cases more than others.
Minimum deposit of €10. Withdrawal to a personal wallet possible.
Available across the whole European Economic Area.
03How much it costs
Blockchain network fees always excluded (identical for everyone, not set by the platform).
Bitstamp distinguishes between funding, instant purchase and order book. SEPA deposit: 0 %. Instant purchase via card/Apple Pay/Google Pay/PayPal: 4 % Instant Service. Standard spot trading: maker/taker schedule decreasing with 30-day volume; retail reference tier <10 000 USD: 0,30 % maker / 0,40 % taker, then 0,20/0,30 % from 10 k$, 0,10/0,20 % from 100 k$, 0,08/0,18 % from 500 k$, 0,06/0,16 % from 1,5 M$, etc. The exact account rates are exposed via the Bitstamp API/fee schedule and may decrease with volume. Staking: Bitstamp takes 15 % of rewards. SEPA withdrawal: 3 € flat. Crypto withdrawals: schedule by asset/network.
04Security & custody
BitGo, ~95 % of assets in cold storage, insurance against theft, annual audits by a Big Four firm since 2016.
05What to know before you start
Compensation transparency: affiliate partnership with Bitstamp: À l'étude. A partnership has no influence on ranking or the default sort order (see Methodology).
06Frequently asked questions
Is Bitstamp licensed under MiCA?
Yes. Bitstamp Europe S.A. is licensed as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP) under the MiCA regulation. Competent authority: Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF), Luxembourg. Notification to the ESMA register: 15/05/2025. A MiCA licence works as a passport: it allows the provider to operate across the entire European Union.
How much does it cost to buy bitcoin on Bitstamp?
For €100 of bitcoin bought by SEPA transfer, the total cost is 0,4 €, spread included and network fees excluded (Uncrypt €100 index). Fees checked on 26/08/2026 against the official fee schedule.
How many cryptos can you buy on Bitstamp?
107 crypto-assets are available on Bitstamp.
What is the minimum deposit on Bitstamp?
The minimum deposit is 10 €.
Can you withdraw your crypto from Bitstamp to your own wallet?
Yes, Bitstamp lets you withdraw your crypto-assets to a personal wallet.
Can you stake crypto on Bitstamp?
Yes, Bitstamp offers staking. The platform keeps a 15 % commission on rewards.
Can you schedule recurring purchases (DCA) on Bitstamp?
Yes, Bitstamp lets you schedule recurring purchases (DCA).