Finst

Dutch crypto app with low fees and no spread

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Calculate with Finst

You receive0.0145 BTC
Fee 1.50 EUR · cost 0.15% · Instant
Rank 8 of 21 exchanges. Cheapest: Crypto.com (0.0145 BTC).

Pros

  • Low fee without hidden spread
  • Pay with iDEAL

Cons

  • Fewer coins than global exchanges

Fees and limits

Product Fee Rate markup Limits Speed
Buy and sell
Currencies, Cryptocurrencies → Currencies, Cryptocurrencies
0.15% 0.00% No limit Instant

Fees are indicative and based on the public fee schedule. Indicative figures based on public fee schedules and the live mid-market rate. Always check the final quote with the exchange.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Finst charge?

For 1,000 EUR → BTC you receive 0.0145 BTC at Finst. That puts Finst at number 8 of the 21 exchanges in our comparison for this conversion. The lowest exchange rate markup at Finst is 0.00%. Costs depend on the amount, currency and payment method, so check your own amount.

What can you use Finst for?

Finst (Crypto exchanges) offers: Buy and sell. Supported asset types: Currencies, Cryptocurrencies.

Which payment methods does Finst accept?

At Finst you can pay with: iDEAL, SEPA transfer. Paying by card is usually quicker but can cost more than a bank transfer.

Where is Finst based?

Finst is based in Amsterdam, NL and was founded in 2023.

How do we rate Finst?

We give Finst 4.4 out of 5, based on costs, speed, regulation and ease of use. Compare it with alternatives before you choose below.

Is Finst regulated?

Yes, Finst is supervised: AFM (MiCA, Netherlands). Regulators set rules for how customer money is kept and protected. It does not protect you against exchange rate losses or falling prices of crypto and precious metals.

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William Carter · Senior editor, money transfers, crypto and precious metals

William Carter reviews money transfer services, currency apps, crypto exchanges and gold dealers for GoldexPay. He compares real quotes against the mid-market rate, checks fee schedules and the official registers of regulators, and updates a review whenever a provider changes its pricing.