Australia's most popular beginner exchange: enormous coin range, every local deposit method, ISO-certified security - with the cost hidden in a ~1% instant-buy spread.
CoinSpot has operated from Melbourne since 2013 and is AUSTRAC-registered. It was the first Australian exchange certified to ISO 27001, the international information security standard, and audits the certification annually.
In November 2023 a hot wallet incident of roughly A$2-4 million was reported, attributed to a compromised key. The company absorbed the loss with no reported customer impact - an honest stress test that it passed, though a reminder that platform risk is real everywhere.
Its model is a brokerage: most users buy and sell through Instant Buy at a spread of around 1%, which is the true cost regardless of the headline 0.1% market-order fee. The market order book exists but is thin.
Brokerage: the spread is the real cost; the headline fee is secondary. Figures match the Coindaily exchanges table and are modelled; check the live schedule before trading.
Trading fees, subscriptions, deposits and withdrawals
Spreads, deposit caps and charges that do not appear on a fee page
Assets, Australian dollar pairs, staking and derivatives
Custody, reserves, insurance and self-custody
Entity types onboarded in Australia
Order types, recurring buys, tooling and access
Minimums, methods and settlement speed
What you get at tax time, and what you do not
Apps, account security and how you reach a human
The entity you are actually contracting with
Figures are read from CoinSpot's own published schedules and disclosures. Crypto platforms change pricing and product availability often - click source on any row to check it yourself, and dispute anything that looks wrong.
It is AUSTRAC-registered, ISO 27001 certified and has run since 2013. A 2023 hot-wallet incident of a few million dollars was absorbed by the company with no reported customer losses.
Instant Buy carries a spread of roughly 1%, which is the true cost for most users. The 0.1% fee applies to market orders on its thinner order book.
Yes - SMSF accounts are a core offering and CoinSpot is among the most used platforms for Australian funds, with dedicated statements.