Coinbase Advanced cuts US entry-tier fees to 0.50% maker, 0.90% taker
Taker fees for small US traders fall by a quarter, and the first volume tier now starts at $10,000.
· Effective · Verified 2026-10-17 via official announcement
Coinbase lowered its Advanced fee schedule on 16 September 2026. US traders at the entry tier now pay 0.50% maker and 0.90% taker, down from 0.60% and 1.20%, and the first volume tier starts at $10,000 in 30-day volume.
Press coverage of the change also reports that spot and derivatives volume now count toward one tier system, and that USDC balances can qualify an account for tiers.
Coinbase lists separate entry rates for other regions: 0.25% maker and 0.50% taker in the EU and UK. The top VIP tier reaches 0% maker and 0.02% taker.
“US traders now face a 0.50% maker fee and a 0.90% taker fee.”
— PrimeXBT News, reporting the Coinbase change
Who this affects
Coinbase Advanced traders, with the new US rates applying to US accounts.
Coinbase Advanced at a glance
Coinbase Advanced is the order-book trading mode of Coinbase, the custodial exchange run by Nasdaq-listed Coinbase. It replaced Coinbase Pro, uses the same Coinbase account and charges maker and taker fees by 30-day volume instead of a spread. It targets active traders and offers spot and, in eligible regions, derivatives.
Full Coinbase Advanced sheet · 1.8% round trip · Also affects Coinbase
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Sources
Last checked . Fees and terms change often; the venue's own page wins if it disagrees with ours.
- Coinbase blog: We're lowering fees for many active traders on Coinbase Advanced — checked 2026-10-17
- Securities.io: Coinbase lowers Advanced fees — checked 2026-10-17
- PrimeXBT News: Coinbase cuts Advanced platform trading fees — checked 2026-10-17
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