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Bitget review
Bitget review: low 0.1% fees, futures and copy trading, but no MiCA licence and a $387.5 million hack…
Bitget vs Bitvavo
Fees, security, deposit methods, countries and bonuses: Bitget and Bitvavo compared point by point.
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Bitget review
Bitget offers low fees, a wide altcoin choice, futures and copy trading, but it has no MiCA or US licence and lost $387.5 million in a September 2026 hack covered by its Protection Fund. Suitable only for experienced traders who accept these risks.
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Bitvavo review
MiCA (EU) CASP
Bitvavo is one of the cheapest MiCA-licensed ways to buy crypto with euros, with free SEPA deposits and a 0.25% taker fee at the entry tier. It has no futures, charges 1% on card and PayPal deposits and keeps a large share of staking rewards.
| Criteria | Bitget | Bitvavo |
|---|---|---|
| Rating | 6.4/10 | 7.9/10 |
| Spot fees (maker / taker) | 0.100 % / 0.100 % | 0.150 % / 0.250 % |
| Futures fees (maker / taker) | 0.020 % / 0.060 % | — |
| Cryptos listed | 500 | 453 |
| Countries | United Kingdom | Belgium, European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain |
| Deposit methods | Crypto deposit, P2P | Apple Pay / Google Pay, Bank card, Crypto deposit, PayPal, SEPA transfer |
| Regulation | — | MiCA (EU), CASP |
| Welcome bonus | — | — |
| Founded | 2018 | 2018 |
| Pros / cons | +4 / −4 | +5 / −4 |
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Bitvavo review
MiCA (EU), CASP
Bitvavo review: entry fees of 0.15% and 0.25%, free SEPA deposits, a Dutch MiCA licence, staking cuts and…