Self-custody

Buying straight to a hardware wallet: the full cost

Keeping coins on your own hardware wallet means withdrawing every purchase, so the withdrawal fee is paid each time, on top of the one-time price of the wallet. Here is the exchange that costs least with the withdrawal included, and what a year adds up to.

Cheapest way to buy $1,000 of Bitcoin in United States and withdraw it

#ExchangeTradingSpreadDepositConversionWithdrawalTotalYou receive
1Kraken LowestVerified 2d ago$8.00$0.00068——$1.11$9.110.91%0.013419 BTC
2Gemini Verified 2d ago$12.00$0.000068——≈ $0.10$12.101.21%0.013378 BTC
3Crypto.com Verified 2d ago$5.00$0.000068——$29.54$34.543.45%0.013074 BTC
Not ranked: incomplete data
  • CoinbaseMissing deposit fee, currency conversion
  • BitstampMissing trading fee, deposit fee, withdrawal fee
  • Binance.USMissing withdrawal fee

Your first year

Each $1,000.00 purchase, withdrawal included
$9.11
Withdrawal fees in a year
$13.29
First year, wallet included
$109.30

Enter the price shown on the maker's official shop for your region. Prices change by region and are often shown without shipping or tax.

Which wallet supports which coin

WalletBTCETHSOLXRPUSDT (Tron)ADAPrice
Ledger Nano S Plus✓✓✓✓✓✓Official shop
Ledger Nano X✓✓✓✓✓✓Official shop
Trezor Safe 3✓✓✓✓✓✓Official shop
Trezor Safe 5✓✓✓✓✓✓Official shop
BitBox02✓✓Not listedNot listedNot listed✓Official shop
BitBox02 Bitcoin-only✓✕✕✕✕✕Official shop

From each maker's own pages, checked 9 November 2026. "Not listed" means the maker's page does not mention the coin. We do not print prices: the official shops show them by region and we could not verify one figure for everyone.

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