Coinmotion Review

Founded in Finland in 2012, Coinmotion is one of the longest-running crypto services in the Nordic region, and it describes itself as supervised by the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority as a crypto-asset service provider and payment institution.

This Coinmotion review covers its MiCA entry, its published fees, monthly saving and staking.

CoinTrustRadar.com editorial team Facts checked from primary sources
8.0Reliability Score

Very good

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How the Coinmotion Reliability Score is built

8.0/10
MiCA licence
2/3
Track record
2/2
Transparency
0.5/1
Identity checks
1/1
Account protection
0.5/1
Euro withdrawals
2/2

Every part is scored with the same published method. Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source. How we rate

Pros

  • Operating since 2012
  • Euro withdrawals from €0.90
  • 300+ crypto-assets
  • Recurring buys

Cons

  • MiCA passport for only 2 EEA countries
  • Proof of reserves not confirmed
  • Withdrawal allow-list not confirmed

MiCA authorisation

Authorised
  • EU entityCoinmotion Oy
  • LEI743700PZG5RRF7SA4Q58
  • RegulatorFinanssivalvonta (FIN-FSA)
  • Home stateFinland
  • Authorised2 July 2025
  • Passport2 of 30 EEA countries
Authorised MiCA services (4)
  • Custody of crypto-assets
  • Exchange for funds (EUR)
  • Order execution
  • Transfer services

Source: ESMA interim MiCA register, downloaded 24 October 2026. How to check a licence

Company and track record

  • Founded2012
  • Registered addressKauppakatu 39 40100 Jyväskylä Finland
2%Instant buy

Try the fee calculator to see what one purchase costs in total.

Payments

Deposit methods are shown in the app before you pay.

  • EUR withdrawalBank transfer, €0.90

Coins and products

  • TypeBroker app
  • Coins300+
  • StakingYes
  • Recurring buyYes
  • Crypto withdrawalsYes

Account security

  • Two-factor authenticationYes
  • Withdrawal address allow-listNot confirmed
  • Proof of reservesNot confirmed

"Not confirmed" means we could not confirm the feature from a public source; it does not mean the feature is missing.

Identity checks (KYC)

Required

Coinmotion verifies the identity of every customer before trading, as EU anti-money laundering rules require.

How verification works

Where Coinmotion is available under MiCA

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Notified in 2 EEA countries

Finland, Sweden

A MiCA passport means the firm may offer its services in that country; it can still choose not to accept customers from every country.

Coinmotion review: fees

ItemPublished fee
Trading, starting fee2%
Trading, above €1,000,000 over 90 days (selected assets)0.8%
Euro withdrawal to own bank account€0.90 per transfer
Crypto transfers outCryptocurrency-specific transfer fee
Staking (extended selection service)25% of staking rewards

From Coinmotion's pricing page (Finnish), checked 24 October 2026. Volume discounts apply only to BTC, XRP, ETH, XLM, LINK, ADA, UNI, AAVE, LTC and USDC.

A 2% starting fee is high compared with order book exchanges, which matters for frequent buyers, as the annual cost calculator shows.

Coinmotion review: products

  • Monthly saving: automatic monthly investment of a chosen amount.
  • Crypto withdrawals: transfers out of Coinmotion are possible, with a per-asset fee.
  • Staking: in the extended selection service, with a 25% share of rewards kept.
  • App and web: buying and selling in a mobile app or on the website.

Coinmotion review: how the Reliability Score was calculated

The Coinmotion Reliability Score is 8.0 out of 10, rated Very good, calculated with the same published method as every other exchange.

PartPointsBasis
MiCA licence2 / 3Authorised by FIN-FSA, passport notified for 2 of 30 EEA countries
Track record2 / 2Operating since 2012
Transparency0.5 / 1Fee schedule published; proof of reserves not confirmed from a public source
Identity checks1 / 1Identity verification (KYC) required before trading
Account protection0.5 / 1Two-factor authentication available; withdrawal address allow-list not confirmed from a public source
Euro withdrawals2 / 2Euro withdrawals to a bank account: Bank transfer, €0.90

Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source; "not confirmed" means we could not confirm a feature, not that it is missing.

Coinmotion review: compared with similar MiCA providers

How does Coinmotion compare with providers of a similar type? The table uses register facts from ESMA and the Reliability Scores calculated with the published method.

ExchangeTypeRegulatorEEA countriesReliability Score
CoinmotionBroker appFIN-FSA28.0
NorthcryptoBroker appFIN-FSA37.5
BitpandaBroker appFMA309.0
KrakenExchangeCBI3010.0

Register facts from ESMA; Reliability Scores calculated with the published method.

The table is a starting point: costs on the screen you use, and how you plan to store your coins, matter at least as much.

Coinmotion review: what a purchase would cost

The calculator below starts from the Coinmotion starting trading fee published by the provider, 2%; change the other fields to match your purchase.

Cost of a purchase at Coinmotion

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Spread, deposit and withdrawal fees are set to zero unless verified; check the provider's fee page for current figures.

Coinmotion review: who it may suit

Coinmotion, founded in Finland in 2012, may suit Finnish and Swedish buyers who value a long-standing local provider, monthly saving and crypto withdrawals.

Its 2% starting trading fee is high compared with order book exchanges, so it is most relevant for buyers who value local service over the lowest cost.

Frequently asked questions

Is Coinmotion MiCA-authorised?

Yes. Coinmotion Oy is listed in ESMA's register, authorised by the Finnish FSA, with notifications for Finland and Sweden.

What does Coinmotion cost?

Its pricing page lists a starting trading fee of 2%, falling to 0.8% for high volumes on selected assets, and €0.90 per euro withdrawal.

When was Coinmotion founded?

In 2012, in Finland, according to its website.

Written and fact-checked by
CoinTrustRadar.com editorial team

Every figure on this page is checked against the ESMA register, the exchange's own terms and fee pages or another primary source, and the sources are listed above. Editorial policy · How we rate