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Coinmetro Review (October 2026): Fees, Licences and Where It Works
By Vahe Hakobyan Verified No affiliate links
- Taker fee0.20%
- Maker fee0.10%
- Coins86
- CustodyCustodial
- Founded2018
- HeadquartersTallinn, Estonia
Our verdict
Coinmetro is an Estonian exchange founded in 2018 in Tallinn. Since 22 June 2026 trading, deposits and withdrawals have been frozen after a service provider failed, and its court reorganisation bid was declined in August 2026, with an appeal pending. Customer balances remain locked until the process ends.
Pros
- Public reorganisation status page with dated updates
- Long-running EU-based exchange since 2018
- Fiat pairs in EUR, USD and GBP
Cons
- All trading and withdrawals frozen since June 2026
- Court declined reorganisation; recovery amounts unknown
Where Coinmetro works
| Country | Status | Rank | Local licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA | Not available | — | — Not verified |
How secure is Coinmetro?
- Proof of reserves
- — Not verified
- Custody
- Custodial
Incidents since 2019
- 2026insolvencyOn 22 Jun 2026 Coinmetro froze trading, deposits and withdrawals after a financial service provider failed; an Estonian court declined its reorganisation on 24 Aug 2026 and an appeal is pending.
Crypto held on a platform is generally not covered by deposit insurance.
What you can do on Coinmetro
- Spot
- Margin
Products can differ by country; check what the platform offers where you live.
Coinmetro FAQ
What are Coinmetro's trading fees?
At the base tier of its main order book Coinmetro charges 0.10% maker and 0.20% taker. Volume tiers and promotions can lower this.
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