Binance vs Coinbase on TradersPost

Binance and Coinbase differ on 3 of 21 points TradersPost compares: authentication, stop orders and modify open orders. Both support crypto, fractional quantity, market orders, limit orders, stop limit orders, good till canceled orders, immediate or cancel orders and fill or kill orders.

Binance Coinbase

  • Authentication

    API key

    OAuth or API key

  • Stop orders

    Supported

    Limited

    Stop-limit only. Plain stop orders are not offered.

  • Modify open orders

    Not supported

    Supported

Same on both 8

  • Crypto
  • Fractional quantity
  • Market orders
  • Limit orders
  • Stop limit orders
  • Good till canceled orders
  • Immediate or cancel orders
  • Fill or kill orders

Neither supports 10

  • Stocks
  • Stock Options
  • Index Options
  • Futures
  • Short selling
  • Trailing stops
  • Bracket orders
  • Day orders
  • Trailing stop attached to entry
  • Paper accounts

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Worth knowing about each

Binance

  • Spot crypto only.

View Binance connection View Binance docs

Coinbase

  • Spot crypto only.
  • Dust above the tradable minimum still counts toward max strategy positions.

View Coinbase connection View Coinbase docs

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