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Will Coinhub ever delay or reject my withdrawal?
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How do I track the status of my deposit or withdrawal?
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Is there a minimum or maximum withdrawal amount?
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How are my trades executed and where does Coinhub’s liquidity come from?
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How do I withdraw cryptocurrency from my Coinhub Exchange account?
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How do I withdraw fiat money (USD or other currency) from my Coinhub account?
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How do I deposit fiat currency (e.g. USD) into my Coinhub Exchange account?
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How do I deposit cryptocurrency into my Coinhub Exchange account?
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What are the fees on Coinhub Exchange?
How are my trades executed and where does Coinhub’s liquidity come from?
Trades on Coinhub Exchange are executed against a unified liquidity pool, powered by integrations with top-tier liquidity providers. When you place an order, it is matched in real time against the best available counterparties for that trading pair.
- Market Orders execute immediately at the best available price in the order book.
- Limit Orders are placed at a specified price and filled if/when the market reaches that level.
- Advanced Order Types like Stop-Limit, Good-‘Til-Canceled, and Immediate-or-Cancel are supported for more control over execution.
Liquidity is sourced from a global network of market participants, allowing for deep order books, tight spreads, and minimal slippage. Coinhub Exchange does not engage in proprietary trading and executes all orders fairly using price-time priority. Our backend infrastructure ensures low-latency execution and institutional-grade reliability.