Independent · Edition 2026 · Checked 20 September 2026
Best crypto exchanges in Canada, ranked for 2026
Nine platforms may legally hold your Canadian dollars. Canada did not ban crypto. It registered it, and most of the world's largest exchanges walked out rather than comply. What's left is a short, checkable list — so the real question is not which exchange is biggest, but which tier of registration it holds and what it charges you to get your money back out.
Sourced from CSA registration records, CIRO notices and each platform's own fee schedule. Unverified figures print as —.
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Platforms ranked
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Full CIRO members
$30k
Net buy limit
$0
CIPF cover on coins
How to choose a crypto exchange in Canada
Everything else is marketing
Registration tier01
Every platform on this page is authorised. They are not equal. A CIRO member is a registered investment dealer under the same rulebook as your stockbroker. A restricted dealer operates under a time-limited exemption while it works towards that. Both beat offshore. Only one of them has an ombudsman.
The cost of the exit02
Deposits are free almost everywhere, which is the point of free deposits. Withdrawals are where the money is: 1.5 percent on a Bitbuy bank transfer, $50 on a Netcoins wire under $25,000, $10 on an Ndax Interac e-Transfer. Price the round trip, not the entry.
Your province03
Registered platforms cap net purchases of most assets at $30,000 a year — unless you live in Alberta, B.C., Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Quebec, where no cap applies. Bitcoin and Ether are exempt everywhere. Your address, not your balance, decides.
What insurance means04
CIPF does not cover crypto. CDIC does not cover crypto. A platform's $680 million policy is a private contract with its custodian covering custodian failure, not your password, not your mistake, and not a falling market. Read the protection section before you read the marketing.
Crypto exchange comparison for Canada: all nine
Showing all 9 platforms
Sort any column. Filter to the registration tier or the fee structure you care about. A dash means we could not verify the figure from a primary source and refuse to guess it — which, for two of these platforms, is itself the finding.
Registration status and authorisation dates come from the CSA list of platforms authorised to do business with Canadians, updated 18 September 2026. Fees come from each platform's own published schedule. Our rating is out of 5. The top platform anchors the scale at 5.0 and every other platform is graded relative to it, against what a Canadian can realistically reach today rather than against a perfect exchange. Checked 20 September 2026.
Two platforms will not tell you what a trade costs. Shakepay and Newton both earn on the spread and publish no percentage, so their real cost only shows up in the quote you are given at the moment you press buy. That is legal and common. It is also the reason a "zero commission" platform can be the expensive one, and why we print a dash instead of a flattering guess.
Best crypto exchanges in Canada, reviewed
Scored on registration, rails, cost, disclosure
Every platform link below is an affiliate link, marked nofollow sponsored. None of them moved a score or a position, and the two lowest-rated platforms here pay the same as the highest-rated one — the working is in how we rank.
The cheapest honest number on this page. Ndax charges a flat 0.20 percent on every buy and sell, at any size, with no maker-taker split and no volume tier to chase — which means a beginner pays what an institution pays. It is authorised as a crypto trading platform under a CSA decision dated 19 December 2024, and it is a registered investment dealer, CIRO member and recognised alternative trading system.
Strengths
0.20 percent flat, published, no tiers and no spread games.
Interac e-Transfer and wire deposits are both free, with no minimum.
Full CIRO membership plus marketplace recognition, which is a higher bar than restricted dealer registration.
Watch for
Withdrawals are not free: $10 by Interac e-Transfer, capped at $10,000 per transaction, or $4.99 by direct bank deposit.
A narrower asset list than Kraken or Coinbase. Ndax is a good venue for major assets, not for the long tail.
Shakepay does one thing and does not charge you for it. Interac e-Transfer and wire are free in both directions, with e-Transfers cleared in minutes between $5 and $10,000 and wires handling anything above that. In January 2025 it became the first Quebec-based platform admitted to CIRO as an investment dealer member, and it is registered with the AMF and every other provincial authority.
Strengths
Free deposits and free withdrawals, both rails, both directions. Nobody else on this list matches that.
CIRO investment dealer membership effective 8 January 2025.
Standard-speed Bitcoin and Ether withdrawals are free if you can wait about twelve hours.
Watch for
No published trading fee. Shakepay states plainly that it earns on the spread instead of a commission, but it does not tell you the size of that spread before you trade.
Bitcoin, Ether and USDC only. If you want anything else, this is the wrong app.
Fast crypto withdrawals carry a fee; the free tier is the slow one.
Bitbuy and Coinsquare are two trade names over one regulated entity, Coinsquare Capital Markets Ltd., a CIRO dealer member since IIROC approved it in October 2022. Its Canadian dollar balances are covered by CIPF up to $1 million per account — the cash, emphatically not the coins. On 1 June 2026 Robinhood closed its C$250 million purchase of parent company WonderFi after CIRO cleared the change of control on 20 May, and both platforms are being folded into the Robinhood brand.
Strengths
CIRO dealer member with CIPF coverage on the Canadian dollar side of the account.
Bitbuy Pro charges 0.50 percent maker and taker, a real published number.
Interac deposits are free up to $15,000, and Interac withdrawals are free between $20 and $2,000.
Watch for
Anything larger than a $2,000 Interac withdrawal costs 1.5 percent by direct bank deposit or wire. On $50,000 that is $750 to leave.
The Express quote is spread-priced, not fee-priced. Use Pro if you want to know what you are paying.
Robinhood has not published a migration timeline for moving accounts off the legacy apps. Expect change.
Newton pairs Shakepay's free money movement with an asset list several times longer. Interac e-Transfer is free in both directions, EFT withdrawals are free, and wires are free above $10,000. It is a CIRO dealer member and a CIPF member, registered as an MSB with FINTRAC under M19607029, first authorised by the CSA in August 2022 with the registration amended as recently as 25 March 2026.
Strengths
Free Interac deposits and withdrawals, free EFT withdrawals, free wires over $10,000.
CIRO and CIPF membership, with the registration actively maintained — two amendments in 2026 alone.
Covers the first $5 of network fees on one crypto withdrawal a day.
Watch for
No published trading fee. Newton titles its page "transparent fees" and then prices by spread without stating the number.
Wires between $5,000 and $10,000 carry a $35 charge. Below $10,000, use Interac.
The deepest book a Canadian can legally reach, and the only platform here where serious limit-order trading feels native. Payward Canada Inc. has been authorised since the CSA decision of 1 April 2025 and is registered as a restricted dealer with the OSC and every other provincial regulator, plus FINTRAC as an MSB. Kraken Pro starts at 0.40 percent maker and 0.80 percent taker and falls with thirty-day volume; the simple in-app buy costs 1 percent.
Strengths
Real maker-taker pricing with a published tier schedule, starting at 0.40/0.80 percent.
By far the largest asset selection and the deepest liquidity on this list.
Kraken+ waives instant-trade fees up to a monthly volume cap.
Watch for
Restricted dealer, not a CIRO member. Complaints go to the provincial regulator, not to an investment-dealer ombudsman.
We could not verify current Canadian dollar deposit and withdrawal charges from Kraken's own schedule, which defers to the in-app funding page. Check them before you fund.
The 1 percent instant buy is five times the Ndax rate. Use Pro.
The largest registered platform in the country, and the one with the most useful quirk: Coinbase treats Solana and USDC as exempt from the provincial purchase limit alongside Bitcoin, Ether, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin. If you live in Ontario or Atlantic Canada and want to hold SOL above $30,000 a year, that difference matters more than any fee. Coinbase Canada has been authorised since 3 April 2024, with the decision amended on 1 April 2026.
Strengths
Six assets exempt from the net purchase limit, including Solana and USDC. Most rivals exempt four.
Interac e-Transfer and EFT deposits are free.
Advanced Trade starts at 0.40 percent maker and 0.60 percent taker, cheaper than Kraken's taker rate.
Watch for
Still a restricted dealer. Coinbase applied for CIRO membership in October 2024, was asked to resubmit, and now operates under an exemption that runs to 1 April 2028 at the latest.
The simple buy screen is spread-priced and materially more expensive than Advanced Trade.
Answer the onboarding questionnaire carelessly and you can land on a $1,000 rolling twelve-month purchase limit.
A flat 0.50 percent on every trade, sixty-odd assets, free Interac in both directions, and a parent company, BIGG Digital Assets, that files public financials on the TSX Venture exchange. Netcoins has been authorised the longest of anyone here — the original CSA decision is dated 29 September 2021 — and it holds the most recently amended registration on the list, dated 16 September 2026.
Strengths
0.50 percent flat, published, no maker-taker split.
Free Interac e-Transfer deposits and withdrawals.
A publicly listed parent, so the balance sheet is a matter of record rather than a claim.
Watch for
Wire fees are punishing at small sizes: $30 on a deposit of $3,000 or less, $50 on a withdrawal of $25,000 or less. Use Interac.
Restricted dealer registration, not CIRO membership.
The convenience argument is real: crypto in the same app as your RRSP, TFSA and chequing, at a CIRO-registered investment dealer, with no withdrawal fees. The pricing argument is not. The baseline trading fee is 2.00 percent for Core clients, 1.00 percent for Premium and 0.50 percent for Generation — ten times the Ndax rate if you are an ordinary client with an ordinary balance.
Strengths
CIRO investment dealer, authorised since 18 December 2023 and amended 22 December 2025.
No transfer or withdrawal fees.
No trading fee at all on USDC bought or sold with US dollars, or on recurring buys funded straight from your pay.
Watch for
2.00 percent baseline for Core clients. A $10,000 buy costs $200, against $20 at Ndax.
The volume discount runs on a thirty-day rolling window and excludes the trade you are about to place, so the first large trade always pays your baseline rate.
Fee tiers track your Wealthsimple client tier, which tracks your total assets. Crypto pricing is a function of how rich you already are.
Trading fee
2.00% Core · 1.00% Premium · 0.50% Generation
Volume schedule
2.00% under $1,000 down to 0.05% over $10M / 30 days
Withdrawals
No transfer or withdrawal fee
Registration
CIRO member · CSA 18 Dec 2023, amended 22 Dec 2025
The most recent of the global names to get through the Canadian door: Foris DAX CAN ULC was authorised on 8 May 2025. The app is the product — card, staking, a large asset list — and Canadian dollars go in free by Interac Standard Transfer. Choose the Interac Request Money route instead and you pay 1 percent, capped at $10, for the privilege of being asked.
Strengths
Free CAD deposits by Interac Standard Transfer.
The broadest set of non-trading features here, if you want them.
Recent authorisation means the registration was assessed against the current, stricter rulebook.
Watch for
Restricted dealer, working towards CIRO membership. Not there yet.
Interac Request Money deposits cost 1 percent, capped at $10. Use Standard Transfer.
Canadian trading fees and CAD withdrawal charges are not stated in one published schedule, so we print a dash rather than an estimate.
Canada has good payment rails and Canadian platforms use them properly. Interac e-Transfer clears in minutes and is free to deposit almost everywhere. The charge is on the way out — and it is where the cheap platform and the expensive one swap places.
Published Canadian dollar funding charges. Checked 20 September 2026 against each platform's own fee page. A dash means the platform does not publish the figure.
Platform
Interac in
Interac out
Bank transfer out
Wire notes
Ndax
Free
$10, max $10k
$4.99 EFT
Wire deposits free
Shakepay
Free
Free
Free wire
Wire $10k and up
Bitbuy
Free to $15k
Free, $20–$2k
1.5%
Wire out 1.5%
Newton
Free
Free
Free EFT
$35 on wires $5k–$10k
Coinbase
Free
Free
Free EFT
—
Netcoins
Free
Free
—
$30 in under $3k, $50 out under $25k
Wealthsimple
Free
Free
Free
No withdrawal fees
Crypto.com
Free standard
—
—
Request Money deposits 1%, max $10
Kraken
—
—
—
Deferred to the in-app funding page
What a $50,000 round trip costs — deposit, one trade, withdraw
Ndax$1050.20% trade + $4.99 EFT out
Netcoins$2500.50% trade, free Interac out
Coinbase$3000.60% taker, free out
Bitbuy$1,0000.50% trade + 1.5% bank transfer out
Wealthsimple$1,0002.00% Core trade, free out
Same asset, same week, a spread of roughly $895 between the cheapest and the dearest — and most of that gap is the exit, not the trade. Calculated from the published schedules above: deposit $50,000 by Interac e-Transfer, buy once, withdraw $50,000 by the cheapest published route. Kraken, Shakepay, Newton and Crypto.com are left out because at least one leg of their pricing is not published. Checked 20 September 2026.
Crypto purchase limits by province
This is the rule that surprises people who move. Registered platforms apply a net purchase limit of $30,000 on most assets over a rolling twelve months, and whether it applies to you depends entirely on where the platform thinks you live.
Net means what it says: a sale credits the limit back, up to the original ceiling. Deposits and withdrawals of crypto do not touch it.
Where the $30,000 net buy limit applies
BC
No limit
AB
No limit
SK
No limit
MB
No limit
ON
$30,000
QC
No limit
NB
$30,000
NS
$30,000
PE
$30,000
NL
$30,000
YT
$30,000
NT
$30,000
NU
$30,000
No limit on any asset$30,000 a year on assets other than BTC, ETH, BCH and LTC
Five provinces exempt their residents entirely; the other eight jurisdictions apply the cap. Checked 20 September 2026.
Net purchase limits applied by registered platforms over a rolling twelve-month period. Exempt assets vary slightly by platform: every platform exempts BTC, ETH, BCH and LTC, and Coinbase also exempts SOL and USDC. Checked 20 September 2026.
Province or territory
Limit on most assets
Limit on BTC and ETH
Alberta
None
None
British Columbia
None
None
Manitoba
None
None
Saskatchewan
None
None
Quebec
None
None
Ontario
$30,000
None
New Brunswick
$30,000
None
Newfoundland and Labrador
$30,000
None
Nova Scotia
$30,000
None
Prince Edward Island
$30,000
None
Northwest Territories
$30,000
None
Nunavut
$30,000
None
Yukon
$30,000
None
There is a lower limit too. Onboarding questionnaires about your experience, risk tolerance and finances are not a formality. Answer them in a way that suggests crypto is unsuitable for you and Coinbase, for one, will hold you to a $1,000 net purchase limit for a rolling twelve months regardless of your province. Answer honestly, not strategically — but answer carefully.
Is your crypto protected in Canada?
Every platform on this page is more accountable than an offshore exchange. None of them makes your crypto a protected deposit. Read the three sentences below before you read any marketing page.
What each scheme actually reaches
What you hold
CIPF
CDIC
Platform policy
Canadian dollars at a CIRO member
Yes, to $1M
No
Not applicable
Crypto on any Canadian platform
No
No
Custodian failure only
Crypto in your own wallet
No
No
No
Money in a bank account
No
Yes, to $100k
Not applicable
CIPF protects cash and securities held at an insolvent member firm and excludes crypto assets. CDIC protects eligible bank deposits. A platform's own policy is a commercial contract covering custodial failure and theft, not your account being compromised and not a falling market. Checked 20 September 2026.
CIPF01
Covers cash and securities at an insolvent member firm, up to $1 million per account category. Crypto assets are excluded. Newton's own footer says it in plain terms: crypto assets are not protected by CIPF, CDIC or any other investor protection scheme. On Bitbuy the Canadian dollars in your account are covered; the Bitcoin is not.
CDIC02
Covers eligible deposits at member banks and credit unions. A crypto platform is not a bank, your platform balance is not a deposit, and CDIC coverage does not reach it even when the platform holds the cash at a Canadian bank.
Platform insurance03
The headline figures — often quoted around US$680 million — are commercial policies held by the platform or its custodian against custodial failure and theft. They are not a per-customer guarantee, they do not cover your own account being compromised, and you are not a party to the contract.
Custody rules04
The real protection is structural. On 3 February 2026 CIRO published a Digital Asset Custody Framework setting tiered requirements for how dealer members hold client crypto. It is the strongest thing standing between you and a platform failure, and it only applies to CIRO members.
Crypto exchanges that left Canada
Checked 20 September 2026
In February 2023 the CSA tightened custody, leverage and stablecoin rules for platforms serving Canadians. Four of the largest global exchanges decided the market was not worth the compliance and left. If one of them still lets you open an account from a Canadian address, that is the problem, not the workaround.
Out and in, 2023 – 2026
Refused to register, and left
May 2023Binance
Jun 2023OKX
Sep 2023Bybit
Dec 2024Gemini
Registered, and stayed
Apr 2024Coinbase
Apr 2025Kraken
May 2025Crypto.com
Jun 2026Webull
The same rulebook produced both columns. Exit dates are the last date Canadian accounts could trade; entry dates are the CSA decision authorising the platform. Checked 20 September 2026.
BinanceLeft May 2023
Announced its exit rather than meet the new stablecoin and investor-limit requirements. No Canadian registration, no provincial oversight, no recourse.
OKXLeft Jun 2023
Announced its departure in March 2023 and told Canadian users to withdraw cash and crypto by June.
BybitLeft Sep 2023
Stopped new Canadian accounts on 31 May 2023, ended deposits and trading on 31 July, and told users to close positions by 30 September.
GeminiLeft Dec 2024
Closed every Canadian account on 31 December 2024, the last of the big four to go.
VirgoCXWinding down
Still on the CSA authorised list, but subject to terms and conditions requiring the wind-down of its registrable business. If you hold a balance there, that sentence is your notice. Plan the exit rather than the next deposit.
Anyone elseUnregistered
If a platform is not on the CSA list, it is not authorised to trade crypto with you, whatever its app store listing says. That is not a technicality — it is the difference between a regulator to complain to and none.
New Canadian crypto registrations in 2026
The list is not static. Five new authorisations landed in 2026, which is the clearest sign that the registration route now works — and a reason to re-check this page rather than trust a ranking from last year.
New and amended CSA authorisations during 2026, from the authorised-platforms list updated 18 September 2026.
Entity
What it is
Decision
Webull Canada Crypto Limited
Crypto asset trading platform
17 Jun 2026
Satstreet Inc.
Trading platform, six provinces only
6 Jul 2026
zerohash llc
Immediate-delivery stablecoin trading platform
30 Jul 2026
Shakepay Credit Inc.
Crypto-backed lending platform
9 Apr 2026
APX Inc.
Crypto-backed lending platform, amended
24 Feb 2026
Coinbase Canada Inc.
Registration amended
1 Apr 2026
Netcoins Inc.
Registration amended
16 Sep 2026
Stablecoins got their own law. Bill C-15, the Budget Implementation Act, 2025, received Royal Assent on 26 March 2026 and puts fiat-backed stablecoin issuers under the Bank of Canada. Issuers will have to register, hold 1:1 reserves of high-quality liquid assets in segregated accounts at a qualified custodian, and publish an at-par redemption policy. Paying interest or yield to holders is prohibited outright. The regime is expected to come into force in 2027 after a development period of twelve to eighteen months.
Crypto tax in Canada: CRA rules for 2026
Not tax advice. A short account of the rules actually in force for the 2026 filing season, and the one change that did not happen.
Capital gains01
Crypto is treated as a commodity. A disposal — selling, swapping, spending or gifting — produces a capital gain or loss, and 50 percent of the gain is included in your income. The proposed rise to 66.67 percent above $250,000 was deferred, then cancelled on 21 March 2025, and never became law.
Business income02
Trade often enough, with enough intent and commercial organisation, and the CRA treats the whole thing as business income taxed at full rates — not half. Frequency, holding period and whether you advertise the activity all count. There is no bright line, which is exactly the problem.
CARF reporting03
Canada's version of the OECD Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework was pushed back and applies to the 2027 calendar year onward. From then, Canadian platforms report customer and transaction data to the CRA, which exchanges it with other tax authorities. Your 2026 activity sits outside that regime — not outside the law.
Records04
Adjusted cost base is calculated per asset across every platform you use, not per account. Export your trade history before you close an account, not after. Platforms that shut down — and one on this page is winding down — do not keep a help desk open for your records request.
Checked 20 September 2026. This section summarises published CRA positions and the 2025 federal announcement on the capital gains inclusion rate. Talk to an accountant about your own situation.
How we rank Canadian crypto exchanges
Four criteria, weighted in this order. Registration tier comes first, because it decides whether anyone is obliged to answer for your account: a CIRO dealer member scores above a restricted dealer, and an unregistered platform does not appear at all. The cost of the exit comes second, because that is where platforms make money quietly. The headline trading fee comes third. Disclosure comes fourth: a platform that publishes a number beats one that prices by an unstated spread, even if the spread turns out to be cheaper. The scale is relative, not absolute — the strongest platform of the nine is set at 5.0 and the rest are spaced below it, so a 3.2 means eighth of nine in Canada today, not a bad platform by world standards.
Registration status and dates come from the CSA list of platforms authorised to do business with Canadians and from CIRO's own notices. Fees come from each platform's published schedule, read directly, not from a comparison site. When a figure is not published, we print a dash. We do not estimate a spread, we do not repeat a number we cannot trace to a primary source, and we date everything so you can tell how stale it is.
How we make money. Some links to platforms carry an affiliate tag and are marked rel="nofollow sponsored". Commission never moves a position, changes a score, or removes a criticism — the two lowest-rated platforms here pay the same as the highest-rated one. If that ever stopped being true, this paragraph would be the first thing to change.
Canada crypto exchange FAQ
Is crypto legal in Canada in 2026?
Yes. Holding and trading crypto is legal, and always has been. What changed is that any platform trading crypto with Canadians has to be registered with the provincial securities regulators, because what you hold on a platform is generally treated as a securities contract rather than as the coin itself. The CSA publishes the list of authorised platforms. Anything not on it is operating outside the rules, whatever its marketing says.
Which platforms are actually registered?
As of the CSA list updated 18 September 2026: Coinbase Canada, Coinsquare Capital Markets (Bitbuy and Coinsquare), Payward Canada (Kraken), Ndax Canada, Netcoins, Newton Crypto, Shakepay, Wealthsimple Investments, Foris DAX CAN (Crypto.com), Webull Canada Crypto, Satstreet, Hibit and Cybrid Canada, alongside Fidelity's institutional entities and two crypto-backed lenders. Five of the consumer platforms are full CIRO members: Ndax, Shakepay, Newton, Wealthsimple and Coinsquare Capital Markets. The rest hold restricted dealer registrations.
What is the $30,000 purchase limit?
A net purchase cap that registered platforms apply to most crypto assets over a rolling twelve months. Net means sales credit it back, up to the original ceiling. Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash are exempt everywhere, and some platforms also exempt Solana and USDC. If you live in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Quebec, no cap applies to you at all. See the province table.
Is my crypto covered by CIPF or CDIC?
No. CIPF covers cash and securities at an insolvent member firm and explicitly excludes crypto assets. CDIC covers bank deposits, and a platform balance is not a deposit. On a CIRO member such as Bitbuy, CIPF can cover the Canadian dollars in your account up to $1 million — the cash, not the coins. Private platform insurance is a contract between the platform and its custodian; you are not a party to it.
What is the cheapest way to buy crypto with Canadian dollars?
Fund by Interac e-Transfer, which is free everywhere except Crypto.com's Request Money route, then trade somewhere with a published flat fee: Ndax at 0.20 percent, Netcoins or Bitbuy Pro at 0.50 percent. Then price the exit before you commit, because that is the expensive half. A $50,000 round trip costs about $105 at Ndax and about $1,000 at Bitbuy.
Why can't I use Binance in Canada?
Binance left in May 2023 rather than meet the registration requirements, and OKX, Bybit and Gemini followed; Gemini closed the last Canadian accounts on 31 December 2024. An offshore platform that still onboards Canadians is unregistered, which means no provincial regulator, no complaint route, no custody rules and no realistic recovery if it fails. The cheaper fee schedule is not compensation for that.
How is crypto taxed in Canada?
As a commodity. Disposals produce capital gains with a 50 percent inclusion rate, or business income at full rates if you are trading frequently enough to be carrying on a business. The proposed 66.67 percent inclusion rate above $250,000 was cancelled on 21 March 2025 and never became law. Canada's CARF reporting regime applies from the 2027 calendar year. See the tax section.
Are stablecoins regulated in Canada now?
They are about to be. Bill C-15 received Royal Assent on 26 March 2026 and places fiat-backed stablecoin issuers under Bank of Canada supervision: registration, 1:1 reserves of high-quality liquid assets held in segregated accounts at a qualified custodian, published at-par redemption, and a flat prohibition on paying yield to holders. The framework is expected to come into force in 2027.
How are these rankings calculated?
Registration tier, cost of the exit, headline trading fee, and how much of that the platform actually publishes. Registration carries the most weight. Every figure maps to a primary source and anything unverified is printed as a dash. Affiliate commissions never change a score or a position — the method is set out in full in how this page is made.
Found a wrong number?
Fee schedules change without notice and registrations get amended monthly. If a figure on this page no longer matches the source, tell us and we will check it and re-date it — corrections are the whole product.