As of 2026-11-11, Bitstamp shows 151 observed assets and 271 trading pairs in its public catalog; Coinbase shows 414 observed assets and 515 trading pairs. This page covers both directions — Bitstamp vs Coinbase and Coinbase vs Bitstamp. It compares catalogs only and does not pick a preferred venue, score liquidity or review onboarding.
| Metric | Bitstamp | Coinbase |
|---|---|---|
| Category | EU-regulated CEX | Global CEX |
| Observed assets | 151 | 414 |
| Observed trading pairs | 271 | 515 |
| Spot pairs | 251 | 515 |
| Perpetual pairs | 20 | Not observed |
| Observed fiat | EUR, GBP, SGD, USD | AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, INR, SGD, USD |
| Assets with deposit facts | 113 | Not observed |
| Assets with withdrawal facts | 151 | Not observed |
| Distinct deposit networks | 40 | Not observed |
| Distinct withdrawal networks | 42 | Not observed |
| API capabilities | 122 | 51 |
| Monitored sources | 3 | 3 |
“Not observed” means the radar has no current fact — not that the venue lacks the capability.
Highlighted tickers only. Full catalogs: 151 vs 414 observed asset ids.
Shared: EUR, GBP, SGD, USD. Bitstamp only: Not observed. Coinbase only: AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, INR.
Highlighted pairs both venues list: BNB/USD, BTC/EUR, BTC/USD, ETH/EUR, ETH/USD, LINK/EUR, LINK/USD, SOL/EUR, SOL/USD. Observed pair counts: 271 vs 515.
USDC on ethereum, USDT on ethereum, ETH on ethereum, BTC on bitcoin.
Coinbase shows more trading pairs in its public catalog: Bitstamp lists 271 and Coinbase lists 515 as of 2026-11-11. These are catalog counts of open or restricted markets, not volume, liquidity or a quality score.
Bitstamp shows 151 observed assets and Coinbase shows 414 as of 2026-11-11, so Coinbase has the wider asset catalog. Both currently show BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, USDC, XRP, BNB, and LINK. Delisted entries are excluded and a count is not a statement about any single token.
In the fiat catalog facts, both show EUR, GBP, SGD, and USD; only Coinbase shows AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, and INR. A fiat entry is not a statement about deposit methods, fees or country eligibility.
Yes. Bitstamp has 113 assets with an open deposit rail and 151 with an open withdrawal rail; Coinbase has 0 and 0 as of 2026-11-11. An open rail is not a fee, limit or country-eligibility statement.
No. This page places the public catalogs of Bitstamp and Coinbase side by side (markets, supported assets, and fiat). It does not cover fees, security, regulation or which exchange to use, and it does not pick a winner.
Coverage pages: Bitstamp coverage, Coinbase coverage, all comparisons.