Coinstash
Australian cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2017 that lets you buy, sell, and swap over 1,000 cryptocurrencies, with accounts for individuals, businesses, trusts, and SMSFs.
About Coinstash
Coinstash, Australian cryptocurrency buy-and-sell exchange
Coinstash is an Australian-based cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2017 that presents itself as one of the country's most established platforms. The company claims to have surpassed AU$2 billion in traded volume and to have more than 50,000 users. Its offering centres on buying, selling, and swapping crypto assets, with access to over 1,000 coins, one of the widest selections among Australian exchanges according to its own presentation.
Crypto asset catalogue and tracking tools
The platform allows trading in more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies, from established names such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Solana, Tether, USDC, and Binance Token to recently added coins. The site organises the catalogue into sections such as Most Traded, Top Gainers, and the full asset list. It also offers themed packages called Bundles, designed to diversify your portfolio easily, and publishes informative content with beginner guides, practical tips, and market insights.
Investor profiles and specialised accounts
Coinstash structures its services according to investor type. For those just starting out, it offers trading tools and features designed to trade with confidence. For investors using self-managed super funds (SMSFs), it provides specialised accounts, personalised support, and reporting compliant with Australian regulations. For high-net-worth investors, the Private Client service includes personalised attention and premium benefits. The platform also allows opening accounts for individuals, companies, and trusts.
Deposits, withdrawals, and OTC trading
Deposits and withdrawals are made via PayID or bank transfer, with a service the company describes as fast, flexible, and free. For large-volume trades, typically over AU$20,000, Coinstash has an OTC desk offering personalised support, deep liquidity, and competitive pricing, aimed at businesses, institutions, sophisticated investors, high-net-worth individuals, and SMSFs.
Memberships, fees, and rewards programme
The tiered membership programme reduces trading fees as activity or assets on the platform increase. The base fee is 0.6% and can drop to 0% at the top tier. Tiers are defined by monthly traded volume or deposited assets: Bronze from AU$5,000 in volume, Silver from AU$10,000, Gold from AU$25,000 or AU$50,000 in assets, Platinum from AU$100,000 or AU$500,000 in assets, Diamond from AU$500,000 or AU$1,000,000 in assets, Black from AU$1,250,000 or AU$2,000,000 in assets, and Nova from AU$2,500,000 or AU$5,000,000 in assets. Each tier includes birthday gifts in STASH points, a dedicated account manager, access to Coinstash Private, and an increasing percentage of STASH cashback. The Coinstash Rewards programme also lets you accumulate STASH points, access exclusive promotions, and earn prizes.
Security, regulation, and custody
The company states it is registered with AUSTRAC and fully compliant with Australian regulations, with registration number DCE100575420-001. It maintains 1:1 asset reserves at all times and works with Fireblocks and Ledger Enterprise for institutional custody. According to its presentation, the platform is independently audited in Australia and operates with local account management.
Institutional presence and partnership programmes
Coinstash identifies itself as the official cryptocurrency partner of the Sydney Roosters team. The platform also runs referral, affiliate, and adviser programmes, and offers customer support through its helpdesk.
Cryptocurrency trading