Zonda review

Zonda taker fees run 0.25% to 0.43% depending on activity tier, which sits below 1% for eToro and near 0.6% for Bit2Me. Active traders pay less per fill than occasional takers. Check the tier applicable before placing market orders that remove liquidity.

Zonda maker fees run 0.17% to 0.3% depending on activity tier for orders that add liquidity to the book. Makers generally pay less than takers on the same tier. Limit orders resting on the book usually attract the maker rate, while immediate fills attract the taker rate.

Zonda accepts fiat deposits via card, bank and SEPA, covering card payments, bank transfers and SEPA transfers. That range suits European bank users as well as card funders. Deposit timing and bank charges vary by method, so confirm limits and processing expectations before sending funds.

Zonda operates as cex with balances held under custodial custody. The platform holds keys while accounts remain open, which suits traders who prefer not to manage wallets. Holders who want direct key control should consider self custody options instead.

Zonda provides customer care through email and help centre, combining email contact with a help centre library. Users should use the help centre for guides and email for account queries. Traders who require chat or phone care may find that coverage limited for urgent issues.

Zonda is operated by BB Trade Estonia OÜ and reports activity since 2014 with a base in Estonia. The account price is PLN 0. That history and corporate structure may matter to users comparing long standing venues against newer trading apps.