Why are Conio’s prices different from those on other platforms/exchanges?

When you buy, sell, or convert cryptocurrencies, the spread is the difference between the current market price of that asset and the exchange rate at which you execute the transaction.

The price difference between exchanges is due to the fact that each exchange displays the price determined by the supply and demand on that specific exchange. In fact, each market has its own exchange rates, which do not depend on operating costs but on volumes, the access medium, etc.

Conio does not operate as an exchange but as a crypto wallet and calculates its prices in real time, including by accessing quotes from major online exchanges, which are, of course, subject to constant change.

Conio’s Prices

Conio includes a spread in the price when you buy, sell, or convert cryptocurrencies. This allows us to temporarily lock in a price for the execution of the transaction while you review the transaction details and ensures constant liquidity to meet market demand. Before making a purchase, sale, or conversion, you can view the price directly in the app’s feed.

The price you see on the chart, in the "Crypto" section, is an average of the prices from the exchanges we use.