Coinbase uses industry standard security protocols which are passwords and 2FA. Coinbase can notify users when a device tries to gain access to their account.

The exchange itself is quite transparent about its storage methods for users cryptocurrency, Coinbase users cryptocurrency assests are stored offline via hardware and paper wallets which are kept in secure vaults and safety deposit boxes in different locations around the world.

Although there have been many attempts Coinbase still hasn't suffered from a major hack yet, Although there is community discussion surrounding users wallets being emptied.

Binance

This is where Binance holds a significant advantage. The exchange features extremely low fees in comparison to other platforms however they add a fee of 0.1% per trade for anyone conducting less than 50 BTC/BNB worth of trades within a 30 day period. This fee becomes reduced once these limits are reached and if you pay for transactions using BNB tokens. Withdrawal fees depend on the digital assets being transferred from your wallet they change over time as the market adjusts. A Bitcoin withdrawal currently accrues a fee of 0.0005 BTC.

You can find a full fee structure here:

Coinbase

Coinbase has a difficult structure when it comes to fees. Coinbase is known for having high fees and they vary depending on the buy/sell amount, jurisdiction and which payment used. Here “variable” standard buy/sell rates range from 1.49% to 5%. Although Coinbase sets it fee charge to be the greater of (a) a flat fee or (b) the previously mentioned variable fee determined by region, product feature and payment type.

You can find a full list of there fee structure here:

Binance and Coinbase in comparison both offer majority of there services through there exchange worldwide with a few exceptions. You cand find out below if your country is on the list.