Door 3 · Coins & fees

Every coin on Hata, one card each

Hata Malaysia has Coins on Hata Malaysia: 89 coins, all in MYR pairsChecked 22 Sep 2026 · Source: app.hata.io/markets ↗. All can be bought with Instant Buy, but only Pairs with Spot (order book): 23 pairs (the rest are Instant only)Checked 22 Sep 2026 · Source: app.hata.io/markets (tab Spot) ↗. Shariah-badged coins: 15 coinsChecked 22 Sep 2026 · Source: hata.io/en/my/shariah ↗ carry a Shariah badge. This site shows no prices and recommends no coins.

List checked on app.hata.io/markets · 22 Sep 2026. Cards outlined in red are meme coins: extremely volatile.

89 of 92 coins

  • The first crypto (2009). Supply is capped at 21 million, which is why many treat it as digital gold.

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  • A network for smart contracts and apps. ETH pays the fees (gas) on that network.

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  • The token of the Binance and BNB Chain ecosystem. Used to pay fees on BNB Chain.

  • The token of the XRP Ledger, a network built for fast, cheap cross-border transfers.

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  • The Solana blockchain, fast with low fees. SOL pays fees and can be staked.

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  • The TRON blockchain. Widely used to move USDT over the TRC20 network.

  • The token of Hyperliquid, a decentralised derivatives exchange with its own blockchain.

  • The original meme coin (2013), started as a joke. It has no supply cap.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Chainlink feeds outside data (such as prices) into smart contracts. This is called an oracle.

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  • Cardano, a proof-of-stake blockchain built with an academic research approach.

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  • Stellar, a payments network for moving value across countries and currencies.

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  • NEAR Protocol, an app blockchain focused on ease of use for developers and users.

    Spot
  • The governance token of Uniswap, the largest decentralised exchange (DEX) on Ethereum.

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  • Bitcoin Cash, a 2017 fork of Bitcoin with bigger blocks for everyday payments.

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  • Avalanche, a smart-contract blockchain that supports many custom sub-networks.

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  • Litecoin, one of the earliest cryptos (2011). Similar to Bitcoin, with faster blocks.

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  • Sui, a newer layer-1 blockchain that uses the Move programming language.

  • Hedera, a public ledger governed by a council of large companies.

    Spot
  • The Gram token. This site has no deep explainer yet; read the project's official page before buying.

  • Shiba Inu, a dog-themed meme coin that appeared as a Dogecoin rival.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Tether Gold. Each token is backed by physical gold held by Tether.

  • Aave, a protocol for lending and borrowing crypto without a middleman.

    Spot
  • Mantle, the token of a layer-2 network on Ethereum.

  • Ethena, the protocol behind USDe, a synthetic dollar.

  • Ondo, a platform that brings real-world assets (such as US Treasuries) onto the blockchain.

  • A meme coin themed on Pepe the frog. Its price moves on hype, not utility.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Polkadot, a network that connects many smaller blockchains (parachains).

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  • Worldcoin (World), a digital identity project that uses eye scans via the Orb device.

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  • Sky, the new name of MakerDAO. The governance token for the DAI and USDS stablecoins.

    Spot
  • The governance token of Arbitrum, an Ethereum layer-2 network.

  • The token of the Polygon network (formerly known as MATIC).

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  • Algorand, a fast proof-of-stake blockchain.

    Spot
  • Jupiter, the largest DEX aggregator on Solana (finds the best price across DEXs).

  • Render, a decentralised GPU network for graphics rendering and AI work.

  • Cosmos, an ecosystem of blockchains connected through the IBC protocol.

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  • PancakeSwap, a decentralised exchange (DEX) on BNB Chain.

  • Injective, a blockchain built for finance and trading apps.

  • Ether.fi, a liquid restaking protocol for ETH.

  • Official Trump, a Donald Trump-themed meme coin launched in January 2025.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Curve, a decentralised exchange focused on stablecoin swaps.

    Spot
  • Pudgy Penguins, the token of the Pudgy Penguins NFT brand. Hata lists it under Meme.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Pyth Network, an oracle that supplies price data to blockchain apps.

  • Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, a merger of AI projects (Fetch.ai and partners).

  • Virtuals Protocol, a platform to build and co-own AI agents on the blockchain.

  • Celestia, a modular network that specialises in storing other networks' transaction data.

  • Pendle, a protocol for trading future crypto yield.

  • LayerZero, a protocol that lets many blockchains talk to each other.

  • Sei, a layer-1 blockchain built for fast trading.

  • Tezos, a proof-of-stake blockchain that upgrades itself through voting.

  • Lido DAO, the governance token of Lido, the largest ETH liquid staking service.

  • Bedrock, a liquid restaking protocol for several assets.

  • Starknet, an Ethereum layer-2 network using ZK-rollup technology.

  • Grass, a network that rewards users for sharing internet bandwidth to gather AI data.

  • Bonk, a dog-themed meme coin on Solana.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • The token of Optimism, an Ethereum layer-2 network.

  • Floki, a dog-themed meme coin.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Ethereum Name Service, .eth names that replace long wallet addresses.

  • The Graph, a protocol that indexes blockchain data for apps.

    Spot
  • dogwifhat, a meme coin of a dog in a hat on Solana.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • Trust Wallet Token, the token of the Trust Wallet app.

  • Compound, a crypto lending and borrowing protocol.

  • EigenCloud (formerly EigenLayer), an ETH restaking protocol.

  • Axie Infinity, the token of the Axie game.

  • Sonic, the blockchain formerly known as Fantom (FTM).

  • ApeCoin, the token of the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT ecosystem.

  • 1inch, a DEX aggregator that finds the best price across many decentralised exchanges.

  • Synthetix, a protocol for synthetic assets and derivatives.

    Spot
  • Immutable, a layer-2 network for Web3 games.

  • Basic Attention Token, the token of the Brave web browser.

  • The Sandbox, a game and virtual world (metaverse).

  • dYdX, a decentralised derivatives exchange.

  • Gala, a blockchain gaming platform.

  • Helium, a decentralised wireless network.

  • Arkham, an analytics platform that tracks on-chain wallet activity.

  • Safe, a multisig wallet (formerly Gnosis Safe) that needs several signatures.

  • Berachain, a layer-1 blockchain with a proof-of-liquidity mechanism.

  • Book of Meme, a meme coin on Solana.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • io.net, a decentralised GPU network for AI workloads.

  • Enjin Coin, a platform for NFTs and game assets.

  • Ankr, node and RPC infrastructure for blockchain apps.

  • Notcoin, a Telegram tap game that became a token. Hata lists it under Meme.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • ApeX Protocol, a decentralised derivatives exchange.

  • Sign, an on-chain attestation protocol.

  • Manta Network, a modular layer-2 network.

  • Mantra, a layer-1 blockchain for real-world assets (RWA).

  • Dogs, a Telegram community meme coin.

    Extremely volatile. Not Shariah. Daus doesn't hold it.

  • ChainGPT, AI tools for crypto users and developers.

  • Cyber (CyberConnect), a Web3 social networking protocol.

  • Filecoin, a decentralised file storage network.

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Instant Buy and Instant Sell cost Instant Buy / Instant Sell fee: 1% (shown on the quote)Checked 22 Sep 2026 · Source: Hata app (skrin quote Instant Buy dan Instant Sell, 22 Sep 2026). On Spot, maker is Spot maker fee: 0%Checked 22 Sep 2026 · Source: hata.io/en/my/fees ↗ and taker is Spot taker fee (lowest tier): 0.40%Checked 22 Sep 2026 · Source: hata.io/en/my/fees ↗ at the lowest tier. With code AF01JCMFAA, 10% of your trading fees come back to your wallet each month.

30-day volume (RM)TakerMakerTaker after 10% rebate
0 – 10,0000.40%0%0.36%
10,001 – 50,0000.35%0%0.315%
50,001 – 250,0000.30%0%0.27%
250,001 – 500,0000.28%0%0.252%
500,001 – 1,000,0000.25%0%0.225%
1,000,001 – 2,500,0000.20%0%0.18%
2,500,001 – 5,000,0000.18%0%0.162%
5,000,001 – 10,000,0000.15%0%0.135%
> 10,000,0000.10%0%0.09%

Source: hata.io/en/my/fees · checked 22 Sep 2026. The 10% rebate is paid monthly into your Crypto Wallet, not deducted from the fee upfront.

What does it really cost?

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How

ESTIMATE RECEIPT

Trade valueRM1,000.00
Fee rate0.4%
Fee paidRM4.00
10% rebate (arrives next month)− RM0.40
Net fee costRM3.60

The rebate is paid monthly into your Crypto Wallet, in the fee currency (crypto fee → crypto rebate, MYR fee → MYR rebate).

Estimate only. Rates checked 22 Sep 2026. A small fee doesn't mean profit. Crypto prices can fall more than 50%.

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