Which exchange did you think has the best Android app?

[masulum]

Right now, I'm happy with MEXC because of the low trading fees although their P2P has a bit of a problem where it's too slow to load, but I'm trading so it doesn't matter to me.

MEXC is still a viable option for finding meme tokens or collecting airdrop tokens. However, for high-market-cap tokens, it's not a good fit for me personally. I'd prefer Bybit as an alternative. Although they were hacked a few months ago, they were able to resolve the issue and secure user funds without any loss. Of course, this is risky, once hacked, there's the potential for a repeat if the team isn't vigilant. but I still believe in depositing to Bybit, for trading or P2P even not my first options.

[Oshosondy]

Have you tried Binance Light?

I have tried it before, it is good for newbies and not for the pro. Derivative market is not included. There are other things on Binance Pro that are not available on Binanace Lite.

Right now, I'm happy with MEXC because of the low trading fees although their P2P has a bit of a problem where it's too slow to load, but I'm trading so it doesn't matter to me.

MEXC is still a viable option for finding meme tokens or collecting airdrop tokens. However, for high-market-cap tokens, it's not a good fit for me personally. I'd prefer Bybit as an alternative. Although they were hacked a few months ago, they were able to resolve the issue and secure user funds without any loss. Of course, this is risky, once hacked, there's the potential for a repeat if the team isn't vigilant. but I still believe in depositing to Bybit, for trading or P2P even not my first options.

The low fee still make me use MEXC sometimes but in overall, I still prefer Bybit also. I find it difficult not to trade on Bybit but the low fee is just the reason I still trade sometimes on MEXC. Although the exchange increased its fee some months ago but still lower than the trading fee on most exchanges. It has very low withdrawal fee also.

[justinlamode]

Which exchange did you enjoy its Android app the most?

I have used mobile application of most of the top tier exchanges and from my experience, Kucoin is simply the best  for trading in the future market. It's easy to use and the interface is perfect. There is no lag whatsoever and the chart tools are great. I will suggest you try that as well, meanwhile I have tried it in both Android and IOS and the experience is the same.

[Obari]

Typically binance have always been my top most trusted exchange even after its ban from the country, I’ve always enjoyed using it but it was affected by the harsh and rash decisions of my country’s government and I think Bitget took the positions of binance but most of the people I know trade more with bybit and in recent times, there have been so many reports about bybit p2p scams and it seems the customer service term aren’t doing nothing about what’s going on because I’ve heard people say they’ve made several complains but to no avail and that’s really bad.
Everyone should be very careful and extra cautious while using exchanges especially the bybit exchange as the p2p merchants are really fond of scamming their customers which is already a huge issue which seems the exchange is doing anything about.

[doomloop]

Wazirx, most of you might never heard of it or saw the news hacked and yes the exchange hacked last year and not operating since then.

It looks like that you are right, as I as well never heard of that news that they were got hacked but why is that? I mean they are a popular crypto trading platform right? Hhmm.. but I think this is also to not cause a panic. That was better though.

But this topic is about official exchange app for exchange then I nominate wazirx for that and infact they are still working now with all the updates going on but back in the day spot trades were just convenient using the app.

I have heard Wazirx on the past but I think I haven't tried using them or their app, so I can't relate to what you have said there. I only used a couple of popular exchanges and I think almost all of them are just the same like they have the same UI or interface. So, I think Wazirx is not far away from them too but it is seems that they are going back into action again? Great then. It is more of a great news to their past supporters.

While it's recommended to use a device with bigger screen if you trade regularly.

I think it is not only about the screen size but also about the performance or CPU of the unit, to ensure that our trading experiences is much smoother and that causes an impact to our trading performances. It can as well depend on the trader itself as some prefers phone for them to trade anywhere.

[armanda90]

So far I used Binance and Bybit as android application exchange because running easily at my mobile phone although have lower specification, comparison both android app exchange above I think Bybit running more smooth than Binance have close app several time due network problem behind my internet access not trouble. First you must know about your mobile phone specification how many app exchange available for installing, several exchange have bigger space up to 600MB until 1GB and make difficult to access if mobile phone have middle specification.

Based on my experienced, best android app exchange are Binance and Bybit behind how easily access but several countries both app not available at Playstore or iOS and you must installed directly at Binance website. Be careful when installing exchange app and using official link if not available at Playstore such as in my country many android app exchange have been banned.

[justdimin]

I have quite the opposing experience, I always considered binance most handy out of all.
The flow for withdrawal is good, the flow for future trading especially, is also great as well. Not to mention the binance pay and the instant web3 wallet transfer that I really liked.

I've used many exchange and binance has always been the one that's comfortable for me. The volume is huge as well.

It is obvious that we are seeing it be the best there is, nothing wrong with that. But we need to also see that almost everyone in the market prefers it, so there must be something right they are doing to convince all of us to make that kind of money. There isn't really anything crazy going on, it's just the way things are. So hopefully people will move towards a level where it would be more realistic to get it done, it would be a lot better, but it is not going that direction at the moment so it is not really that crazy.

When most of the world uses something, that means it must be good, otherwise why would we prefer? Remember, we pay money to them to use their platform, trading fees, and that is why we pick the best, why would we pay, for not the best? So, it's clear who wins.

[YOSHIE]

Which exchange did you enjoy its Android app the most?

If you talk about crypto trading and Android application exchanges for my experience from the past and currently binance, the reason: My region is bitcoin application light and easy for Android 4-8 RAM, what's more high RAM.

And when talking about other good android application exchanges, my local local, doors, doors and indodax for three android application exchanges, I think that, for sure everyone has experience Each in terms of using the Android application exchange, well for me as I said above specifically for trade.

[Oshosondy]

If you talk about crypto trading and Android application exchanges for my experience from the past and currently binance, the reason: My region is bitcoin application light and easy for Android 4-8 RAM, what's more high RAM.

The exchange that is lighter to load that I have used before are just two which are Bybit and OKX. But I have not used OKX for 2 years now because they banned users from my country not to use their exchange. So I do not know about the exchange for now.

If you want to truly know an exchange that is lighter to load, you can let your android app to be reading the kilobytes/seconds at the upper right corner of your phone, to see the data consumed in kilobytes/seconds by each apps you are opening. You will see how Binance is consuming 10 times more than Bybit every 1 secondnafter you wait for like 5 seconds.

All exchanges can run on 8 gigabyte RAM phone without issue and you can open many of the apps without them closing. But I like faster processor also. At least Helio G96 or up to those Dimensity 7200 or upper one or those Snapdragon 7 (like Gen 3) 4nm chipset. I know Helio G200 is the recent but I believe you understand what I mean.

[shield132]

I am using Android which makes me asked this question.

I want to know if people are thinking like me or they just choose exchange of their choice. I have used over 15 top exchanges Android apps and I am disappointed by some, especially Binance. I can give reasons.

Which exchange did you enjoy its Android app the most?

I like Binance's UI/UX design. Binance offers lots of services compared to its competitors, so I imagine that in such cases, it's very hard to have a good UI/UX design but as an experienced designer, I would say that Binance does well. There are definitely some things that need to be fixed, like built-in QR code scanner button, which is placed in a terrible place but overall, their design is good.
To be fair, I don't like their website's UI/UX design. It's very hard to find your futures position, to control it, to set stop loss and etc. I prefer to trade on their mobile app instead of web app because on mobile, it's much easier to do what you want with your position.

Overall, I would say that crypto exchanges don't have the best UI/UX designers and it's a common problem everywhere.

[Oshosondy]

I like Binance's UI/UX design. Binance offers lots of services compared to its competitors, so I imagine that in such cases, it's very hard to have a good UI/UX design but as an experienced designer, I would say that Binance does well.

What offers did Binance have that other exchanges do not have? I doubt what you posted because I see nothing special in Binance than having higher customers. But maybe I am wrong, you can list the features on this thread for us to see.

[Slow death]

In my case, I use Binance very often to trade, but unfortunately, I only use it on my computer and not on my phone. The reason is very simple: the app is not at all user-friendly. When I want to buy an altcoin because I saw that the price will go up, it takes time to process the chart. Then, if I accidentally exit the app, to log back in and see the chart for that altcoin is a headache, it takes a long time. That's why I don't trade on my phone, I just check the prices on my phone. I think the Binance team could improve the app.

I like Binance's UI/UX design. Binance offers lots of services compared to its competitors, so I imagine that in such cases, it's very hard to have a good UI/UX design but as an experienced designer, I would say that Binance does well.

What offers did Binance have that other exchanges do not have? I doubt what you posted because I see nothing special in Binance than having higher customers. But maybe I am wrong, you can list the features on this thread for us to see.

Nowadays most exchanges have everything that others have

[_act_]

In my case, I use Binance very often to trade, but unfortunately, I only use it on my computer and not on my phone. The reason is very simple: the app is not at all user-friendly. When I want to buy an altcoin because I saw that the price will go up, it takes time to process the chart. Then, if I accidentally exit the app, to log back in and see the chart for that altcoin is a headache, it takes a long time. That's why I don't trade on my phone, I just check the prices on my phone. I think the Binance team could improve the app.

I am not experiencing this on my phone. What is that RAM of your phone? Also what is the chipset that it is using? Or if you can let me know the name of the phone, I can easily check the features to know what is happening. Binanace load fast on my phone and also reload fast even though it is not as fast as it is on one or two exchanges.

One thing I like about Binance is their desktop app which is completely different from the web version. No exchanges has such app that I have seen but I like many exchanges Android app than Binance app.

[Roseline492]

I am using Android which makes me asked this question.

I want to know if people are thinking like me or they just choose exchange of their choice. I have used over 15 top exchanges Android apps and I am disappointed by some, especially Binance. I can give reasons.

Which exchange did you enjoy its Android app the most?

Alot of exchanges has the same similar ways at which they build there android app, that's why when you download some exchange app it will look as if you have been on that place before, I think the exchange that has all this I'm saying is Binance exchange and bybit exchange there interior designing of the app is very similar and even how they place there information but is just a little things that make them different, Binance has the best app before but now I don't even no because other exchanges could be better or the same as them but one thing I like about this two is that it keeps you login for a long time even when you have not visited the app.

[pawanjain]

I am using Android which makes me asked this question.

I want to know if people are thinking like me or they just choose exchange of their choice. I have used over 15 top exchanges Android apps and I am disappointed by some, especially Binance. I can give reasons.

Which exchange did you enjoy its Android app the most?

I have used CoinDCX, WazirX and Binance and I have Binance to be the best of them all.
Not only it has so many features but the interface itself is pretty good.
It is smooth and straight forward and that is what I like about it.
Not only that but it also has two versions in-built which is the lite version and advanced and that's impressive.
I normally use the advanced version which is quite intuitive and I have my hands on it well.

[Wakate]

I am using Android which makes me asked this question.

I want to know if people are thinking like me or they just choose exchange of their choice. I have used over 15 top exchanges Android apps and I am disappointed by some, especially Binance. I can give reasons.

Which exchange did you enjoy its Android app the most?

What is the need for this post dude? You are have used over 15 top exchanges and you are still looking for review from people that have used less than 5 of all these top exchanges. What is even the need of using so many exchanges in the crypto market when you can choose one or two you can be using?
 
You have been the one that always emphasized on using a crypto wallet and for people to stay away from exchanges. So why are you indirectly tell us to use more exchanges when you can look for one or two that suit your need. Since exchanges are always holding your private keys and can lock your account at anytime if any thing goes wrong just like you have been emphasizing, I think you should stick to one or two that give you the best experience.

[shield132]

I like Binance's UI/UX design. Binance offers lots of services compared to its competitors, so I imagine that in such cases, it's very hard to have a good UI/UX design but as an experienced designer, I would say that Binance does well.

What offers did Binance have that other exchanges do not have? I doubt what you posted because I see nothing special in Binance than having higher customers. But maybe I am wrong, you can list the features on this thread for us to see.

Binance has options like Launchpool, Megadrop, Cloud Mining, BNB chain to build dApps, Charity, news room, multiple advanced earning possibilities like fixed and flexible stacking, ability to become a liquidity provider and etc...

In my case, I use Binance very often to trade, but unfortunately, I only use it on my computer and not on my phone. The reason is very simple: the app is not at all user-friendly. When I want to buy an altcoin because I saw that the price will go up, it takes time to process the chart. Then, if I accidentally exit the app, to log back in and see the chart for that altcoin is a headache, it takes a long time. That's why I don't trade on my phone, I just check the prices on my phone. I think the Binance team could improve the app.

It's funny that we find the exact opposite attractive on Binance. I can't trade on a desktop but you can, I can trade on a smartphone but you can. For me, their desktop UI/UX is very complicated. It's very easy to read charts on their desktop platform but it's very confusing to buy/sell the coin and to set the stop-loss feature. On a smartphone, it's very easy for me.

[Oshosondy]

I have used CoinDCX, WazirX and Binance and I have Binance to be the best of them all.

CoinDCX that was hacked recently and WazirX that was hacked last year but which has not refunded its customers till now. Those are both Indian exchanges and not international exchanges like Binance. Compare Binance to Bybit, Bitget, OKX, Gate, MEXC and other international exchanges and not local exchanges like CoinDCX and WazirX.

I am not implying that those international exchanges can not be hacked also.

Binance has options like Launchpool, Megadrop, Cloud Mining, BNB chain to build dApps, Charity, news room, multiple advanced earning possibilities like fixed and flexible stacking, ability to become a liquidity provider and etc...

Other exchanges have many features as well. Have you forgotten that they are competitors. Use them and know what I am saying. Among the one you mentioned, I only know about Launchpool also on Binance, other exchanges or most of them also have it.

[darewaller]

I am not experiencing this on my phone. What is that RAM of your phone? Also what is the chipset that it is using? Or if you can let me know the name of the phone, I can easily check the features to know what is happening. Binanace load fast on my phone and also reload fast even though it is not as fast as it is on one or two exchanges.

One thing I like about Binance is their desktop app which is completely different from the web version. No exchanges has such app that I have seen but I like many exchanges Android app than Binance app.

I agree, I have one of the older version phones, basically mine costs less than 100 bucks right now, so it's one of the most primitive smart phones out there, I literally checked and there were less than 10 phones in the whole world that is sold for less price than mine, and most of them were like something short, not like full on phone, so it's really a shocker to me that it would have issues.

I think it's not about the phone, but about HIS phone, like could be something wrong, could be some old phone that got bad, because all phones get slow by the end of it's life. That should be the best case to understand why he is having a trouble and we should be considering Binance app doesn't require anything that big at all.