[Updated September 6] Exchanges where you can BUY OR SELL BITCOINS

[poordeveloper]

I will be curating a list of exchanges which allow you to deposit fiat currency (like USD, EUR, GBP, JPY...) and buy Bitcoins, and/or sell your Bitcoins for fiat currency.

Exchange	Fiat Currencies	Cryptocurrencies	Since	Country	Deposits (fees, if any)	Withdrawals (fees, if any)
EXMO Mirror domain	USD EUR RUB UAH	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, WAVES, ZEC, Monero, Tether	2014	GB	USD:  Wire Transfer  Capitalist  Epay  Perfect Money  Money Polo  AdvCash  FasaPay  OKPAY  Neteller  Payeer EUR:  SEPA  Capitalist  CryptoCapital  OKPAY  AdvCash  Perfect Money  Money Polo  Epay  Neteller RUB:  Capitalist  AdvCash  Yandex Money  Payeer  OKPAY  MoneyPolo UAH:  AdvCash  Visa/MasterCard Variable fees	USD:  Wire Transfer  Paypal, Payza  Visa/MasterCard,  Capitalist, Epay,  Perfect Money  Money Polo,  AdvCash, OKPAY,  Payeer, Webmoney,  CryptoCapital EUR:  SEPA, PayPal,  SEPA (Germany),  Visa/MasterCard,  Payza, Webmoney,  Capitalist, Epay,  CryptoCapital,  OKPAY, AdvCash,  Perfect Money,  Money Polo RUB:  Webmoney, QIWI,  Yandex Money,  Visa/MasterCard,  Capitalist,  AdvCash, Payeer,  OKPAY, MoneyPolo,  Билaйн, Meгaфoн, MTC  Бaнкoвcкий пepeвoд UAH:  Visa/MasterCard,  AdvCash Variable fees
Kraken	USD EUR JPY CAD	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Monero, Dash, EOS, Stellar/Lumens, Ethereum Classic, Augur REP tokens, ICONOMI, Melon, Zcash, Ripple, Dogecoin, Tether, Gnosis	2011	US	EUR:  SEPA  Bank Wire USD:  Domestic Transfer ($5) GBP: NOT RECOMMENDED*  Domestic Transfer (£5) JPY:  Domestic Transfer CAD:  Wire	EUR:  SEPA (€0.09)  EUR SWIFT (€60) USD:  USA Domestic ($5)  USD SWIFT ($60) GBP:  GBP SWIFT (£60) JPY:  Domestic Transfer (¥300) CAD:  EFT ($10 CAD)
LiveCoin	USD EUR RUB	Bitcoin and 100+ altcoins	2015	GB	USD:  Wire Transfer ($50)  Perfect Money (1.5%)  Capitalist EUR:  Wire Transfer (€10)  Perfect Money (1.5%)  Capitalist RUB:  Capitalist	USD:  Wire Transfer (1.5% + $9)  Perfect Money (0.5%, min $1)  Capitalist EUR:  Wire Transfer (€15)  Perfect Money (0.5%, min $1)  Capitalist RUB:  Capitalist
Gemini	USD	Bitcoin, Ethereum	2015	US	USD:  ACH  Bank Wire	USD:  ACH  Bank Wire
YoBit	USD	Bitcoin, too many altcoins to list here	2015	RU UA	USD:  PerfectMoney  Payeer (2%)  Capitalist	USD:  PerfectMoney (3%)  Payeer (1%)  Capitalist (3%)
Coinbase	USD EUR GBP	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin	2012	US	Bank Account Credit/Debit Card PayPal (US only)	Bank Account
BitStamp	USD EUR	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple	2011	LU	EUR:  SEPA  Bank Wire  (0.05%, min 7.50, max 300) USD:  Bank Wire  (0.05%, min 7.50, max 300)	EUR:  SEPA (€0.90)  Bank Wire  (0.09%, min 15) USD:  Bank Wire  (0.09%, min 15)
QuadrigaCX	CAD USD	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin	2013	CA	CAD:  EFT  (5%)  INTERAC® Online (1.5% min $5)  Bank Wire  Crypto Capital USD:  Bank Wire  Crypto Capital	CAD:  Rapid Bank Transfer (5%)  Express Bank Transfer (2%)  Interac e-Transfer (2% + $5)  Cash Delivery (2% + $20)  Direct Bank Transfer / EFT  Bank Wire  Crypto Capital USD:  Bank Wire  Crypto Capital
WebMoney English website	USD RUB UAH EUR Gold UZS VND KZT BYR +Info	Bitcoin, Ethereum	2015	RU	Mostly through third parties. Yandex.Money, QIWI, Skrill, PayPal, AliPay	Mostly through third parties. Yandex.Money, QIWI, Skrill, PayPal, AliPay
BitFinex	USD	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ripple, Monero, Zcash, OmiseGO, EOS, Dash, Ethereum Classic, Santiment, Iota	2012	US	USD Wire (0.100%, min $20.00) Not working as of replies.	USD Wire (0.100%, min $20.00) USD Express Wire (1.000%, min $20.00) May not work.
LocalBitcoins	Any currency	Bitcoin	2012	FI	Any payment method (price set by seller)	Any payment method (price set by seller)

Please let me know of any other exchanges you know and I'll list them here.

*Kraken: GBP may be possible to be deposited, but can not be traded and withdrawals cost £60.

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[piloder]

You can add few trading platform that supports perfectmoney and okpay like payment gateway for fiat deposit/withdrawals in the list for example; livecoin.net and yobit.net, both have good trading volume and also supports all major crypto pairs along with direct USD pairs.

[poordeveloper]

You can add few trading platform that supports perfectmoney and okpay like payment gateway for fiat deposit/withdrawals in the list for example; livecoin.net and yobit.net, both have good trading volume and also supports all major crypto pairs along with direct USD pairs.

Good idea, it's also a very good way to buy or sell Bitcoins. Let me get the information from their websites and add them to the list.

[figmentofmyass]

thanks for creating this list. i'll drop some notes as they come to mind.

gemini is a good option as far as safe, regulated US exchanges go. they have ACH and wire options. not sure what the situation is for international customers.

i would remove the USD wire and USD express wire options for bitfinex. bitfinex might not belong on this list at all anymore. they haven't been able to offer working fiat withdrawals (in any currency) since late march or early april of this year. it's actually pretty worrisome. they keep adding altcoin markets, and now they are opening an erc20 token exchange (ethfinex), since they can't seem to address the fiat issue. and the market doesn't seem to care as long as bitcoin and altcoins are booming. but the issue looms....

[poordeveloper]

YoBit and Gemini added, I will add LiveCoin once it's back online as it's currently under maintenance.

[tammuz]

What about localbitcoins? It's not a trading platform like other exchanges. But this website allows you to make deposits and withdraws with almost any payment system in the world.

[Kn_os]

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

[poordeveloper]

What about localbitcoins? It's not a trading platform like other exchanges. But this website allows you to make deposits and withdraws with almost any payment system in the world.

Added.

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

Modified the years, and changed the notes on Bitfinex.

[tammuz]

There is also another option to deposit and withdraw BTC: via WebMoney. I did it today last time
They have their own ticket WMX which equal 0.001 BTC.

https://wmx.wmtransfer.com
https://wmeng.exchanger.ru/asp/wmlist.asp?exchtype=34

[poordeveloper]

There is also another option to deposit and withdraw BTC: via WebMoney. I did it today last time
They have their own ticket WMX which equal 0.001 BTC.

https://wmx.wmtransfer.com
https://wmeng.exchanger.ru/asp/wmlist.asp?exchtype=34

How do people usually buy/sell WebMoney? I actually have some balance and exchanges are only allowed to/from Russian payment methods (even on exchangers), so I am ending up spending it on the few sites which accept it.

[CurlyBrace]

Why "High fees" on localbitcoins? I don't get it
https://localbitcoins.com/fees
Its less than 10$ for deposit + widthravals. Seller Rates are good too.

Can you clarify your statement?

[poordeveloper]

Why "High fees" on localbitcoins? I don't get it
https://localbitcoins.com/fees
Its less than 10$ for deposit + widthravals. Seller Rates are good too.

Can you clarify your statement?

By "high fees" I mean the price at LocalBitcoins is usually much higher than anywhere else. Sellers don't usually offer prices anywhere near the current price at exchanges.

If you choose some specific combinations you can probably get a reasonably good deal, but most people who choose LocalBitcoins will be buying through methods which will make their Bitcoins way more expensive.

However you are right: it doesn't have to be expensive. I will edit the matrix to reflect that.

[tammuz]

There is also another option to deposit and withdraw BTC: via WebMoney. I did it today last time
They have their own ticket WMX which equal 0.001 BTC.

https://wmx.wmtransfer.com
https://wmeng.exchanger.ru/asp/wmlist.asp?exchtype=34

How do people usually buy/sell WebMoney? I actually have some balance and exchanges are only allowed to/from Russian payment methods (even on exchangers), so I am ending up spending it on the few sites which accept it.

There are a lot of options (PayPal, bank cards, Western Union, cash, etc.), just check it here:
https://exchanger.money

They also have new section: crypto.exchanger
https://exchanger.money/crypto

[mayax]

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

Exmo = BTC-e . they are the same team   LOL

[romani245]

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

Exmo = BTC-e . they are the same team   LOL

What makes you say that? Just because they have Russian support and Ruble trading? I thought the same the thing when I saw some fake BTC-e domains redirecting to their site. But then I realized, they are probably just trying to capitalize on BTC-e's shutdown.

[poordeveloper]

There is also another option to deposit and withdraw BTC: via WebMoney. I did it today last time
They have their own ticket WMX which equal 0.001 BTC.

https://wmx.wmtransfer.com
https://wmeng.exchanger.ru/asp/wmlist.asp?exchtype=34

How do people usually buy/sell WebMoney? I actually have some balance and exchanges are only allowed to/from Russian payment methods (even on exchangers), so I am ending up spending it on the few sites which accept it.

There are a lot of options (PayPal, bank cards, Western Union, cash, etc.), just check it here:
https://exchanger.money

They also have new section: crypto.exchanger
https://exchanger.money/crypto

Added WebMoney.

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

Exmo = BTC-e . they are the same team   LOL

Why do you think so?

[romani245]

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

Exmo = BTC-e . they are the same team   LOL

Why do you think so?

He posted this in another thread:

EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered btc-e.nz which belongs  BTC-e.com

EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered Exmo.com

btc-e.top redirects to exmo.com now. a while ago, btc-e.top was redirected to btc-e.com

If the same company registered the domains, that suggests they are affiliated but it's not proof. I don't know where the .top domain redirected before (can't verify). If the .top domain redirects to Exmo, that's not really proof either, since it's not a domain that we know BTC-e ever used.

But it does seems a bit fishy...

[mayax]

Exmo - 2014 year
Livecoin - 2015 year
Bitfinex - 2012 year, usd deposites fully dissabled, usd withdraw possible at least to Taiwan banks, country Hong Kong.

Exmo = BTC-e . they are the same team   LOL

Why do you think so?

He posted this in another thread:

EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered btc-e.nz which belongs  BTC-e.com

EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered Exmo.com

btc-e.top redirects to exmo.com now. a while ago, btc-e.top was redirected to btc-e.com

If the same company registered the domains, that suggests they are affiliated but it's not proof. I don't know where the .top domain redirected before (can't verify). If the .top domain redirects to Exmo, that's not really proof either, since it's not a domain that we know BTC-e ever used.

But it does seems a bit fishy...

let me make the things more clear.

BTC-e   okpay account is registered to "Eurostyle Advisor Ltd"  so...   Eurostyle Advisor Ltd = BTC-e   . I hope this is perfect clear.

Now, if EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered Exmo.com,  what does it mean?

Exmo.com = Btc-e   .... it's simple

[manchester93]

let me make the things more clear.

BTC-e   okpay account is registered to "Eurostyle Advisor Ltd"  so...   Eurostyle Advisor Ltd = BTC-e   

EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered Exmo.com. what does mean?

Exmo.com = Btc-e   .... it's simple

Okay, I'll admit, you make it sound very simple. Clearly they are connected. But riddle me this: If this is all true, why didn't the FBI go after Exmo, too? If they are the same criminal money laundering organization, that is. I mean, if some anon forum account can figure it out, surely the FBI could have?

[mayax]

let me make the things more clear.

BTC-e   okpay account is registered to "Eurostyle Advisor Ltd"  so...   Eurostyle Advisor Ltd = BTC-e  

EUROSTYLE ADVISOR LTD  registered Exmo.com. what does mean?

Exmo.com = Btc-e   .... it's simple

Okay, I'll admit, you make it sound very simple. Clearly they are connected. But riddle me this: If this is all true, why didn't the FBI go after Exmo, too? If they are the same criminal money laundering organization, that is. I mean, if some anon forum account can figure it out, surely the FBI could have?

FBI wanted to shut down the BTC-e business and they did it. BTC-e laundered a lot of money and they made many fishy businesses. You cannot expect to do BIG shit things forever without being caught . Exmo website has only few clients. It was a back up for BTC-e and now they started to use it.

The wasp's nest was closed. That was the mission.

Now, the people should put questions like : Why didn't BTC-e referred to Exmo if they are so honest?  It was simple to say "we will give you the funds back through this website which belongs to us"

...and xbtc-e = BTC-e

Is it not amazing that the people are believing that xbtc-e is a separate entity without any connection with BTC-e ?