Crypto exchanges comparison [trade fee + listing fee + age + mobile app + more!]

[Raja_MBZ]

CoinDeal.com has been added to the comparison.

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[OmegaStarScream]

- For mobile apps: Binance, Kucoin.
- KYC: CoinDeal (enforced for everyone).
- For Blockchain's exchange (the pit), here is a list of the 'selected countries'.

[2double0]

OP thanks for the list you have taken down here.

I have a request, can you do a bit extra work by categorizing it between KYC only and non-KYC exchanges for more knowledge to gain extra understanding on where we can trade without fear of withdrawals after KYC only?

And can you add a column with minimum deposit/ withdrawal in BTC only?

[Raja_MBZ]

OP thanks for the list you have taken down here.

I have a request, can you do a bit extra work by categorizing it between KYC only and non-KYC exchanges for more knowledge to gain extra understanding on where we can trade without fear of withdrawals after KYC only?

And can you add a column with minimum deposit/ withdrawal in BTC only?

Hmmm I'm afraid that I won't be doing that, because:

-Soon, I'm going to put the exchanges according to their traffic rank (Alexa + SimilarWeb), so that people may know that which of the exchanges are mostly used. However, later on, there's a possibility that I make a few additional posts in this thread and sort the comparison in different ways in those posts, and then link those posts to OP so that if someone wanna see that which exchange requires less KYC or which exchange has remained comparatively more online, they may use those comparisons instead of the primary/main one, which is in OP.

-I'm already setting up the following thread to put an extra column of "scam accusations" in the comparison:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5168200.0

...and because of that, I might even have to remove that "BTC withdraw fee" column. So the addition of an extra column (and especially the one which is not very frequently used) wouldn't be a very good idea, IMO.

Anyways, thanks for the suggestions!

- For mobile apps: Binance, Kucoin.
- KYC: CoinDeal (enforced for everyone).
- For Blockchain's exchange (the pit), here is a list of the 'selected countries'.

Thanks, updated!

[Raja_MBZ]

Updated the Telegram and Discord channels of the following platforms:

-Poloniex
-Luno
-Bithumb
-Crypto-Bridge
-Blockchain
-YoBit
-TradeSatoshi
-HotBit
-CoinBene

[examplens]

Updated the Telegram and Discord channels of the following platforms:

-Poloniex
-Luno
-Bithumb
-Crypto-Bridge
-Blockchain
-YoBit
-TradeSatoshi
-HotBit
-CoinBene

This is not in the first post of the thread?


Update For CoinExchange,
KYC *information required*: no KYC, Maximum Withdrawal Amount: 10 BTC in one transaction.

[Raja_MBZ]

Updated the Telegram and Discord channels of the following platforms:

-Poloniex
-Luno
-Bithumb
-Crypto-Bridge
-Blockchain
-YoBit
-TradeSatoshi
-HotBit
-CoinBene

This is not in the first post of the thread?

Yes, they've been updated in the OP.

Update For CoinExchange,
KYC *information required*: no KYC, Maximum Withdrawal Amount: 10 BTC in one transaction.

Updated. Thanks!

However, from next time, if you'd like to contribute to this thread, please also include the URL from which you're quoting the information. Including a URL within the text really helps!

[Raja_MBZ]

First off, just wanna say great list!!!

You may wanna add details about if its still possible to use the exchange without verifying their account, the corresponding withdrawal limit if yes and maybe you could also rate their transparency?

Non-US BitMEX trader here.
A few leverage trading sites that I know are not actively banning US IPs RIGHT NOW & SO FAR requires no KYC:
BaseFEX
Quedex
KuMEX
The issue with Binance isn't US authority requiring KYC. It is some more complicated legislation which essentially requires all American leverage traders to only trade on US-based, regulated, taxable exchanges. But they don’t have eyes on every exchange out there.

Wow, I didn't even hear about BaseFEX and Quedex before. I'll soon be adding those three exchanges to the comparison, thanks mate!

[quedex]

I'm a representative of Quedex, let me clarify a few things:

• We don't accept US customers.
• We have a requirement to complete basic KYC during onboarding.
• We've been just awarded a Gibraltar licence: https://cointelegraph.com/news/gibraltar-grants-first-crypto-derivatives-license-to-local-exchange, and strive to provide a transparent and orderly place to trade crypto derivatives - as this milestone has been completed, we are planning to continue improving liquidity and expanding operations.

First off, just wanna say great list!!!

You may wanna add details about if its still possible to use the exchange without verifying their account, the corresponding withdrawal limit if yes and maybe you could also rate their transparency?

Non-US BitMEX trader here.
A few leverage trading sites that I know are not actively banning US IPs RIGHT NOW & SO FAR requires no KYC:
BaseFEX
Quedex
KuMEX
The issue with Binance isn't US authority requiring KYC. It is some more complicated legislation which essentially requires all American leverage traders to only trade on US-based, regulated, taxable exchanges. But they don’t have eyes on every exchange out there.

[Raja_MBZ]

I'm a representative of Quedex, let me clarify a few things:

• We don't accept US customers.
• We have a requirement to complete basic KYC during onboarding.
• We've been just awarded a Gibraltar licence: https://cointelegraph.com/news/gibraltar-grants-first-crypto-derivatives-license-to-local-exchange, and strive to provide a transparent and orderly place to trade crypto derivatives - as this milestone has been completed, we are planning to continue improving liquidity and expanding operations.

Thanks for all the information that you've provided in your post! I'll add Quedex in the comparison ASAP.

BTW, it always feels good to have official representatives of exchanges at Bitcointalk.

[quedex]

We enjoy engaging with our customers, so expect to see us around some more!
Including us in the comparison would be awesome thanks. I took the liberty of getting some information to make it easier for you:
Name: Quedex
Launch: December 2017
Trade fee (taker/maker): 0.03%/-0.02%
Listing Fee: N/A
BTC Withdraw Fee: Free
Leverage: Yes
Mobile App: No
Headquarters: Gibraltar
Fiat: No
KYC: KYC Required
DEX: No
2FA: Soon
T/D: Yes, T @quedexnet

Also check out Quedex.net or drop us a line if you would like to know anything else.

I'm a representative of Quedex, let me clarify a few things:

• We don't accept US customers.
• We have a requirement to complete basic KYC during onboarding.
• We've been just awarded a Gibraltar licence: https://cointelegraph.com/news/gibraltar-grants-first-crypto-derivatives-license-to-local-exchange, and strive to provide a transparent and orderly place to trade crypto derivatives - as this milestone has been completed, we are planning to continue improving liquidity and expanding operations.

Thanks for all the information that you've provided in your post! I'll add Quedex in the comparison ASAP.

BTW, it always feels good to have official representatives of exchanges at Bitcointalk.

[Raja_MBZ]

We enjoy engaging with our customers, so expect to see us around some more!
Including us in the comparison would be awesome thanks. I took the liberty of getting some information to make it easier for you:
Name: Quedex
Launch: December 2017
Trade fee (taker/maker): 0.03%/-0.02%
Listing Fee: N/A
BTC Withdraw Fee: Free
Leverage: Yes
Mobile App: No
Headquarters: Gibraltar
Fiat: No
KYC: KYC Required
DEX: No
2FA: Soon
T/D: Yes, T @quedexnet

Also check out Quedex.net or drop us a line if you would like to know anything else.

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That's very nice of you to provide all of that information. Quedex has been added.

[quedex]

Thank you very much.

That's very nice of you to provide all of that information. Quedex has been added.

[Raja_MBZ]

Non-US BitMEX trader here.
A few leverage trading sites that I know are not actively banning US IPs RIGHT NOW & SO FAR requires no KYC:
BaseFEX
Quedex
KuMEX
The issue with Binance isn't US authority requiring KYC. It is some more complicated legislation which essentially requires all American leverage traders to only trade on US-based, regulated, taxable exchanges. But they don’t have eyes on every exchange out there.

After Quedex, KuMEX has been added to the comparison.

[Raja_MBZ]

BaseFEX has been added to the comparison.

[PrimeBitExchange]

Please add new crypto exchange platform to the list, PrimeBit.com, details:

Name | PrimeBit
Launched | 2019
Trade fee (taker/maker) | +0.075%/-0.025%
Listing fee | N/A   
BTC withdraw fee | 0.0005BTC   
Leverage | up to 200x
Mobile app | Yes
Headquarters | SVG
Fiat | No
KYC | No KYC
DEX | No
2FA | 2FA
T/D | No

[BitBay*]

Could you add us to your comparison? Here you can find all informations about BitBay - https://bitbay.net/en/helpdesk and if you will need more details let us know here or send private message

[OmegaStarScream]

Both BaseFEX[1] and CoinEX[2] doesn't require any ID verification.

I came across this website, I think you should link it for the "withdrawal fee" column as it contains the fees for all the coins and not just BTC (some exchanges may not be listed yet tho).

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5171493.0
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7q8n7i/we_should_give_all_support_to_coinex/

[eddie13]

Sadly TuxExchange has closed, so you can remove it from your list..

"Hello Everyone, Tux Exchange is terminating operations on July 6th 2019, largely due to unfavorable regulatory conditions. All funds must be withdrawn before July 6th 2019. After that time, we will provide best effort services via support ticket until July 15th 2019 when all services will cease. - New signups and deposits are terminated effective immediately. - Trading and withdraws will terminate July 6th 2019. - Support services will cease July 15 2019. It has been a pleasure serving the community and this was not an easy decision. Thank you for your support and loyalty over the years. Sincerely, Tux Exchange"
https://tuxexchange.com/closing

It seems very hard for new legit crypto projects to succeed without gimmicks and/or huge advertising budgets..
This exchange ran for a few years, never sought any sort of funding or investments, and as far as I know never lost anyones money, got hacked, or scammed anyone, so big props to them IMO for running an honest service!
I hope they atleast broke even on all the money they invested into this business attempt. I know they were paying for their servers and everything right out of their own pockets.. I would participate in another project with them in the future in a heartbeat..

[shushu9977]

First of all, it is a wonderful and such an unique system, great to watch and easily understand.   
If you add best exchange of the year, best volume of the year, most added bitcoin in a exchange, it will also help the trader or investor.