Best app for trading on a mobile?

[ukloonion]

It seems you can't trade using the app from binance, and the app from coinbase only allows buying and selling from an account for limited crypto currencies.

Can anyone recommend a good safe and reliable altcoin trading app from a reputable brand (i.e. not by a random independent developer)?

[TryNinja]

TabTrader has been out for a couple of years now and I know many people that use their app.

https://tab-trader.com/

Unfortunately, there is no trading option for iOS (you can only watch the prices due to some App Store bs); but when I was on Android, it was my fav app.

[Little Mouse]

Kucoin also have their own Android app as far as I know. You can use that one to exchange. Kucoin is one of the good exchange. You can trust them.

[zhekinsp]

1.Binance: Binance android app

2.Kucoin : Kucoin Android APP and Kucoin IOS app

Source: https://www.investinblockchain.com/best-cryptocurrency-trading-apps/

[mk4]

It seems you can't trade using the app from binance,

What? You can! Are you sure you're installing the correct app? Make sure you're downloading it from the correct source[1]. I just doublechecked just right now just to confirm, and yes, you can trade using the Binance app. Because it would be pretty much useless to start with having a Binance app if you can't trade using it.

[1] https://www.binance.com/clientDownloads.html

[crairezx20]

You can use Bit-z.com they have their own trading apps live and there are many coins supported.

https://www.bit-z.com/app?welcome

and another exchange that I found on google is this one.

https://www.bibox.com/static/downPage/index.html

[BitcoinBarrel]

I like Changenow there's a lot of alt coin options and they accept visa/mastercard too

[Cruxer]

Kucoin also have their own Android app as far as I know. You can use that one to exchange. Kucoin is one of the good exchange. You can trust them.

using too, but about this trust... i woul'd not be so sure here
trust is luxury that we should not have in crypto world ever, sadly

[Bitcoin_Arena]

using too, but about this trust... i woul'd not be so sure here
trust is luxury that we should not have in crypto world ever, sadly

If you don't trust them then what are you doing there in the first place?

It seems you can't trade using the app from binance, and the app from coinbase only allows buying and selling from an account for limited crypto currencies.

Totally not true.
Probably you have never used the app before. It works just fine on mobile'
Almost all prominent exchanges now have mobile apps with the exception of a few.
I have used the following exchange apps so far with no problem at all
- Binance
- Huobi Pro
- Kucoin
- Cobinhood
- Newdex (decentralised exchange based on EOS platform)

I really loved Kucoins user interface.

[kkgfhj123]

It seems you can't trade using the app from binance, and the app from coinbase only allows buying and selling from an account for limited crypto currencies.

Can anyone recommend a good safe and reliable altcoin trading app from a reputable brand (i.e. not by a random independent developer)?

I have tried trading on phone through CoinSwitch.co they do no have app but, it is awesome when I open it in mobile browser. Also, as per my knowledge Binance app works fine for android (I have personally not used but have read that it is good)

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Can anyone recommend a good safe and reliable altcoin trading app from a reputable brand (i.e. not by a random independent developer)?

You can get all the information from the exchange official social media handle or help center. I'm very positive most of the well known exchanges have mobile app used for trading cryptocurrency.
Did some search and found this article online, you can read through it and make a decided on the exchange App you'll love to use.

Article: Best Smartphone Apps For Trading Cryptocurrencies On The Move

Also you can trade with binance mobile app, contact the support center of binance to verify if you have downloaded the official mobile App it could be a clone.

[joniboini]

There is no 'best app' if you don't specify what you're trying to do. If you mean a trading app that you can connect to multiple exchanges, then TabTrader is your choice, but if you mean an app for specific exchanges, then almost all exchanges have their own mobile app that you can use. If you love Bittrex, then FoxyTrader is also a good choice (it's a third-party app).

Be careful if you want to use a third-party app, make sure to disable withdrawal function on your API if you decided to use them.

[Gravel Coin (GRV)]

We recommend Binance https://www.binance.com/en and Bittrex https://international.bittrex.com/

Lots of options of altcoins to trade.

[crwth]

I use Gunbot GUI to manually order, if I wanted to, on your exchange. Below is an example of it in BitMex. You could place orders directly on the charts page of your chosen trading pair. It was designed to be partnered with Manual trading (if you want) and Gunbot will calculate the average bought price, etc. When you have it running 24/7, you could connect to it via mobile and input your following trades.

[Cryptojunction]

In my opinion, Binance is the better and secure trading app for Android devices.
KuCoin android app is also available on Google Play.
Huobi exchange also ranked in the top 10 Cryptocurrency Exchanges by Trade Volume. Also available on Google Play.
You can try CoinBene Exchange. It is also ranked in the top 10 Cryptocurrency Exchanges by Trade Volume and available on Google Play.

  But the problem is in android trading apps, we can't analyze trading charts in the small screen.
There is a solution for that. You can download TradingView android app to your Android device..!
I think it is the best solution for mobile traders to analyze their charts and get expert trading ideas.
You can select most of the exchanges trading charts in trading view app. It is also available on Google Play now.

[leowonderful]

Binance’s app is pretty good and it’s also the only mobile trading app I use. I don’t trade often on my mobile though as I have a laptop that’s much easier to work with that has a much bigger screen than my 5” phone. There’s only so much you can fit on a phone screen, and things are typically too big and clunky or too small on mobile trading apps.

[hta]

Have you tried the okex.com app? I use it and find it fast and convenient. In addition, they also have an interesting airdrop called "red bag" which is very interesting, in addition Huobi exchange also has its own wallet

[tbct_mt2]

Personally, I have never traded on mobile devices.
It is personal approach, but I have reasons for this choice.
Trading on mobile devices contain some risks:
- Risks of eyes hurt.
- Risks of mischoose, misenter orders.
- Risks of losing money (for healthy medical bills, and wrong orders).
That is also what I meant. Even mobile apps from exchanges for trading are good, traders should avoid to use it as much as possible, due to three reasons I mentioned above, and your shared experience below.

Binance’s app is pretty good and it’s also the only mobile trading app I use. I don’t trade often on my mobile though as I have a laptop that’s much easier to work with that has a much bigger screen than my 5” phone.

[TopTort777]

I've tried Binance app on iOS, but had a problem finding log-out button. You can log in to your account, but to log-out I just deleted the app...
This seems to wrong.

Anyone knows where it is ?

[dothebeats]

Binance has been pretty much a great app for me in the past few days that I'm tinkering around and working on with it. Some app like the Kucoin trading app which I have used somewhat crashes when trading activities go over the roof and a lot of orders are placed and fulfilled at the same time, whereas in the binance trading app, never had it crashed once on me even if the transactions kept on coming and orders are literally going through the roof. Btw, I'm using the same phone that I used on Kucoin (Galaxy S6 Edge) so it's not the device that has the problem, IMO.