Compare Coincheck vs Korbit
On this page, you can compare Coincheck with Korbit. Which exchange is better to use? You can compare exchange characteristics, fees, trading features, safety, and social media presence.
At the end of this page, you can see our final ratings for both exchanges.
In the table below you can see general information on both exchanges. Coincheck was founded in 2012 in Japan. Korbit was founded in 2013 in South Korea.
When choosing an exchange for trading, you should take into account how long it has been an active market player. Older exchanges usually have a good reputation and tend to be more reliable. It may be a good decision to use the older exchange, which is Coincheck. At the same time, newer projects may be more technologically advanced.
You should also pay attention to where the exchange is located. Some countries have strict financial regulations, which makes it difficult to seek court assistance when needed.
Coincheck is Centralized and Korbit is Centralized. You can read more about the pros and cons of centralized and decentralized exchanges in this article.
Coincheck has a mobile app available for iOS and Android. Korbit has a mobile app available for iOS and Android.
Coincheck has 4 languages available, including English, Japanese, Chinese and Indonesian. Korbit has 2 languages available, including English and Korean.
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| User rating | 2 user reviews | 7 user reviews |
| Cryptogeek rating | ||
| Trust Score How it works |
User rating
| 2 user reviews | 7 user reviews |
Cryptogeek rating
Trust Score
How it worksAbout
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Coincheck is a Tokyo-based exchange established in August 2014. Apart from the Japanese version, there are also English, Indonesian and Chinese (simplified) versions of the company’s website, which may illustrate the geographical priorities of the platform quite well. Unlike many exchanges supplying their traders with only web-platform facility, Coincheck offers both iOS and Android mobile apps. Margin trading is available with the platform. On the platform’s website you’ll be able to buy BTC, ETH, LSK, XRP and FCT. The bank deposits in Japanese currency free of charge but deposits made in USD are charged a flat fee of $25 (or ¥2500). You can also deposit, using a bank card. The withdrawal fee makes 0.01 BTC.
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Korbit was the first exchange to introduce BTC/KRW trading in South Korea, and it's currently active in 30 markets where some of the top cryptocurrencies can all be traded against KRW. The platform also offers a trading API that supports automated trading.
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Founding Date
| 2012 | 2013 |
Country
| Japan | South Korea |
Type
| Centralized | Centralized |
Languages
| English, Japanese, Chinese, Indonesian | English, Korean |
Mobile app
| iOS, Android | iOS, Android |
Full address
| Shibuya shin minamiguchi bldg 3F 3-28-13, Shibuya Shibuya-ku Tokyo, 150-0002 Japan | Business Registration 220-88-61399 Communications Sales Registration 2013-Seoul Gangnam-01860 Korbit, Inc., 376 Gangnam-daero 5th Fl., Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea CEO Tony Lyu info@korbit.co.kr Contact 1661-9707 (Time: Weekdays 9-12am, 1-6pm) |
Fees
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Taker / Maker 0.000% / 0.000% |
Maker: 0.15% / Taker: 0.15% Full fee schedule: https://www.korbit.co.kr/faq/articles/?id=79KnqSDLE9rVaeTyFSp4ZP |
| About |
Coincheck is a Tokyo-based exchange established in August 2014. Apart from the Japanese version, there are also English, Indonesian and Chinese (simplified) versions of the company’s website, which may illustrate the geographical priorities of the platform quite well. Unlike many exchanges supplying their traders with only web-platform facility, Coincheck offers both iOS and Android mobile apps. Margin trading is available with the platform. On the platform’s website you’ll be able to buy BTC, ETH, LSK, XRP and FCT. The bank deposits in Japanese currency free of charge but deposits made in USD are charged a flat fee of $25 (or ¥2500). You can also deposit, using a bank card. The withdrawal fee makes 0.01 BTC.
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Korbit was the first exchange to introduce BTC/KRW trading in South Korea, and it's currently active in 30 markets where some of the top cryptocurrencies can all be traded against KRW. The platform also offers a trading API that supports automated trading.
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| Founding Date | Founding Date 2012 | Founding Date 2013 |
| Country | Country Japan | Country South Korea |
| Type | Type Centralized | Type Centralized |
| Languages | Languages English, Japanese, Chinese, Indonesian | Languages English, Korean |
| Mobile app | Mobile app iOS, Android | Mobile app iOS, Android |
| Full address | Full address Shibuya shin minamiguchi bldg 3F 3-28-13, Shibuya Shibuya-ku Tokyo, 150-0002 Japan | Full address Business Registration 220-88-61399 Communications Sales Registration 2013-Seoul Gangnam-01860 Korbit, Inc., 376 Gangnam-daero 5th Fl., Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea CEO Tony Lyu info@korbit.co.kr Contact 1661-9707 (Time: Weekdays 9-12am, 1-6pm) |
| Fees |
Fees
Taker / Maker 0.000% / 0.000% |
Fees
Maker: 0.15% / Taker: 0.15% Full fee schedule: https://www.korbit.co.kr/faq/articles/?id=79KnqSDLE9rVaeTyFSp4ZP |
Trading
Coincheck trading volume is 65,215,558.0. The exchange has 25 available trading pairs. Fiat trading is available on the exchange. Margin trading is available.
Korbit trading volume is 4,536,944.0. The exchange has 32 available trading pairs. Fiat trading is available on the exchange. Margin trading is not available.
Please note: The bigger number of available trading pairs provides you with more trading opportunities, but may cause technological shortcomings at the same time.
Volume
| 65215558 | 4536944 |
Pairs
| 25 | 32 |
Coins
| 13 | 32 |
Fiat trading
Deposit
| Depends on currency and volume | Free |
Fees
| No Fees | Percentage |
Margin
| - |
| Volume | Volume 65215558 | Volume 4536944 |
|---|---|---|
| Pairs | Pairs 25 | Pairs 32 |
| Coins | Coins 13 | Coins 32 |
| Fiat trading | Fiat trading | Fiat trading |
| Deposit | Deposit Depends on currency and volume | Deposit Free |
| Fees | Fees No Fees | Fees Percentage |
| Margin | Margin | Margin - |
Safety
Two factor authentication
Verified
| Unverified | Verified |
| Two factor authentication | Two factor authentication | Two factor authentication |
|---|---|---|
| Verified | Verified Unverified | Verified Verified |
Social
Website
| coincheck.com | www.korbit.co.kr |
| @coincheckjp | @korbitbtc |
Number of followers
| 99232 | 3032 |
| Website | Website coincheck.com | Website www.korbit.co.kr |
|---|---|---|
| Twitter @coincheckjp | Twitter @korbitbtc | |
| Number of followers | Number of followers 99232 | Number of followers 3032 |
Rating
| User rating | 2 user reviews | 7 user reviews |
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| Cryptogeek rating |
Cryptogeek summary
Coincheck user rating is 3.0, based on 2 user reviews. Korbit user rating is 2.4, based on 7 user reviews.
We also calculate the special Cryptogeek TrustScore based on the characteristics of each exchange.
| We choose the winner based on our TrustScore Rating. Please remember, it’s still up to you which company to choose! How do we calculate Trust Score? |
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| We choose the winner based on our TrustScore Rating. Please remember, it’s still up to you which company to choose! How do we calculate Trust Score? |
On this page, you can compare Coincheck with Korbit. Which exchange is better to use? You can compare exchange characteristics, fees, trading features, safety, and social media presence.
At the end of this page, you can see our final ratings for both exchanges.
In the table below you can see general information on both exchanges. Coincheck was founded in 2012 in Japan. Korbit was founded in 2013 in South Korea.
When choosing an exchange for trading, you should take into account how long it has been an active market player. Older exchanges usually have a good reputation and tend to be more reliable. It may be a good decision to use the older exchange, which is Coincheck. At the same time, newer projects may be more technologically advanced.
You should also pay attention to where the exchange is located. Some countries have strict financial regulations, which makes it difficult to seek court assistance when needed.
Coincheck is Centralized and Korbit is Centralized. You can read more about the pros and cons of centralized and decentralized exchanges in this article.
Coincheck has a mobile app available for iOS and Android. Korbit has a mobile app available for iOS and Android.
Coincheck has 4 languages available, including English, Japanese, Chinese and Indonesian. Korbit has 2 languages available, including English and Korean.