EXMO is a cryptocurrency platform which enables users to carry out financial transactions with each other in cryptocurrency. A lot of important key facts about the exchange is found on the About Us page. The Exmo exchange was founded in 2013. It is based in London. The physical address is EXMO EXCHANGE LTD. 41 Corsham St, London, United Kingdom.
An UK-based ExtStock exchange was established in 2018. It provides trading facilities for scalping as well as high-frequency trading.
Gate.io was founded in 2013 by Lin Han. The platform is operated by Gate Technology Incorporated. This year, April 17, Gate.io managed to raise raised $64,000,000 as an initial coin offering (ICO), and according to exchange CMO Mrs. Marie Tatibouet on April 8, 2019, it raised an undisclosed amount of capital from 5 BLOCKS CAPITAL.
Graviex is a Centralized cryptocurrency exchange based in the Malta. The exchange was launched in 2018. Its reported volume is about 118344 $ as for 8 October 2019. Graviex has 32 available trading pairs and 123 coins. Deposits are Depends on currency and volume on the exchange. Graviex have Fiat deposits option. Margin trading option is not available on the exchange. Graviex is quite active in social media, with more than 4000 Twitter followers. You can leave your review about Graviex here.
Guarda Wallet is a non-custodial service for top coins, such as BTC, ETH, EOS, USDT and other currencies. Using Guarda Wallet, one can purchase, exchange and stake cryptos.
Hotbit is one of the youngest exchanges opened in early 2018. The exchange does not work with fiat currencies. Hotbit has also adopted some advanced technologies such as GSLB, distributed server clusters, and storage. It goes with a high-speed memory-based trading engine all backed up in multiple machines, cold storage locations, and hot wallets with offline private keys.
Huobi is a cryptocurrency exchange founded in China in 2013. Currently, Huobi is based in Singapore because this country has friendlier cryptocurrency regulations. The company is registered in Seychelles. Before leaving China due to a cryptocurrency ban, the exchange was responsible for 90% of Bitcoin trading volume in this country. Now Huobi is an international platform with offices located in Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States, Japan, and Korea. In China, the company provides blockchain consulting services. Huobi has sub-exchanges: Huobi Korea, Huobi US, etc. Huobi Global is the biggest Huobi exchange. In November 2019 Huobi Global had to shut down all the accounts belonging to the US customers due to strict cryptocurrency regulations of the USA.
Indacoin is a company working in the cryptocurrency field since 2013, based in London, the UK. Users can utilize the service to buy over 100 different cryptocurrencies through credit/debit card payment without registration.
Kraken was founded back in 2011 but was officially opened two years later. It is one of the oldest active cryptocurrency exchanges. Kraken provides efficient trading opportunities in numerous Fiat currencies. It is currently holding the world leadership in terms of Bitcoin to Euro trading volumes. The exchange supports both crypto and Fiat deposits as well as withdrawals.
KuCoin is a relatively new exchange that started to operate in the mid-2017. The team behind the project is claimed to be experienced in the blockchain research since 2013. KuCoin has more than a hundred coins listed as well as about 400 active Markets.
Ledger Nano S Wallet is a hardware wallet, a flagship product of the Ledger company, that has been in the industry since 2014. More than 1.5 mln units were sold across the world.
Livecoin was founded in 2013 in London. This exchange works with dollars, euros and roubles. It has more than 100 available coins to trade. Additionaly, the trading fee is not so high, it could be less than 0.02 for high-volume traders.
Livecoin's volume is quite high and it represents more than $30.500.000.
Luno is the second-largest cryptocurrency exchanger in Indonesia. Headquartered in Singapore, Luno has spread to various countries. Become a trusted and decentralized exchanger, because it provides trading transactions for cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, LTC, and other Altcoins. Visit Luno to see the cryptocurrency.
Nocks is the cryptocurrency exchange registered in the Netherlands. The Nocks v.01 network was launched in 2015. As of now, the Nocks trading platform covers such markets as EUR, BTC, ETH, and NCKS, the platform’s native token.
Poloniex launched in 2014. It is based in the United States. It was recently acquired by Circle, a large Goldman-Sachs backed company. The exchange faced a hacker attack soon after opening which caused a higher level of security provided later. It requires a user’s physical address, postal address, date of birth, id, and phone number.
Simex was launched in Russia as a coin exchange in 2015. This platform has a great liquidity. The volume of the platform is more than $ 320 mln. The exchange has an interesting tool – the coin aggregator.
Trezor is an offline device used to store crypto private keys. Trezor is one of the top secure hardware wallets and works on Windows 8+, macOS, Android, and Linux. It is connected to a USB port of your computer via cable.
Trust Wallet is a multi-currency mobile app enabling secure and anonymous transactions. It has gained popularity since 2017.
UpBit is based in South Korea. It was founded in 2017 by Korean developer KakaoTalk. The exchange is very user-friendly and provides a high level of security. UpBit supports the trade of about 195 cryptocurrencies, some of which are quite rare, and 330 market trading pairs.
Uphold is a multi-asset platform that allows users to store, buy, and convert various crypto assets. The system supports not only 30 cryptocurrencies (and Utility Tokens) but also allows you to exchange 27 national currencies and 4 precious metals. This digital wallet is designed to quickly and easily store assets, send funds to other Uphold users around the world, and instantly exchange currency. Using a 100% redundancy model, Uphold subsidizes all user assets in a 1: 1 ratio from its own funds.