Where To Exchange Tezos (XTZ) - Best Platforms With Reviews

Update: It seems like the CoinMex exchange shut down, possibly exit scammed.
CoinMex provides access to BTC, ETH, USDT and NEO markets. The company was incorporated under the legislation of the Republic of Seychelles in 2018 and is affiliated with NEWEX Technology Co. Ltd. CoinMex is focused on the Chinese market. 

Coinone exchange was launched in South Korea in 2014 with the primary focus on the local market. At present, Coinone features several coins against South Korean Won (KRW) and no crypto-to-crypto trading is available.

Update: The exchange is closed, possibly exit scammed. The exchange website is gone and the old domain is used for advertising.
CoinPlace offered a wide range of tokens for trading. The exchange’s website had English and Russian language versions. The trading commission made 0.2% for a position paid in crypto. For unverified users, the daily withdrawal limit was 100 USD. The native token of the platform - CLP - was available for purchase and trading. Twitter Media of the company has not seen any updates since January, 2019.

Coinrate is currently inactive. The exchange’s website does not display any active orders in the trading window. The social media channels of the company had not been updated for about 2 years. Initially, Coinrate offered fiat currencies as well as Bitcoin and Fargocoin as the main currencies in trading pairs.

CoinSpot is one of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges in Australia. The platform was founded in 2013 in Melbourne and it is one of Australia's earliest cryptocurrency exchanges. Its easy-to-use interface is like a breath of fresh air that shows other exchanges what to look up to.

The most difficult thing is to decide which cryptocurrency to buy and how much money to invest since CoinSpot truly has the most full list of crypto assets to trade. The process of buying and selling is actually very simple.

CoolWallet is a Bluetooth hardware wallet for managing Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, and ERC20 Tokens. It represents a cold storage wallet that can be used as the Android/Apple mobile app. 

CRXzone is the brand name for crypto exchange and merchant payment gateway. Trading pairs available with CRXzone include fiat currencies: USD (US dollar) and SGD (Singapore dollar). The exchange aims to provide deep liquidity.

Cryptopia exchange was closed after a theft that took place in early 2019. Cryptopia was established in New Zealand in 2014. Its website had been publishing updates on the liquidation process until the mid-2019. 

Cryptox exchange was established in 2016. The exchange’s website has English and Polish language versions. It offers quite a limited number of coins paired against BTC but may be handy for Byteball trading fans.

DSX is a cryptocurrency exchange founded in the United Kingdom. The platform has high trading volume and a wide range of pairs to trade with.

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.

Fedlio exchange was opened in mid-2019, following the infamous collapse of BiteBTC. Fedlio is operated by the same individuals, who stand behind BiteBTC. However, Fedlio exchange did not redeem financial liabilities of BiteBTC. 

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.

It became known in spring 2019 that Gatecoin exchange would stop its operation. It was stipulated by the decision of the Hong Kong court after quite a long attempt to recover lost funds. The loss amounted to $2 mln.

GDAC is the centralized Korean exchange offering trading pairs against BTC, KRW (Korean Won) and GT, native token of the platform. 

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. 

In March, 2020 GuldenTrader exchange has published an announcement calling its customers to withdraw their funds before April 1, when the exchange will cease its operation.

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.

Hubi is a centralized Chinese exchange describing itself as a Global Digital Asset Exchange. It was established in 2018 to provide currency, OTC and stable coin trading. Major assets provided by Hubi are BTC, ETH and USDT. 

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.