Where To Exchange Factom (FCT) - Best Platforms With Reviews

Where can you exchange Factom (FCT) in 2024?
Look at our list of best places where you can exchange Factom (FCT) for some other currency. Remember, different platforms are available in different countries. You can select the country you need in the table of settings on the right. You can also choose the currency you want to exchange Factom (FCT) for.
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Binance is currently one of the biggest and most popular cryptocurrency exchanges. Originally coming from Hong Kong, the company has recently moved its headquarters to Malta. Back at the beginning of its path the company had an ICO and gathered 15 mln USD. Participants got Binance Coin (BNB) which could be used to trade cryptocurrencies and pay for a fee on Binance exchange.

Country:
China
Launched:
2017

Coinbase is a leading digital currency platform and wallet where sellers and buyers can transact with new types of digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash. The exchange was founded by Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California. They focus on the US market, however, the company currently operates in 31 countries and offers storage of bitcoins in 190 countries around the world.

Country:
USA
Launched:
2012

Coinspot wallet is a special service provided by Coisnpot exchange. It provides a hot wallet for every coin its exchange is currently trading. Alongside with crypto, it also supports the Australian Dollar. Currently ,CoinSpot wallet has more than 60 coins and tokens. Built-in exchange is an additional feature of the wallet as well as 2FA for the additional security. The only language available is English.

Site:
twitter.com
Country:
Australia
Launched:
2013

Altcoin Trader is a Centralized cryptocurrency exchange based in South Africa. The exchange was launched in 2014. Altcoin Trader has 20 available trading pairs and 21 coins. The exchange uses the Ordinary procedure for verification including two-step verification process and Know Your Customer (KYC) procedure. If you want to raise the account limits and minimize processing time you must go all the way, uploading ID card, proof of residence, etc.

Country:
South Africa
Launched:
2014

BCEX is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange based in Hong Kong. The exchange was launched in 2017. Its reported volume is about 65 mln. $. BCEX has 66 available trading pairs and 61 coins.

BCEX doesn't have Fiat deposits option. The exchange does not accept any other deposit method than cryptocurrencies. Margin trading option is not available on the exchange.

Site:
www.bcex.ca
Country:
Hong Kong
Launched:
2017

Bitso is the first exchange to enable pesos/BTC trading in Mexico. Although, BTC has a limited book and can’t buy or sell BTC directly. The exchange has a mobile app on Android and IOS , API and the cold storage. Bitso provides a great support for their traders and offers different educational materials for the new investors.
But at same time platform doesn’t have the margin trade and has the variable fees from a maximum of 1% to a minimum of 0.1%. The platform has a good security. Bitso initiates the KYC involving three levels of verification, which determine the limits on a trading account. 

Site:
bitso.com
Country:
Mexico
Launched:
2014

Buda is the crypto exchange platform focused on the markets of Argentina, Chile, Columbia, and Peru. The company was established in Chile in 2015.
With the help of Buda service, residents of the above-listed countries can buy and sell top crypto coins for their national currencies. You can check financial terms for each market on their website. There is an Android and iOS app.
Trading commission for instant purchase and sale makes 1.2%. There is a fee schedule for limit and market orders depending on volume traded.

Site:
www.buda.com
Country:
Chile
Launched:
2015

Established in late 2016, C2CX platform serves as the volume aggregator.  This Hong-Kong based exchange provides more than 50 pairs and over 27 currencies to trade with. The mobile app was developed for both Android and iOS platforms. 

Site:
www.c2cx.com
Country:
Hong Kong
Launched:
2016

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.

Country:
Japan
Launched:
2012

Coineal was established in 2018. The exchange is incorporated under the laws of the Republic of Seychelles. There are over 30 trading pairs available with the platform. 

Country:
Seychelles
Launched:
2018

CoinEx exchange was established in 2017 in Hong Kong. The platform can be used as a low-cost exchange with a broad range of different coins. The main asset is Bitcoin cash. Moreover, there is information that this exchange is going to present its new coin soon. It might be called CoinEx Token. Besides, the developers of CoinEx can establish a special exchange with the decentralized system using CET as “gas”.

Country:
Samoa
Launched:
2017

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.

Country:
Australia
Launched:
2013

Coinsuper is a custodial exchange that was incorporated under the laws of Hong Kong in 2017. Trading pairs offer fiat currency USD, as well as BTC, ETH and USDT as their major currencies. There are mixed customers’ reviews about this exchange. 

Country:
Hong Kong
Launched:
2018

CryptoMarket exchange focuses on the Latin American region. Using this service, local residents can buy ETH, BTC, XLM and EOS with their domestic fiat currencies.

Country:
Chile
Launched:
2017

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. 

Country:
New Zealand
Launched:
2014

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.

Site:
www.gate.io
Country:
USA
Launched:
2013

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

Site:
www.gdac.com
Country:
South Korea
Launched:
2018

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.

Country:
China
Launched:
2017

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.

Country:
China
Launched:
2013

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.

Site:
indacoin.com
Country:
United Kingdom
Launched:
2013
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