BTC-Exchange Review 2023 - Is It Safe? - CLOSED

CoinEgg is a UK-based cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2013. It has a few markets including BTC, ETH, EUSD, and USDT. The exchange doesn't support fiat currencies and provides not much information in charts/graphs. The interface is quite simple. It supports English and Chinese languages. The users are provided with such standard graphs as a candlestick chart and a market depth chart, prices (including 24 hours high and low) and 24 hours trading volume.

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. 

Binance Uganda exchange was officially launched in 2018. It’s based in in Uganda, Africa. It provides on the biggest fiat-to-crypto trading platform in Africa. The investors can trade with Ugandan Shillings (UGX) with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This is the main distinguish feature of the platform; the possibility to use the African fiat currency.