I have compiled this list of Cryptocurrency Exchanges that I use and recommend. Some are better than others but each have their own distinct advantages.

When selecting a cryptocurrency exchange it is important to remember the following:

  1. Do your own research - I don’t mean to be rude, but you should not trust everyone’s view - look for different viewpoints and consider talking to a qualified professional.
  2. Consider the security options - Modern cryptocurrency exchanges are very secure, however there is still a chance that their hot wallets could be compromised. Equally if you don’t enable all relevant security settings your account could be compromised and you could lose everything.
  3. Consider trading fees - these vary wildly from 0.075% (Binance) to 0.5% (Coinbase).
Exchange Description

Binance is the worlds largest Cryptocurrency Exchange based upon trading volumes. Founded in 2017 it has grown to support retail customers across the world, offering the lowest fees in the market. Unfortunately due to regulatory intervention some products are not available in all duristictions.

Trading Security:

  • Yubikey
  • Google Authenticator
  • SMS 2nd Factor
  • Email 2nd Factor
  • Withdrawal Address Whitelists
  • Whitelist Cooldown

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Coinbase can't quite claim to be the largest crypto exchange, however it is one of the oldest still available. Founded in 2012 coinbase provides it's services to most of the world and has advanced trading options. Fees are rather high compared to Binance and KuCoin.

Trading Security:

  • Yubikey
  • Google Authenticator
  • SMS 2nd Factor
  • Email Notifications on Withdraw

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KuCoin has been around since 2017 and offers trading fees rivaling Binance, however it has very limited security settings and purchasing crypto typically requires a second round of KYC.

Trading Security:

  • Google Authenticator
  • SMS 2nd Factor
  • Trading Pin
  • Withdrawal Pin

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