Poloniex is one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. It has been around since January 2014, so it was actually one of the early birds on the market.See full review

Bittrex is an exchange based in Seattle that started off its operations in February 2014. There were a lot fewer exchanges out there then than there is today…See full review

Binance is an exchange previously based in Hong Kong and is one of the absolute giants in the industry. It launched in July 2017 and has then really developed into the market leader among cryptocurrency exchanges. The business department at Binance did however ask us to specify that the company was based in Malta, and not Hong Kong. Malta is together with Estonia and Gibraltar one of the few countries in Europe that has developed explicit license requirements for cryptocurrency exchanges.See full review

ABCC, a lesser known exchange, was founded in mid-2018 and has managed to slowly but surely build a successful exchange. The exchange has proven itself a worthy competitor for many established players, offering users a suite of attractive features on a convenient and accessible platform, alongside a recent update to their own token token - AT - which introduced a revenue distribution program, similar to Kucoin's KCS.See full review

Liquid is a Japanese-based exchange, previously known as QUOINE. The Liquid platform launched in September 2018, after its parent companies, QUOINE and Quoinex, have been operating in the crypto space since as early as 2014. The platform was originally set to introduce novel concepts explained in the QASH ICO that QUOINE held, in November 2017, which was successfully concluded at an impressive $104M raised. Since then, QUOINE and QUOINEX merged into Liquid, which is now, in our opinion - the beSee full review

NIX-E is a cryptocurrency exchange, connected to the NIX Money payment system. The company mostly targets Russian clients, but more importantly is not regulated. Whether or not, you trust this exchange, will depend on the opinion you have on the payment provider. Be sure to leave your experience in the comment section below. Even if this is an honest business, the current state of NIX-E isn’t impressive. With low volumes and wide spreads, new traders will not find much reasons to stay there. ThiSee full review

Counterparty claims to extend Bitcoin’s functionality by “writing in the margins” of regular Bitcoin transactions. This allegedly opens the door for innovation and advanced features not previously available with ordinary Bitcoin software.Counterparty is built on the Bitcoin blockchain and lets users create and exchange custom tokens just like Waves and Ethereum but has the advantage that it uses the already popular Bitcoin blockchain. This Counterparty DEX Review includes basic info, Features, CSee full review

CoinExchange is a third-party cryptocurrency exchange which specializes in alt-coins. Now, before I continue, I just wanted to make sure you understand what an altcoin is as many people get confused by this term.Another thing that CoinExchange does is host new ICO’s. Basically, when a new cryptocurrency project is launched, the project will list its coin or token on CoinExchange so that people can invest.See full review

Bithesap is a relatively new Turkish entry level cryptocurrency exchange. At the time of writing, the only trading pair is Bitcoin vs TRY. The exchange doesn’t seem appealing to foreigners, but on the other hand looks fairly decent for locals. Our biggest worry will simply be the fact they haven’t been tested for a long period of time. See full review

Like most crypto-exchanges, South African AltcoinTrader offers a single account type with no minimum initial deposit requirement and no leveraged trading options. Another common practice in the crypto-space that AltcoinTrader utilizes is the two-step verification process. Customers who would like to raise their account limits and minimize processing time must go all the way,ploading ID card, proof of residence, etc.See full review