DOBI Trade is a Chinese crypto-to-crypto exchange that is probably not suitable for newbies, as it does not work with fiat. The trading platform offered is good, and trading fees are not high, but we cannot say the same for the withdrawal charges. Another thing that bothers us regarding DOBI Trade is that it has not mention the company operating the brand.See full review

Gopax is a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange. They do accept bank transfers in KRW, which allows locals to enter the cryptoverse. The most impressive factor about Gopax is the lack of trading fees. This is amazing, given the fact the company seems legitimate. This, alongside the focus on Korea, are our biggest worries about them. It simply looks too good to be true. Keep in mind, trust is still the major issue in the world of crypto. Even in the exchanges which seem reputable are often not reSee full review

Cryptonex is a crypto-exchange and wallet service that obviously places a focus on the CNX coin and fiat currencies. It offers a nice platform, available in all forms and shapes possible, and has low trading fees. P2P service is also available, as well as a an easy P-o-S mining option. See full review

KorBit is one of the oldest cryptocurrency exchanges in Korea. The company has earned a solid reputation and is still very popular. That being said, their main flaw (from our perspective) is the domestic focus of this exchange.See full review

BitInka is one of the biggest Bitcoin exchanges in South America. Its clients are able to trade in some of the mostpopular cryptocurrencies against their local currencies, as well as to make wire transfers from and to major banks. Coin-to-coin trading is also enabled.See full review

BTCTurk is one of the few Turkish cryptocurrency exchanges and seems to be offering good trading conditions, with relatively low fees and tight security. It has been in business since 2013, which is quite a lot by cryptocurrency exchanges standards, despite rumors it is shutting down.See full review

OKCoin is the largest Chinese cryptocurrency exchange, which is mainly oriented towards the domestic market. The company targets retail customers, while also providing another brand OKEX, for the more sophisticated traders. Trading volumes and liquidity for the major coins are quite high. Here is a summary of the pros and cons. See full review

These more traditional financial companies provide access to the so called Contracts For Difference (CFDs) on cryptocurrencies. This is a new instrument which only has the same price movements as the coin it represents. In essence you are only speculating, while not owning any coins. The situation is a bit more complicated than that, so check our full guide for details. See full review

Exrates is an exchange that offers trading in wide range of digital coins, and also accepts a lot of fiat currencies. Apart from the 2-factor authentication, Exrates uses a financial password to confirm financial transactions, which is indicated during registration and provides protection against unauthorized actions in the account. See full review

CoinTiger is a relatively new cryptocurrency exchange, established in Singapore. It has gained quite some traction in the few months of operation (around six months before the writing of this review).The company has some positive and negative aspects, which we will attempt to cover as objectively as possible.See full review

MBAEX is a Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange, which is quickly picking up speed in the South East Asia region. They facilitate credit card deposits, which makes them an “entry-level” company, but their service may also appeal to experienced traders. We must note it isn’t that clear if withdrawing fiat currencies is possible at this point in time.See full review

Coinrail is a relatively small South Korean exchange that has listed a lot of cryptocurrencies. Dealing in Korean won (KRW) is also enabled, however no margin trading is currently allowed.. Its account holders have different levels of verification, based on which different withdrawal limits apply.See full review

Crypto Derivatives is a decentralized, trustless, Ethereum based exchange. This comes with some pros and cons, which we will discuss in the review. That being said, we will keep the usual style of review – taking the perspective of an active trader, who may not be that familiar with the Ethereum ecosystem. This automatically means the exchange will be viewed as slightly complicated and not recommended for beginners.See full review

Blockchain Exchange is a crypto exchange from the Netherlands. There is a large number of exchanges from the Netherlands and Amsterdam has long been pushing to become the European capital of crypto. See full review

CryptoMarket is a South American Ethereum exchange. It allows users to buy and sell Ether directly with their local currencies - Argentinian Peso, Chilean Peso, Euro, and Brazilian Real (as of August, 2018). CryptoMarket offers a single account type with several levels of verification – Observer, Basic (up to $50 000 monthly), Trader, Institutional. Users with “Observer” level cannot trade on the platform. They need to level up to Trader level by undergoing verification and providing bank accoSee full review

Crypto Hub is a cryptocurrency mining pool with the possibility of new coins by users. It's a professional pool with a modern interface, integrated marketplace and faucets. The integrated marketplace is a way that lets users avoid extra fees on withdrawals. Commonly, if you mine coin on a pool and withdraw it into some marketplace you will pay 1-5% fee that depends on the coin and pool, your hashing power, and withdrawal interval. On Crypto Hub, once you mined a coin you can begin to trade it. See full review