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37 listings: centralized exchanges — global spot and derivatives platforms, altcoin and copy-trading venues, exchanges built around one country’s currency, US and European exchanges, and brokerage apps.
All 37 are in the ₿ USE · TOOL group. By region: 9 Asia-Pacific, 2 Latin America, 1 North America, 1 Europe, 1 Africa, 1 Middle East & North Africa and 23 Global. 9 support Lightning. Who holds the bitcoin is stated for all 37: 36 Custodial, 1 Non-Custodial. 8 carry a notice.
37 listings, grouped Bitcoin first by label. Inside each group: open source first, then the rest, then listings marked Not recommended, each A to Z here (the interactive directory rotates them weekly). Nothing is hidden. This version needs no JavaScript. Most recent Updated date here: 23 October 2026 (the day a record last changed, not a verification date).
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Binance ₿ USE
Crypto exchange for spot and futures trading, since 2017.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Binance: Terms of Use for Australian residents (PDF, 16 Jul 2026)
Advisory · NO MiCA LICENCE — EU services restricted since 1 July 2026 (2026-10-12)
On 24 June 2026 Binance said it had withdrawn its MiCA licence application in Greece and would seek authorisation in another EU member state; the MiCA transitional period ended on 1 July 2026. According to press reports and emails Binance sent to users, from 1 July 2026 it limited services such as new sign-ups, deposits, new orders and Earn/staking for users served by its local entities in France, Italy, Spain and Poland, with withdrawals left open. Binance states that users' assets "will remain accessible at all times". On 1 October 2026 the Financial Times reported that ESMA and national regulators in countries including France, Germany and Greece are examining how Binance uses the "reverse solicitation" exemption to keep serving some EU customers, and that some regulators have asked Binance for information; ESMA says the exemption "should be understood as very narrowly framed". Binance says it "complies with applicable regulatory requirements in the jurisdictions in which it operates" and is "actively working toward becoming MiCA-authorised". When we checked on 12 October 2026, Binance had not named the member state it is applying in, and no fine or decision had been reported.
Our position: listed, with this notice. Binance says it is working toward MiCA authorisation; until it has one, readers in the EU should check what their own account can do and keep only what they need on the exchange. The facts above come from Binance's own blog post of 24 June 2026 and press reports — check them yourself.
Sources: Binance: Important Update for Our European Users (24 June 2026) · Cointelegraph: Binance EU service limits from 1 July · Euronews: EU watchdogs question Binance (1 October 2026)
Binance TR ₿ USE
Crypto exchange in Turkey for buying with Turkish lira (TRY).
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Binance TR: User agreement (Turkish)
BingX ₿ USE
Social copy trading made simple.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. BingX: Customer Agreement
Bitfinex ₿ USE
Pro trading pioneer, Lightning native.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bitfinex: Security features on the Bitfinex platform
Bitget ₿ USE
Crypto exchange with spot, futures and copy trading.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bitget: Terms of use
Advisory · HACKED on 24 September 2026 — about $388M taken, Bitget says its fund covers the loss (2026-10-12)
On 24 September 2026 Bitget detected unauthorized transfers from part of its hot and warm wallets across several blockchains. It first estimated the loss at about $351.6 million; its incident summary now says "The final verified amount affected is approximately $388 million." Bitget says the attacker "exploited a vulnerability in a third-party security product to obtain high-level internal credentials" and used them to send fraudulent withdrawal commands; it engaged Mandiant and SlowMist, whose reports became available on 30 September and, according to Bitget, both identified compromised third-party security products as what enabled the access. Bitget states that its cold wallets and user account balances were not affected and that its Protection Fund "covers the financial impact"; on 24 September Bitget said the fund held over $464 million, and it says the fund was replenished to more than $300 million on 30 September. Withdrawals were paused on 24 September and reopened in stages from 28 September; Bitget says it "completed its phased withdrawal-resumption plan on October 2, 2026." Bitget says some affected assets have been frozen, without giving an amount, and that tracing and recovery continue.
Our position: listed, with this notice. Bitget states that its own fund covers the loss and that user balances were unaffected, so this is rated an advisory; the notice would change if that account proves wrong. The facts above come from Bitget's own security notices — check them yourself.
Sources: Bitget: security notice, hot wallets incident (24 September 2026) · Bitget Academy: incident summary, final figure and timeline · Bitget: withdrawal resumption schedule (26 September 2026)
Bithumb ₿ USE
South Korean Bitcoin and crypto exchange, trading in won (KRW).
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bithumb: Service terms (Korean PDF, undated)
Advisory · ERROR — about 620,000 BTC credited by mistake on 6 February 2026 (2026-02-06)
On 6 February 2026 a promotion error at Bithumb credited about 620,000 BTC to hundreds of customer accounts instead of small won rewards; the amounts were ledger entries, not coins Bithumb held. Bithumb states the incident was not a hack and that no customer assets were lost, restricted the affected accounts within about 35 minutes, recovered 99.7% of the credited BTC and says it covered the rest from company funds. Some recipients sold part of the credited BTC before the freeze, and The Korea Times reports a price drop of about 17% on Bithumb and roughly 1 billion won in investor losses; South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service began a sanctions process in August 2026, and no final penalty had been reported when we checked.
Our position: listed, with this notice. This was an internal accounting error, not a hack or theft of customer coins, and Bithumb says it recovered or covered the credited amounts. The facts above come from Bithumb's own notice and press reports — check them yourself.
Sources: The Korea Times: Bithumb's 620,000-bitcoin mishap (8 February 2026) · Digital Today: Bithumb's notice, not a hack (February 2026) · Cointelegraph: Bithumb wins suits over the mistaken credits
Bitpanda ₿ USE
Europe's regulated Bitcoin and digital asset platform.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bitpanda: Summary of custody policy (PDF)
Bitso ₿ USE
Bitcoin exchange serving Latin America, based in Mexico City.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bitso: CCSS security certification (blog)
Bitstamp ₿ USE
Crypto exchange running since 2011, based in Luxembourg.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bitstamp: Your crypto is always yours (blog)
Buda.com ₿ USE
Latin America's native Bitcoin exchange.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Buda.com: Terms and conditions (archived copy, 3 Jan 2026)
Bybit ₿ USE
Crypto derivatives and spot trading platform.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Bybit: Proof-of-reserves press release
Advisory · HACKED in February 2025 — about $1.5B stolen, Bybit says client assets stayed fully backed (2026-10-23)
On 21 February 2025 about $1.5 billion in ether was stolen from a Bybit ETH multisig cold wallet; on 26 February 2025 the FBI attributed the theft to North Korea, activity it calls "TraderTraitor". Bybit's CEO Ben Zhou said the exchange stayed solvent even if the loss were never recovered, that "all of clients assets are 1 to 1 backed", and that withdrawals kept running; he said partners had lent Bybit almost 80% of the stolen ether as a bridge loan.
Our position: listed, with this notice. The loss was in Bybit's own cold wallet, and Bybit says client assets stayed fully backed, so this is an advisory. The facts above come from the FBI and from Bybit's statements as reported by the press — check them yourself.
Sources: FBI: North Korea Responsible for $1.5 Billion Bybit Hack (26 February 2025) · The Block: Bybit confirms the hack, CEO statement (21 February 2025) · The Block: Bybit secures a bridge loan for about 80% of the lost ether (21 February 2025)
Coinbase ₿ USE
US-regulated crypto exchange, listed on Nasdaq as COIN.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Coinbase: Form 10-K for FY2025 (SEC filing)
Coincheck ₿ USE
Registered crypto exchange in Japan, trading in yen (JPY).
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Coincheck Group: Form 6-K (14 Aug 2026)
CoinDCX ₿ USE
Indian crypto exchange with INR bank deposits.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. CoinDCX: Security (archived copy, 8 Jun 2026)
Advisory · HACKED in July 2025 — about $44M lost, CoinDCX says it absorbed the loss (2026-10-12)
On 19 July 2025 CoinDCX lost about $44 million from an internal operational account used for liquidity provisioning on a partner exchange; its CEO blamed a "sophisticated server breach". CoinDCX states that the wallets holding customer assets "are not impacted and are completely safe", that the loss is being absorbed "from our own treasury reserves", and that trading and INR deposits and withdrawals kept running. It informed India's CERT-In and launched a recovery bounty. On 26 July 2025 police in Bengaluru detained a CoinDCX software engineer; according to the police, attackers had used freelance job offers to get malware onto his work laptop, and a police official said he was "totally in the dark" about the theft.
Our position: listed, with this notice. The loss was in a company operational account, not customer wallets, and CoinDCX says it covered it itself, so this is an advisory. The facts above come from CoinDCX's own statements and press reports — check them yourself.
Sources: CoinDCX: Incident Report, July 19, 2025 · CoinDCX: a transparent update on the security incident · Decrypt: police account of the CoinDCX hack (31 July 2025)
CoinEx ₿ USE
Exchange winding down — withdrawals close 22 December 2026.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. CoinEx: Security solutions
Advisory · CLOSING DOWN — trading has ended; withdraw your funds by 22 December 2026 (2026-10-12)
CoinEx announced on 15 September 2026 that it "has decided to cease operations". New registrations stopped that day, non-spot services and on-chain deposits (except CET) ended on 22 September, and spot trading ended on 29 September 2026. For 29 September CoinEx said "non-USDT assets will be processed" and that it would buy back CET left in user accounts at 0.005 USDT per CET. The Crypto Times reports that coins with liquidity on outside markets may be sold and converted to USDT, and that coins without it may be delisted, after which CoinEx no longer takes custody or redemption responsibility for them. CoinEx says "Withdrawal channels will remain open until December 22, 2026 (UTC+8)" (The Crypto Times gives the time as 02:00 UTC), that its reserve ratio is over 100%, and that "All user assets are fully backed and available for withdrawal in full." USDT left after the deadline is transferred into independent custody with a monthly fee of 5% of the balance recorded at the end of the withdrawal period; custody claims can be sent by email until 22 August 2028. CoinEx calls the 15 September notice its "final official announcement". If you still have a balance on CoinEx, check what it now holds and withdraw it to a wallet you control before 22 December 2026.
Our position: listed for the withdrawal window only, so anyone with funds still there can find the dates. The listing will be archived when withdrawals close on 22 December 2026. The facts above come from CoinEx's own announcement, with two details reported by The Crypto Times — check them yourself.
Sources: CoinEx official announcement (15 September 2026) · CoinEx on X: the same announcement (15 September 2026) · The Crypto Times: report of the announcement (15 September 2026)
Coinmama ₿ USE
Buy Bitcoin instantly with card or bank transfer.
Non-Custodial. Coinmama’s terms say it does not provide custody of fiat or digital assets; its optional CM Wallet is 2-of-2 MPC with a Fireblocks share, and a Disaster Recovery Kit lets you access funds without Fireblocks. Coinmama: Terms of use (updated 6 Sep 2026)
Coins.ph ₿ USE
Crypto platform in the Philippines for buying with pesos (PHP).
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Coins.ph: Legal (virtual asset services terms)
Crypto.com ₿ USE
Mainstream crypto with Visa card rewards.
Custodial. Crypto.com says its App is custodial; its separate Ult wallet (formerly Onchain Wallet) is self-custody, and Crypto.com says Ult sits with Cronos, a separate legal entity. Crypto.com: Onchain (EEA)
eToro ₿ USE
Social trading platform with Bitcoin and crypto.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. eToro: UK Terms and Conditions (12 Aug 2026)
Gate ₿ USE
Massive altcoin selection since 2013.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Gate: Proof of reserves
Gemini ₿ USE
Regulated US exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Gemini: Gemini Trust User Agreement
HTX ₿ USE
Asia's veteran exchange, formerly Huobi.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. HTX: Platform User Agreement
Advisory · SANCTIONED — by the UK (26 May 2026) and the EU (23 July 2026) over Russia links (2026-10-12)
On 26 May 2026 the UK designated Huobi Global S.A. under its Russia sanctions regime; in the UK statement quoted by The Block, the government says there are "reasonable grounds to suspect" that the company "is or has been involved in obtaining a benefit from or supporting the Government of Russia" by providing financial services to A7 LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY. On 23 July 2026 the EU adopted its 21st sanctions package, which lists "HTX (HUOBI GLOBAL SA)": from 23 August 2026 EU operators are barred from transactions with HTX, a measure that, according to Reuters as cited by The Block, "stops short of a full designation or asset freeze". The Block also reports that eligible EU, EEA and Swiss nationals and residents may seek authorisation to withdraw funds or close accounts, but must apply within three months of the ban taking effect on 23 August 2026. In May an HTX spokesperson said Huobi Global S.A. is distinct from HTX; in July HTX said it "takes compliance seriously" and maintains "an active compliance program to screen for and detect sanctioned entities". If you live in the UK or the EU and hold funds on HTX, get legal advice before moving or depositing anything.
Our position: listed, with this notice, because the exchange still operates outside the UK and EU. Readers in the UK or EU are legally restricted from dealing with it. The facts above come from the UK sanctions list and EU Council announcements, as reported by The Block and others — check them yourself.
Sources: UK government: list of Russia sanctions designations, 26 May 2026 · EU Council: 21st package of sanctions (23 July 2026) · The Block: EU adds HTX to Russia sanctions list
Independent Reserve ₿ USE
Australian Bitcoin exchange based in Sydney, with AUD and NZD pairs.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Independent Reserve: Terms and conditions
Kraken ₿ USE
Crypto exchange since 2011, with Lightning deposits and withdrawals.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Kraken: Global terms
KuCoin ₿ USE
The People's Exchange for altcoins.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. KuCoin: Proof of reserves
LBank ₿ USE
Asia-rooted exchange serving 20M+ global users.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. LBank: Proof-of-reserves announcement
Luno ₿ USE
Bitcoin exchange for Africa and Southeast Asia.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Luno: Terms of use
MEXC ₿ USE
Zero-fee spot trading, massive selection.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. MEXC: Terms
Okcoin ₿ USE
US Bitcoin exchange, rebranding to OKX.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Okcoin: Proof of reserves
OKX ₿ USE
Global exchange with powerful Web3 tools.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. OKX: Proof of reserves
Robinhood Crypto ₿ USE
Commission-free Bitcoin trading for US retail investors.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Robinhood: Crypto Customer Agreement
SwissBorg ₿ USE
Crypto app engineered in Switzerland, licensed in Europe.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. SwissBorg: Fund ownership and segregation
Tokocrypto ₿ USE
Regulated crypto exchange in Indonesia, trading in rupiah (IDR).
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Tokocrypto: User Agreement
Upbit ₿ USE
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, run by Dunamu.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. Upbit: Terms of use (Korean)
WazirX ₿ USE
INR exchange, relaunched in October 2025 after a 2024 hack.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. WazirX: Terms of Use v1.05 (23 Oct 2025)
XT.COM ₿ USE
Global exchange with 1,000+ tokens and futures.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. XT.COM: Security protocols explained (blog)
BitMart ₿ USE
Former altcoin exchange — trading ended Aug 2026; court plan for user balances proposed.
Custodial. The company holds the keys to your bitcoin. BitMart: User Agreement
Not recommended · NOT RECOMMENDED — BitMart reports a balance-sheet deficit and proposes a court-sanctioned plan for user balances (2026-10-12)
BitMart announced on 26 July 2026 an orderly cessation of its operations: it began stopping new registrations and deposits that day, ended all trading on 26 August 2026, and plans to cease trading platform operations at 15:59 UTC on 31 January 2027. On 21 August BitMart said it was "developing a potential restructuring plan as an alternative to a full wind-down", and on 9 September, when it appointed Alvarez & Marsal as financial adviser, it wrote of "the withdrawal restrictions imposed over the past period". On 30 September 2026 BitMart published an "Initial Indicative Proposal". In it BitMart says a December 2021 hack, with losses of about US$319.5 million (valued as of 4 December 2021), "caused a balance sheet deficit". It proposes a court-sanctioned plan that turns each user's balance into a US-dollar amount, using weighted average prices from 26 July 2026 to a "Record Time" the proposal does not date. Each user could then choose an upfront pro rata payout from BitMart's liquid assets (fiat, stablecoins, BTC, ETH and SOL), a "Restitution Token" backed by recoveries from the hack, a "Continuum Token" backed by BitMart's investments, proceeds from selling its illiquid assets and, if the business restarts, a share of future profits, or a mix. BitMart says it will publish estimated returns for each option; as of 12 October 2026 it has not. BitMart's timetable: consultation in October 2026, changes to the plan in November, and an application to the relevant courts targeted for December 2026 or January 2027. Feedback goes through bitmart.com/portal, which BitMart says is "not a channel for individually processing withdrawals". BitMart says it never asks users to pay an "expedited processing fee", "account unfreezing fee" or "security deposit".
Our position: not recommended until users can withdraw their full balances, or a court has sanctioned a plan for them. Listed only so that anyone with a balance on BitMart can find its notices and dates; we update this notice when the plan changes, and archive the listing when BitMart's process for user balances has ended. The facts above come from BitMart's own announcements — check them yourself.
Sources: BitMart: Initial Indicative Proposal and Roadmap (30 September 2026) · BitMart: adviser appointed, withdrawal restrictions (9 September 2026) · BitMart: orderly cessation notice (26 July 2026)
Website: bitmart.com