Crypto exchange, CFD and prop firm reviews and profiles

Every crypto exchange, CFD issuer and prop firm page on this site, A to Z, with each page's scope (full review, fees and profile, or availability status) and update date.

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Each card states the page's scope: a full review, a fees and profile page, or an availability status page. Each card also shows when the page content was last updated, and no card shows a score.

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  • Apex Trader Funding profile

    Est. 2021 HQ: US
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Manual futures traders who want Micro Bitcoin or Micro Ether exposure inside a simulated prop firm account with strong platform choice

  • AvaTrade profile

    Est. 2006 HQ: IE
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Traders who want a broker with regulated entities in several jurisdictions and the AvaProtect risk management tool across multiple platforms

  • Binance profile

    Est. 2017 HQ: KY
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Active traders who want deep liquidity, low fees, and a wide range of crypto markets and tools

  • Bitget profile

    Est. 2018 HQ: SC
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Standard-tier spot traders comparing base rates before discount effects

  • BlackBull Markets profile

    Est. 2014 HQ: NZ
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Active traders who want MT4, MT5, cTrader or TradingView access and unrestricted strategies across crypto CFDs

  • Blueberry Funded review

    Est. 2024 HQ: VC
    Prop Firm Full review

    Traders who are not citizens or residents of a restricted territory and whose trading fits a two-phase evaluation, a static 10% loss floor, no consistency rule and MT5 or TradeLocker

  • BrightFunded profile

    Est. 2023 HQ: AE
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Traders comparing a named two-phase evaluation with a static maximum-loss floor, a daily allowance and minimum qualifying trading days per phase.

  • Bybit review

    Est. 2018 HQ: AE
    Exchange Full review

    Spot traders in countries outside Bybit's excluded jurisdictions who deposit crypto or a currency on its fiat list

  • Capital.com profile

    Est. 2016 HQ: UK
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Australian retail traders who want a clearly documented crypto CFD product with published local fee information

  • Coinbase profile

    Est. 2012 HQ: US
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Beginners and long-term holders who want strong regulation and a simple interface with Advanced mode available

  • CoinSpot profile

    Est. 2013 HQ: AU
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Australian residents buying, selling or swapping spot crypto with AUD

  • Crypto.com profile

    Est. 2016 HQ: SG
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Australian residents whose needs match the documents: funding in AUD by PayID and buying at the App's quoted price, or trading USD-quoted spot pairs on the Exchange

  • Prop Firm Full review

    Traders able to pass two simulated evaluation stages within the 2 Phase limits of a 5% daily loss and an 8% static maximum loss

  • Eightcap profile

    Est. 2009 HQ: AU
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Active crypto CFD traders who want a wide coin range and TradingView charting

  • eToro profile

    Est. 2007 HQ: IL
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Beginners and social traders who want spot crypto, copy trading, and a regulated all-in-one platform

  • Exness profile

    Est. 2008 HQ: CY
    CFD Broker Availability status

    Readers researching Exness group entity structure who will verify their own regional eligibility

  • FP Markets profile

    Est. 2005 HQ: AU
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Australian traders who want crypto CFDs on a familiar platform such as MT4, MT5, cTrader or TradingView

  • FTMO profile

    Est. 2015 HQ: CZ
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Traders who want a firm operating since 2015, a fully refundable 2-Step fee, EAs and copy trading without paid add-ons, and US or Australian access

  • FundedNext profile

    Est. 2022 HQ: AE
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Traders who want a low-cost funded account with stablecoin payouts and treat crypto as one market among several

  • FXIFY profile

    Est. 2023 HQ: UK
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Manual crypto traders wanting a dedicated crypto programme with conditional reward options

  • Gate.io profile

    Est. 2013 HQ: KY
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Global spot traders comparing standard-tier rates who will confirm account-specific benefits

  • Gemini profile

    Est. 2014 HQ: US
    Exchange Fees and profile

    ActiveTrader users comparing entry-tier spot costs on standard non-stablecoin pairs

  • HTX profile

    Est. 2013 HQ: SC
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Traders who will verify their own logged-in rate before comparing exchange costs

  • IC Markets profile

    Est. 2007 HQ: AU
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Traders who want multi-platform access for crypto CFDs alongside forex and other markets

  • IG profile

    Est. 1974 HQ: UK
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Traders who want crypto exposure through a highly regulated, established multi-asset broker

  • Kraken profile

    Est. 2011 HQ: US
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Security-conscious traders who want deep liquidity, transparent reserves, and a regulated US exchange

  • KuCoin profile

    Est. 2017 HQ: SC
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Altcoin hunters and active traders who want a huge coin selection, trading bots, and flexible rules

  • MEXC profile

    Est. 2018 HQ: SC
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Traders who want a documented reference point and will confirm their own regional rate

  • OANDA profile

    Est. 1996 HQ: US
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Australian traders who want CFD exposure to a small set of established coins on a choice of familiar platforms

  • OKX profile

    Est. 2017 HQ: SC
    Exchange Fees and profile

    Traders who will log in and confirm their own account-specific spot rate before comparing costs

  • Pepperstone profile

    Est. 2010 HQ: AU
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Traders who want regulated crypto CFD trading on professional platforms such as MT4, MT5, cTrader and TradingView

  • Pepperstone Crypto review

    Est. 2025 HQ: AU
    Exchange Full review

    Australian residents who want to buy, sell and hold spot crypto in AUD without leverage

  • Plus500 profile

    Est. 2008 HQ: IL
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Australian traders who want a simple spread-priced crypto CFD with built-in stop and limit orders

  • Robinhood review

    Est. 2013 HQ: US
    Exchange Full review

    US citizens, permanent residents and valid US visa holders aged 18 or over with a Social Security Number and a US residential address (limited military exceptions apply)

  • Saxo Bank profile

    Est. 1992 HQ: DK
    CFD Broker Fees and profile

    Australian traders who want Bitcoin or Ethereum price exposure in fiat-settled CFD form alongside other FX products

  • The Trading Pit profile

    Est. 2021 HQ: LI
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Crypto traders who specifically want futures-style exposure through Micro Bitcoin and Micro Ethereum while keeping access to crypto CFDs under one brand

  • Topstep profile

    Est. 2010 HQ: US
    Prop Firm Fees and profile

    Futures prop traders who want Bitcoin and Ether exposure through CME micro futures and can trade within a strict intraday rule set

  • XM profile

    Est. 2009 HQ: CY
    CFD Broker Availability status

    Readers researching the historical XM listing who can confirm current terms directly

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