The companies and services behind crypto trading. Explore exchange profiles, published costs, custody arrangements and the scope of the entities serving clients.
1inch’s routing, limit orders, Aqua liquidity, fees, wallet controls, card wind-down and product-specific access rules.
21bitcoin is an Austrian Bitcoin service combining purchases, sales, automatic accumulation and optional transfers to a personal wallet. It also offers larger-ticket OTC support and optional interest on euro balances; the interest feature does not pay a yield on Bitcoin holdings.
A detailed profile of 360T’s institutional crypto spot venue, its relationship-based execution model, published fees, separate NDF route and external settlement arrangements.
Accumulus combines Hong Kong licensed spot trading with separate funding and trading balances, wallet-address approval and custody controls. Its operational guides are detailed, while current fee tiers, geographic access and individual insurance limits need careful distinction.
Aero now combines Aerodrome and Velodrome across seven networks. This profile separates its current swap, liquidity and allocation mechanics from legacy pools, discontinued emissions and the manual upgrade of existing positions.
Perpetuals and options matched off-chain and settled on Aevo L2. Details notional fees, option premium caps, liquidation charges, margin checks and network-specific collateral transfers.
Aftermath Finance combines Sui perpetuals, routed spot trading, liquidity pools and afSUI. The profile covers product-specific fees and exits, account and agent authority, the V1 incident, current V2 operation and inconsistent operator documents.
A detailed profile of Alchemy Pay’s crypto buying and selling, current Swiss agreement, dated fee disclosures, funding procedures, customer limits, refunds and partner integrations.
A detailed profile of Alpaca’s direct and embedded crypto services, covering maker/taker pricing, wallet restrictions, account protection, API permissions and AI-assisted execution.
AltCoinTrader combines hosted rand/USDT trading, an Easy Buy & Sell route and separately contracted OTC dealing.
AmberApp combines Australian Bitcoin buying and selling with recurring orders, conditional automations and optional Vault storage. Trading, wallet transfers and Vault access carry distinct charges and security delays.
Ambient combines spot swaps, full-range and concentrated liquidity, and knockout orders. Contract balances, router authority and governance controls require separate attention.
Amdax offers selective crypto trading, custody, staking and managed portfolios. Public fees, euro funding, device limits and recovery procedures matter, while optional Earn changes ownership and creates a separate unsecured lending exposure.
AMINA provides crypto dealing and custody through a Swiss bank relationship for professional clients. Its current tariffs quote trading individually, while the legal documents distinguish segregated storage from the Trading Account and set separate wallet-verification and withdrawal processes.
Anchorage’s institutional trading service separates trade execution from bank custody and settlement. RFQ expiry, idempotency, account funding mode and API permissions control the trading workflow.
Anycoin CZ combines quoted crypto exchange with custody, mobile access and Czech/euro funding. Its July 2026 policies explain margin-based prices, wallet verification, custody-release timing and a material restriction on electronic-money-token transfers.
ApeX Omni combines crypto and traditional-asset perpetuals with separate vault and prediction products. This profile explains current fees, collateral, withdrawal routes and account controls following the closure of Omni Spot.
Archax offers an institutional crypto OTC desk within a wider digital-asset business. Bespoke quotes, liquidity connectivity and fiat settlement matter alongside the separate legal treatment of crypto services and tokenised securities.