Derivatives Exchanges

Binance, launched in 2017, is the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume, offering spot, futures and a wide range of earn products.

OKX (formerly OKEx) is a major global exchange offering spot and derivatives plus a widely used Web3 wallet, with licences in the EU, Dubai and Singapore.

Founded in 2018, Bybit grew into one of the largest exchanges with a derivatives focus; it holds an Austrian MiCA licence and is headquartered in Dubai.

PerpX is a sample international exchange listing 846+ coins.

Tokenex is a sample international exchange listing 765+ coins.

Kraken, one of the oldest US exchanges (2011), is known for strong security, transparency and compliance, and holds an Irish MiCA licence.

Founded in 2018, Bitget has become a major derivatives exchange with a strong focus on copy trading and futures.

Satoshi Hub is a sample international exchange listing 735+ coins.

Gate (formerly Gate.io), active since 2013, lists 3,500+ cryptocurrencies — one of the largest asset catalogues among global exchanges.

Operating since 2017, KuCoin is known for its large altcoin selection and trading bots; in 2025 it pleaded guilty in the US to AML-related violations.

MEXC is a Seychelles-registered exchange known for very low fees and fast listing of new tokens, but it lacks major regulatory licences.

Futurex One is a sample international exchange listing 988+ coins.

Cryptora is a sample international exchange listing 996+ coins.

Chainly is a sample international exchange listing 910+ coins.