Updated November 6, 2026

Binance vs Bybit in comparison

Binance

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How we score. Our editors rate each exchange out of 10 on six criteria: operation, functions, fees, security, beginner friendliness and support. The higher overall score wins.
  • Binance: $0
    Minimum deposit
    Bybit: $1
  • Binance: 416
    Crypto assets
    Bybit: 393
  • Binance: US: with conditionsOnly through Binance.US, a separate exchange run by BAM Trading Services, Inc. (NMLS ID 1906829)
    United States
    Bybit: Not for US usersThe United States is one of Bybit's excluded jurisdictions
Our verdict

Binance or Bybit?

In our view, Binance is the better pick for most readers outside the US and the EEA, while Bybit suits readers in the EEA who want a provider authorized under MiCA. We rate Binance higher overall and the two the same for security and trust.

Choose Binance if

  • You want to start with less
  • You want more coins to choose from
  • You want access in more US states

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Choose Bybit if

  • Clear trading view
  • Large selection of trading tools
  • Low fees

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Ranked lists: lowest fees, for beginners, for US customers.

Side by side

Binance and Bybit compared

Every value we hold for both, grouped. The cup marks the side that is ahead where the data decides; ties and plain differences have no mark.

Binance and Bybit side by side
BinanceWhatBybit
Costs
0.10%Taker feeThe fee for an order that fills at once against the order book, at the entry tier.0.10%
0.10%Maker feeThe fee for an order that waits in the order book, at the entry tier.0.10%
$0Minimum deposit$1
Coins and products
416Crypto assets393
Cryptocurrencies; DerivativesCryptocurrenciesCryptocurrencies; DerivativesWhat you can tradeCryptocurrencies
YesReal coinsMost exchanges and brokers offer the purchase and sale of "real" cryptocurrencies. However, some providers only offer the purchase of derivatives or ETPs (exchange traded products) that merely reflect the asset. In these cases, the underlying cryptocurrency is not purchased directly.Yes
YesWithdraw to your own walletSelf-custody of cryptocurrencies plays an important role for many users who want to manage their cryptocurrencies and thus their "private keys" themselves and not leave them in the hands of the exchange. Most exchanges offer the option of sending the purchased cryptocurrencies to their own wallet.Yes
YesRecurring buysAutomatic purchase of cryptocurrencies at a certain interval (e.g. monthly) for a predetermined amount. The savings plan function is familiar from traditional financial apps and is often also used to regularly buy shares or ETFs in order to achieve a cost average effect.Yes
YesStakingInterest can be earned through "staking" by "freezing" a certain number of cryptocurrencies for a defined period of time. The interest is generated from the consensus algorithm (e.g. "proof of stake"), which is used to validate and secure the network.Yes
NoNFT marketplaceSome exchanges offer trading in non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and provide their own marketplace or integrate external providers.No
YesTrading toolsOffering special tools and functions for professional traders.Yes
Derivatives; Margin trading (leverage); Short/LongDerivativesDerivatives; Margin trading (leverage); Short/LongTrading optionsDerivatives; Margin trading (leverage); Short/LongDerivativesDerivatives; Margin trading (leverage); Short/Long
Spot trading, futures trading, margin Spot trading, trading…futures…Spot trading, futures trading, margin trading, P2P trading, staking; Crypto interest through staking & lending; Functions for professional tradersSpecial featuresSpot, derivatives, bot trading, and copy Spot, trading8derivatives…Spot, derivatives, bot trading, and copy trading8; Bybit Earn; Launchpad
Binance Coin (BNB)Own token
US availability
US: with conditionsOnly through Binance.US, a separate exchange run by BAM Trading Services, Inc. (NMLS ID 1906829)United StatesNot for US usersThe United States is one of Bybit's excluded jurisdictions
Security and trust
FSRA (ADGM, Abu Dhabi)RegulationSome exchanges and brokers are regulated by financial supervisory authorities in certain countries/states. This often entails strict financial regulatory requirements and compliance requirements to which the company must adhere. Regulatory clarity can contribute to greater transparency and thus also greater trustworthiness.CMA (UAE); EU: FMA Austria CMA (MiCA)(UAE)CMA (UAE); EU: FMA Austria (MiCA)
ID rule: Always. ID before you trade, deposit or withdraw.AlwaysWhen ID is askedID rule: Always. ID before you trade, deposit or withdraw.Always
YesTwo-factor authenticationTwo-factor authentication (2FA) is an additional measure to improve the protection and security of user accounts: In addition to the password, a second security component must be entered when logging in, e.g. a PIN code.Yes
NoDeposit protectionDeposit protection describes how a provider safeguards customer assets if it becomes insolvent or loses funds in a hack. Government deposit insurance does not cover crypto held on an exchange: FDIC insurance in the US and EU deposit protection of up to €100,000 per depositor and bank cover money held at banks only. Some exchanges run their own insurance policy or protection fund instead, which covers part of customer assets on terms the exchange sets.No
Apps and account
YesiPhone appYes
YesAndroid appYes
FastAccount openingFast
AdvancedBest suited forTraders
Company
Nest Exchange LimitedCompanyBybit Technology Bybit LimitedTechnology…Bybit Technology Limited
Abu Dhabi, UAEHeadquartersSeychelles (EU entity: Vienna, Austria)SeychellesSeychelles (EU entity: Vienna, Austria)
2017Founded2018
Changpeng Zhao ("CZ"), Yi Changpeng Zhao He("CZ")…Changpeng Zhao ("CZ"), Yi HeFoundersBen Zhou
LargeCompany sizeMedium
11.3 Million FollowersFollowers on X2.9 Million Followers
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Checked November 5, 2026

Fees

What a $1,000 buy costs

Entry tier, spot trading, from the fee pages of both exchanges.

What a $1,000 buy costs: Binance and Bybit
BinanceWhatBybit
Trading fees
0.10%Taker feeThe fee for an order that fills at once against the order book, at the entry tier.0.10%
$1.00A $1,000 market buyThe taker fee applied to a $1,000 buy. Spreads and payment fees come on top.$1.00
0.10%Maker feeThe fee for an order that waits in the order book, at the entry tier.0.10%
$1.00A $1,000 limit order$1.00
Deposits and withdrawals
VariesBinance sets this fee itself and adjusts it to activity on the Bitcoin network. On 2026-10-03 it charged 0.00002 BTC for a Bitcoin network withdrawal, about $1.69 at Binance's BTC/USDT price.BTC withdrawalVariesBybit sets this fee itself and changes it often. Between 2026-10-02 and 2026-10-05 it showed 0.000035 to 0.000068 BTC for a Bitcoin network withdrawal.
$0Minimum deposit$1
  • Bank transfer
  • Card
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • PayPal
  • E-wallets
  • P2P trading
Ways to pay
  • Bank transfer
  • Card
  • P2P trading
GlobalFee scheduleGlobal

Checked October 5, 2026

United States

Binance and Bybit in the US

The answer for US customers and the states each one leaves out. The state pages have the details.

Binance and Bybit in the US: Binance and Bybit
BinanceWhatBybit
US availability
US: with conditionsOnly through Binance.US, a separate exchange run by BAM Trading Services, Inc. (NMLS ID 1906829)United StatesNot for US usersThe United States is one of Bybit's excluded jurisdictions
Only through Binance.US, a separate exchange run by Only BAM…through…Only through Binance.US, a separate exchange run by BAM Trading Services, Inc. (NMLS ID 1906829)States left out

Checked October 15, 2026

Outside the US

Where they are not open

The countries and regions each exchange names in its terms.

Where they are not open: Binance and Bybit
BinanceWhatBybit
Not open
Rules applyThe so-called Donetsk People’s Republic; The so-called Luhansk People’s Republic
  • United States
  • Canada
  • Netherlands
  • Cuba
  • North Korea
  • Iran
  • Crimea
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Not offered inRules applyThe Chinese Mainland
  • Australia
  • United States
  • Hong Kong
  • Singapore
  • Canada
  • France
  • North Korea
  • Cuba
  • Iran
  • Uzbekistan
  • Russian-controlled regions of Ukrainecurrently including the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions
  • Sevastopol
  • Sudan
  • Syria
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Checked October 23, 2026

Our scores

Binance 9.1, Bybit 8.5: six criteria

Our editors set every score out of 10, the same scores as in the two reviews. The method is on How we rate.

  • Operation

    Level on this one.

    Binance
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    Binance

    We rate operation lower than functions and fees. Binance puts spot, margin, futures, options, stocks, Earn, P2P trading, copy trading and bots into one account, and in our view that breadth means many menus before a first-time user places a first trade. Users rate the apps well: 4.76 of 5 from 4,743,344 ratings on Google Play and 4.65 of 5 from 120,427 ratings on Apple's App Store in Britain.

    Bybit

    Bybit runs on the web and in apps for iOS and Android, and Bybit EU has its own app. In our view, one account for spot, derivatives, copy trading and bots works well once you know what you want to trade, but the number of products and order screens takes time to learn.

    App store users rate the main app well: 4.72 on the UK App Store from 5,195 ratings, 4.74 on the German App Store from 7,438 ratings and 4.6 on Google Play from 1.43 million reviews. The Bybit EU app has 4.55 on the German App Store from 360 ratings.

  • Functions & Scope

    Our pick: Binance.

    Binance
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    Binance

    Functions and offer is one of the two criteria we rate highest. By our count of Binance's market data, 416 crypto assets have an active spot market; Binance also lists 87 tokenized US stocks and ETFs (bStocks), and counting those, it has 1,372 active spot pairs in all. Derivatives cover USD-margined and coin-margined futures, options and TradFi perpetuals: 788 USD-margined contracts were trading in the data we read, 213 of them on stocks, indices, commodities and currencies. Where it is offered, you can also trade US stocks and ETFs, with clearing and custody by Alpaca Securities. Around the exchange sit Earn and staking, Auto-Invest for recurring buys, Convert, P2P trading, copy trading and trading bots, Binance Pay and the self-custody Binance Wallet. Two things are gone or limited: the NFT service on the exchange has closed and moved to Binance Wallet, and the Binance Card is offered only to residents of Brazil.

    Bybit

    Bybit's range covers spot, spot margin, perpetual and dated futures, inverse contracts and options, plus copy trading, grid and dollar-cost averaging bots, Bybit Earn, crypto loans, a P2P market, TradFi products through MT5 and 11 tokenized US stocks on spot.

    The limits: Bybit EU lists 108 crypto assets and no USDT or USDC perpetual or futures contracts, and in the UK Bybit relaunched with spot trading and P2P. Bybit closed its NFT marketplace in April 2025. In our view, the range is broad for traders, and we rate it a little lower than Kraken's.

  • Fees & costs

    Our pick: Binance.

    Binance
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    Binance

    Fees are, with functions, the criterion we rate highest. Spot trades cost 0.10% for maker and taker orders at the entry tier, and 0.075% when you pay the fee in BNB. Rates fall with 30-day volume, down to 0.011% maker and 0.023% taker at VIP 9. USD-margined futures with USDT contracts start at 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker. Bitcoin deposits are free. Buying through Buy Crypto costs more: 2% by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, 1.5% with PayPal and 1 EUR by SEPA transfer. Withdrawals carry a flat fee per coin and network that Binance publishes on its fee page and changes with network conditions without notice, so check the current amount before you withdraw. For context, OKX charges 0.08% maker and 0.10% taker at its global entry tier.

    Bybit

    Fees are the criterion we rate highest for Bybit. Spot trading starts at 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker at VIP 0 and falls to 0.030% maker and 0.045% taker at Supreme VIP. Perpetual and futures contracts start at 0.02% maker and 0.055% taker, and options at 0.02% maker and 0.03% taker. Crypto deposits are free, and P2P trades carry no Bybit fee.

    Costs rise for spot pairs against a fiat currency (0.20% taker), for xStocks (0.20%), for One-Click Buy, where the third-party provider sets the fee, and on Bybit EU (0.25% on spot). In our view, Bybit is among the cheaper exchanges for regular trading; our ranking of exchanges by fees shows how other platforms compare.

  • Security & Trust

    Level on this one.

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    Binance

    We rate security and trust below functions and fees. In Binance's favor: since January 2026 its global platform has been regulated by the FSRA in Abu Dhabi, a separate custody company holds client assets under ADGM client-asset rules, and Binance publishes a proof-of-reserves snapshot every month. Its hot wallets were hacked in May 2019 (7,000 BTC) and in October 2026 (about $6.3 billion, by Binance's count), and both times Binance said it would cover the loss itself. Against it: in November 2023 the group company pleaded guilty in the US to anti-money laundering, money transmitting and sanctions violations, and the four US actions required it to pay over $4.3 billion; we found no primary source saying the monitorships that followed have ended. There is no deposit insurance, no outside auditor for the reserve snapshots and no MiCA authorization in the EU.

    Bybit

    Security and trust is the other criterion we rate lowest for Bybit. In its favor, Bybit publishes regular proof-of-reserves reports, names two-factor and hardware authentication in its legal documents and announced a SOC 2 Type II audit by Deloitte, and Bybit EU holds a MiCA authorization from Austria's FMA.

    Against it: about $1.5 billion was stolen from Bybit in February 2025, a theft the FBI attributed to North Korea. In our view, the reserve report after the hack is reassuring.

  • Beginner friendliness

    Our pick: Binance.

    Binance
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    Binance

    We rate beginner friendliness below functions and fees. Every account needs identity verification with a government ID and a liveness check before you can deposit or trade. Buying is simple through Buy Crypto, at 2% by card and 1 EUR by SEPA transfer, and Auto-Invest sets up recurring buys. The catch is the number of products and order types around them. If you are buying crypto for the first time, we think Coinbase is the easier start; we rate it higher for beginners.

    Bybit

    Beginner friendliness is one of the two criteria we rate lowest for Bybit. All products and services need at least Standard identity verification, which Bybit says usually takes about 15 minutes and at times up to 48 hours. Advanced adds proof of address and Pro adds extra due diligence, and the daily withdrawal limit rises from 1 million USDT at Standard to 2 million USDT.

    Recurring Buy, One-Click Buy and P2P give newcomers simple ways in. In our view, the trading screens, the leverage on offer and the number of products make Bybit a better second platform than a first one.

  • Support

    Level on this one.

    Binance
    Bybit
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    Binance

    We rate support lower than most other criteria. Binance says it offers 24/7 customer support in 40 languages.

    Bybit

    Bybit's help center has public articles on fees, identity verification and restricted countries, which we read for this review. For a problem, you submit a case to Customer Support; Bybit says you then receive an automated email with the case number and that the team replies within one working day, at least for verification issues. In our view, the help center is good for self-service, and the case system leaves you a written record.

Pros and cons

What we like and what we don't

From our two reviews, side by side.

Binance

What we like

  • Huge selection of coins
  • Low fees
  • Range of functions

What we don't

  • Might be complex for beginners
  • Hot wallet hack of about $6.3 billion in October 2026

Full Binance review

Bybit

What we like

  • Clear trading view
  • Large selection of trading tools
  • Low fees

What we don't

  • Might be complex for beginners
  • Global platform still under assessment by the Seychelles FSA

Full Bybit review

Reader reviews

What readers say

Reviews from our readers on each review page. We publish them after a check for spam.

Binance

5.0out of 5 from 1 reader review

Reader reviews of Binance

Bybit

5.0out of 5 from 1 reader review

Reader reviews of Bybit

Full comparison

Binance vs Bybit: Fees, Coins, Security Records and Who Each Suits

Neither Binance.com nor Bybit accepts customers from the United States. Binance is the larger exchange, offering more coins, a lower futures taker fee, and a broader selection of products, while Bybit has a MiCA authorization for the EEA that no Binance entity has. Both exchanges have experienced significant losses due to hackers: Bybit in February 2025, and Binance in October 2026, with Binance reopening withdrawals in phases since November 1, 2026. In our view, Binance is the better pick for most readers outside the US and the EEA, while Bybit suits readers in the EEA who want a provider authorized under MiCA. We rate Binance higher overall and the two the same for security and trust.

Where you can use them

Binance.com does not allow users who are located in, residents of, or citizens of the United States. Instead, Americans have the option to use Binance.US, a separate platform operated by BAM Trading Services. This platform is available in 38 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, and has its own account setup and terms. Binance also blocks users from Canada and the Netherlands.

Bybit excludes the United States in its platform terms, applying this rule by nationality, which means even a US citizen living abroad cannot participate. Other countries on its exclusion list include Canada, France, Australia, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

In Europe, the two exchanges differ. Bybit EU GmbH, based in Vienna, is authorized under MiCA by Austria's FMA, allowing operations in the EEA except for Malta. ESMA's register of authorized crypto-asset service providers does not list any Binance entity, and Binance itself states no license in the EU. Binance operates its global platform from Abu Dhabi, with Nest Exchange Limited recognized as an investment exchange by Abu Dhabi's Financial Services Regulatory Authority. Meanwhile, Bybit Technology Limited, located in Seychelles, manages Bybit's global operations.

Trading fees

On spot trading, both exchanges begin at 0.1% maker and 0.1% taker fees for standard users. Binance offers a reduced rate of 0.075% if fees are paid in BNB, with VIP tiers dropping further to 0.011% maker and 0.023% taker for the biggest traders. Within the EEA, Bybit EU charges a flat 0.25% rate at the basic level.

Perpetual futures cost 0.02% per maker order at both exchanges, while takers pay 0.05% at Binance and 0.055% at Bybit. Buying with a card costs 2% at Binance; Bybit leaves the card fee to the third-party provider and shows it on the order page. Bybit's P2P market charges no fee to either side. We rate Binance slightly higher for fees and costs.

Coins and products

By our count, Binance trades 416 crypto assets on spot. Both offer margin, perpetual and dated futures, options, copy trading, trading bots, staking and savings products, and a P2P market.

Binance adds US stocks and ETFs, bStocks tokenized securities and TradFi perpetuals on stocks, indices, commodities and currencies. Bybit lists 11 tokenized US stocks (xStocks) on spot and offers CFDs on its MT5 platform. For range of functions, we rate Binance much higher.

Security and track record

We rate the two the same for security and trust, and both records include a large theft. Binance says its hot wallets were compromised around October 29, 2026, with a loss of about $6.3 billion in token assets. It says it is covering the stolen funds through its SAFU fund, part of its futures insurance fund and its corporate treasury, and by its November 4 update about 98% of the amount had been replenished. Deposits kept working, and withdrawals have reopened asset by asset since November 1, 2026.

In February 2025, Bybit fell victim to a theft of about $1.5 billion in ETH from a cold wallet, an act attributed by the FBI to North Korea. Bybit provides a monthly Merkle-tree proof of reserves. Its October 2026 report indicates a BTC reserve ratio of 102%. Binance also publishes its proof of reserves, with an additional snapshot following the incident.

Binance carries a regulatory history involving November 2023, when Binance Holdings Limited pleaded guilty in the US to charges of anti-money laundering and sanctions violations, and US actions required payments exceeding $4.3 billion.

Ease of use and support

We rate Binance much higher for beginner friendliness and the two the same for operation. Both require identity verification before you can trade or deposit.

For support, we rate them the same. Binance says its chat support team is available 24/7, and Bybit also advertises 24/7 customer support, with cases submitted online.

Our verdict by criterion

In our view, Binance suits most traders outside the US and the EEA, with more coins, more products and lower futures fees, and we rate it higher overall. Bybit is the pick for readers in the EEA who want a MiCA-authorized exchange.

  • Range of functions: Binance, which we rate much higher
  • Fees and costs: Binance, which we rate slightly higher
  • Beginner friendliness: Binance, which we rate much higher
  • Security and trust: rated the same
  • Operation: rated the same
  • Support: rated the same

Which one fits you

  • If you are in the EEA outside Malta and want a licensed provider: choose Bybit, via Bybit EU.
  • For US stocks, ETFs, and TradFi perpetuals alongside crypto: Binance is your pick.
  • For a longer list of coins and lower futures taker fees: opt for Binance.
  • For residents of the US: neither. Binance.US operates independently with a different state list.

Our Binance review and Bybit review give full coverage of each exchange. Related pages include OKX vs Binance, MEXC vs Bybit, and our list of exchanges for derivatives.

Questions about Binance and Bybit

Is Binance better than Bybit?

We think so for most traders outside the US and the EEA. Binance has more coins, a wider product range and a lower futures taker fee, and we rate it higher overall. In our view, Bybit is the better fit if you live in the EEA and want a provider authorized under MiCA.

Can you use Binance or Bybit in the US?

Neither Binance.com nor Bybit permits use in the United States. Bybit extends this exclusion to US citizens living abroad. Americans have the option of Binance.US, a distinct exchange with separate accounts and terms.

Which has lower fees, Binance or Bybit?

Fees at Binance are slightly lower. Both exchanges start at 0.1% maker and 0.1% taker for spot trading, but Binance reduces these to 0.075% with BNB. For perpetual futures, Binance charges takers 0.05% compared to 0.055% at Bybit.

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Questions

Short answers

About Binance and Bybit.

Which has lower trading fees, Binance or Bybit?

Neither: both charge 0.10% taker.

Are Binance and Bybit available in the US?

Binance: Only through Binance.US, a separate exchange run by BAM Trading Services, Inc. (NMLS ID 1906829). Bybit does not serve US customers.

Which has more coins, Binance or Bybit?

Binance, with 416 against 393 on Bybit.

Author

Who wrote this comparison

Ethan Parker

Senior Content Editor

At Exchange Flow, Ethan is recognized as the resident crypto expert. With 10+years of experience navigating the waters of global crypto exchanges, Ethan is a trusted voice in the ever-evolving world of digital currencies. He tests and scrutinizes exchanges so you don’t have to, offering reviews and articles that newbies and seasoned traders alike find invaluable. When he’s not coding, Ethan likes to travel and play retro games. He uses his crypto earnings to fund his trip around the globe.

Updated on November 6, 2026

Sources

Sources, how we rate and our process

Sources

  1. adgm.com, for Binance headquarters, checked October 3, 2026
  2. api.bybit.com, for Bybit crypto assets, checked September 30, 2026
  3. binance.com, for Binance regulation, checked September 30, 2026
  4. binance.com, for Binance special features, Binance company, Binance BTC withdrawal and Binance fee schedule, checked October 3, 2026
  5. binance.com, for Binance when ID is asked and Binance not offered in, checked October 5, 2026
  6. binance.com, for Binance ways to pay, checked October 15, 2026
  7. binance.com, for Binance our scores, checked November 5, 2026
  8. bybit.com, for Bybit taker fee, Bybit maker fee and Bybit regulation, checked September 30, 2026
  9. bybit.com, for Bybit recurring buys and Bybit NFT marketplace, checked October 2, 2026
  10. bybit.com, for Bybit company and Bybit fee schedule, checked October 3, 2026
  11. bybit.com, for Bybit United States, checked October 15, 2026
  12. bybit.com, for Bybit when ID is asked, checked October 22, 2026
  13. bybit.com, for Bybit not offered in, checked October 23, 2026
  14. bybitglobal.com, for Bybit BTC withdrawal, checked October 3, 2026
  15. crypto.news, for Binance NFT marketplace, checked September 30, 2026
  16. data-api.binance.vision, for Binance crypto assets, checked October 3, 2026
  17. exchangeflow.co/exchanges/reviews/binance, for Binance taker fee, Binance maker fee and Binance minimum deposit, checked October 3, 2026
  18. exchangeflow.co/exchanges/reviews/binance, for Binance what you can trade, Binance real coins, Binance withdraw to your own wallet, Binance recurring buys, Binance staking, Binance trading tools, Binance trading options, Binance own token, Binance two-factor authentication, Binance deposit protection, Binance iPhone app, Binance Android app, Binance account opening, Binance best suited for, Binance founded, Binance founders, Binance company size and Binance followers on X, checked November 5, 2026
  19. exchangeflow.co/exchanges/reviews/bybit, for Bybit minimum deposit, Bybit what you can trade, Bybit real coins, Bybit withdraw to your own wallet, Bybit staking, Bybit trading tools, Bybit trading options, Bybit special features, Bybit two-factor authentication, Bybit deposit protection, Bybit iPhone app, Bybit Android app, Bybit account opening, Bybit best suited for, Bybit founded, Bybit founders, Bybit company size, Bybit followers on X and Bybit our scores, checked October 5, 2026
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  21. play.google.com, for Bybit ways to pay, checked October 15, 2026
  22. support.binance.us, for Binance United States, checked October 15, 2026

How we rate

We score every exchange from 1 to 10 on six criteria: operation, functions and scope, fees and costs, security and trust, beginner friendliness and support. The overall score is our editorial judgment of the platform as a whole; it draws on the six scores but is not their average. How we rate

Our process

We take fees, availability, licenses and coin counts from primary sources: Binance and Bybit's own fee schedules, terms and help pages, and the public registers kept by regulators. Every value carries the date we last checked it. The values on this page were checked between September 30, 2026 and November 5, 2026.