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bitFlyer is a Japanese exchange group with its own companies for the US and the EU, backed by a New York BitLicense and a MiCA authorization. In our view it suits traders who want bitcoin at a 0.10% fee on the Lightning order book and a licensed operator in their region.
Overview
Quick Facts
bitFlyer is a crypto exchange founded in Tokyo in 2014, with separate companies for the US, the EU and Japan. It offers simple purchases from $1, the Lightning order book and recurring buys.
Informations
Pro's & Con's
- 0.10% Lightning fee at the entry tier, down to 0.03% with volume
- New York BitLicense and state licenses in the US
- MiCA authorization from the CSSF for EU and EEA customers
- Purchases from $1, plus recurring buys
- Free Fedwire and SEPA deposits
- Lightning with more than 20 order types and an API
- 9 crypto assets for US accounts
- US Buy/Sell prices include a fee of up to 6.0%
- Fixed 0.0004 BTC fee per bitcoin withdrawal
- Not available in Nevada
- No proof-of-reserves report found
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Features
Feature Overview
Unique Features
- No separate fee on Buy/Sell, the fee is in the price
- Lightning spot fee of 0.10%, down to 0.03% with volume
- New York BitLicense and MiCA authorization
Tradable Assets
- Cryptocurrencies
Trading Options
- Spot trading on the Lightning order book
- Buy/Sell at a quoted price
- Recurring buys
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We rate operation in the middle of bitFlyer's criteria. bitFlyer runs on the web and in apps for iOS and Android. Its two products split the work: Buy/Sell gives you one price to accept, while Lightning shows an order book with more than 20 order types. App ratings differ by store: the iOS app has 4.3 of 5 from 279 ratings on the US App Store, the Android app 3.6 of 5 from 9.12K reviews on Google Play in the US, and the iOS app 4.4 of 5 from 133,193 ratings on the Japanese App Store. The EU site is in English and French, with no German version. In our view, Buy/Sell suits simple purchases, while Lightning asks more of the user.
Functions are one of the two criteria we rate highest for bitFlyer. Lightning offers more than 20 order types and an API, Buy/Sell covers quick purchases from $1, and recurring buys run in the US and the EU. bitFlyer also runs three regional companies, so US and EU customers each deal with a local operator. What we miss is breadth: US accounts can buy 9 crypto assets, while bitFlyer, Inc. lists 44 for its customers in Japan and adds Easy Exchange, Crypto CFD and bitFlyer Prime there. The EU Lightning order books cover bitcoin and ether. In our view, the score reflects the trading tools more than the coin list.
Beginner friendliness is the criterion we rate lowest for bitFlyer. Buying is simple on Buy/Sell: you accept one quoted price, and purchases start at $1. A recurring buy can automate small purchases in the US and the EU. Opening an account takes an ID, a proof of address and a selfie, and bitFlyer says verification can take less than 5 minutes. In the EU, Quick ID verification works with an EEA-issued ID and a selfie. The cheaper Lightning order book expects you to know order types, and the US help pages and support are in English only. In our view, first-time buyers get an easier start at Coinbase.
Fees are one of the two criteria we rate highest for bitFlyer. Lightning charges 0.10% for makers and takers at the entry tier in the US and the EU, falling to 0.03% at the top volume tier. Buy/Sell has no separate fee, but the price includes one, which in the US ranges from 0.1% to 6.0%. Fedwire and SEPA deposits are free, and bitFlyer Europe charges nothing for crypto deposits; a US wire withdrawal costs $20 and a SEPA withdrawal EUR 0.30. A bitcoin withdrawal costs a fixed 0.0004 BTC. In our view, Lightning users pay a low fee, but on thin order books the gap between bid and ask can cost more than the fee; Buy/Sell users should compare the quoted price with the market price, and small bitcoin withdrawals are expensive.
We rate security and trust in the middle of bitFlyer's criteria. In bitFlyer's favor, each region has a registered operator: FinCEN registration and a New York BitLicense in the US, a MiCA authorization from the CSSF in Luxembourg, and a registration with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau in Japan. bitFlyer says it keeps customer assets separate and crypto in cold storage, and accounts can use two-factor authentication. Against it stand the business improvement order of 2018 and no proof-of-reserves report that we could find. In our view, the licensing is strong, while the reporting on reserves lags behind exchanges that publish it.
We rate support in the middle of bitFlyer's criteria. bitFlyer publishes FAQ pages for each region on accounts, deposits, fees and trading. In the US, bitFlyer names the contact form as the fastest way to reach support, which answers Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PT, excluding federal holidays; there is also a voicemail line, and support is in English only. US customers who need higher limits can ask support for an upgrade to the Trade Pro class, which has none. Some documents are dated: bitFlyer USA's terms of use were last updated in June 2022. In our view, the help pages and the contact form cover the basics, but some answers need a refresh.
In our view, bitFlyer is a good fit for US and EU traders who want bitcoin on an order book with a low published fee: 0.10% at the entry tier, a New York BitLicense in the US and a MiCA authorization in the EU. Its three regional companies give customers a local operator, and recurring buys run in the US and the EU. Its main weakness is depth: the Lightning order books are thin, so a larger order can cost more than the fee. Readers who weigh other US options can compare Coinbase and Kraken in our Coinbase vs Kraken comparison.
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bitFlyer Review: Fees, US Availability, Security and Who It Suits
Our verdict: in our view, bitFlyer is a good fit for US and European traders who seek a low published trading fee on bitcoin with a licensed operator behind it. bitFlyer began operations in Tokyo in 2014, and bitFlyer USA, Inc. serves US customers. Functions and fees are the criteria we rate highest.
bitFlyer suits you if:
- you trade bitcoin and desire an order book with a charge of 0.10% per trade for volumes below $50,000 over a 30-day period.
- you reside in New York, where bitFlyer USA holds a BitLicense.
- you wish to begin modestly: purchases start at $1, and a recurring-buy plan is available in the US and the EU.
bitFlyer might not be the right fit if:
- you require a large coin list. US accounts can purchase 9 crypto assets.
- you are unfamiliar with crypto and seek the simplest start. We rate beginner friendliness lowest for bitFlyer.
- you buy through the simple Buy/Sell screen and want every cost itemized separately.
Further down, we compare bitFlyer with Coinbase, Kraken and Bitpanda.
| Crypto Exchange | Cryptos | Trading Fee | Withdrawal Fee | For US Users? | EF Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 WEEX | 1173 | 0.1 % | ₿ 0.00016 | No |  9.8 /10 |
 MEXC | 1262 | 0.05 % | ₿ 0.00002 | No | 9.6 /10 |
 Binance | 416 | 0.1 % | 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. | No | 9.4 /10 |
 OKX | 304 | 0.35OKX US entry tier (OKX INC.) for US residents. The global and EEA entry tier is 0.08% maker and 0.10% taker. % | VariesOKX charges the Bitcoin network fee it shows on its withdrawal page, and the amount changes with network load. On 2026-10-05 it showed 0.000015 BTC, about $1.29 at the OKX BTC index price. | Yes | 9.3 /10 |
 Bitpanda | 568 | 0.99 % | VariesBitpanda adjusts this fee to congestion on the Bitcoin network and says it earns nothing from it. On 2026-10-03 it showed 0.00000598 BTC, about $0.51 at Bitpanda's BTC price. | No | 9.2 /10 |
 KuCoin | 837 | 0.1 % | ₿ 0.00009 | No | 8.9 /10 |
 Bitvavo | 426 | 0.25 % | VariesBitvavo sets this fee itself and changes it with blockchain capacity. On 2026-10-03 it charged 0.000017 BTC, about $1.44 at Bitvavo's BTC/USDC price. | No | 8.8 /10 |
 eToro | 150 | 1 % | VariesMoving BTC from your eToro investment account to the eToro crypto wallet costs 2% of the amount (at least $1, at most $100). Sending it from the wallet to an external address then costs only the Bitcoin network fee. | Yes | 8.8 /10 |
 Kraken | 629 | 0.8 % | VariesKraken may adjust this fee as its costs and market conditions change. On 2026-10-03 its fee page showed 0.000015 BTC for a Bitcoin withdrawal when viewed from the US. | Yes | 8.8 /10 |
 Pionex | 311 | 0.05 % | ₿ 0.000018 | No | 8.5 /10 |
 Bybit | 393 | 0.1 % | VariesBybit 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. | No | 8.5 /10 |
 Coinbase | 407 | 0.9Coinbase Advanced spot entry tier for US residents. In the EU and UK the entry tier is 0.25% maker and 0.50% taker; in Brazil, India and other international markets it is 0.09% maker and 0.10% taker. % | VariesCoinbase sets this fee from its own estimate. Estimated Bitcoin network cost on 2026-10-03: about $0.36 (range $0.12 to $0.83 over the previous 24 hours, mempool.space). | Yes | 8.3 /10 |
 BSDEX | 10 | 0.35 % | ₿ 0 | No | 8.2 /10 |
 Bitfinex | 68 | 0 % | ₿ 0.00006 | No | 8.1 /10 |
 Bitstamp | 114 | 0.4 % | VariesBitstamp charges its own estimate of the Bitcoin network fee plus a processing fee it does not publish, and shows the total before you confirm. Estimated network cost on 2026-10-03: about $0.36 (range $0.12 to $0.83 over the previous 24 hours, mempool.space); the processing fee comes on top. | Yes | 8.1 /10 |
 Bitget | 511 | 0.1 % | ₿ 0.00002 | No | 8 /10 |
 justTRADE | 73 | 0.125justTRADE charges no maker or taker fees. You pay a 0.125% commission per crypto order plus a spread of at least 0.175% in the price. % | Not possiblejustTRADE does not allow transfers of crypto into or out of your account. | No | 8 /10 |
 Crypto.com | 416 | 0.5 % | VariesCrypto.com Exchange quotes 0.0004 BTC for a Bitcoin withdrawal, about $33.82 at its BTC price on 2026-10-03. The quote is based on an estimate of network fees, so the final fee may differ. | Yes | 8 /10 |
 Trade Republic | 50 | 0Trade Republic charges no commission on crypto trades. You pay a €1 settlement fee per trade, plus a spread in the price. % | VariesTrade Republic charges no fee to send crypto; you pay only the Bitcoin network fee. Estimated network cost on 2026-10-03: about $0.36 (range $0.12 to $0.83 over the previous 24 hours, mempool.space). | No | 7.9 /10 |
 Phemex | 139 | 0.1 % | ₿ 0.000015 | No | 7.8 /10 |
 Scalable Capital | 32 | 1% % | ₿ 0.99% - 0.69% | No | 7.8 /10 |
 CEX.IO | 272 | 0.25 % | VariesCEX.IO lists this fee as floating and sets the amount itself. On 2026-10-03 it listed 0.000075 BTC, about $6.35 at CEX.IO's BTC price. | Yes | 7.5 /10 |
 Relai | 1 | 1Relai charges a 1.00% service fee on transactions of €50 to €99,999.99, plus its own margin in the price. % | No feeRelai's wallet is non-custodial, so the bitcoin you buy is held in your own wallet. Relai covers the Bitcoin network fee when you buy; when you sell, the network fee is included in the price shown. | No | 7.5 /10 |
 Plus500 | 24 | 0Plus500 offers crypto as CFDs in the EEA. It charges no fee to open or close a trade and is paid mainly through the spread built into its quoted price. % | Not possiblePlus500 offers crypto as CFDs, so there are no coins to withdraw. | No | 7.5 /10 |
 WhiteBIT | 338 | 0.1 % | VariesWhiteBIT bases this fee on blockchain fees and the price of bitcoin, and it can change the fee without notice. On 2026-10-08 it listed 0.00009 BTC for a withdrawal on the Bitcoin network, about $7.48 at WhiteBIT's BTC price. | No | 7.4 /10 |
 Gate.io | 1464 | 0.1 % | VariesGate adjusts its withdrawal fees every hour based on network conditions. On 2026-10-04 its fee page showed 0.00003 BTC for a Bitcoin withdrawal, about $2.57 at Gate's BTC price. | No | 7.2 /10 |
BitFlyer | 9 | 0.1bitFlyer USA entry tier for Lightning Spot; bitFlyer Europe also charges 0.10%. On bitFlyer USA, the Buy/Sell service has no separate fee, but its prices include a fee of 0.1% to 6.0%, and more when prices move sharply. % | ₿ 0.0004 | Yes | 7.1 /10 |
 Hotcoin | 285 | 0.2 % | ₿ 0.00003 | No | 7.1 /10 |
 bitcoin.de | 8 | 0.5 % | ₿ 0.000079 | No | 7 /10 |
 Gemini | 80 | 1.2 % | VariesGemini charges a dynamic fee meant to cover the Bitcoin network fee. Estimated network cost on 2026-10-03: about $0.36 (range $0.12 to $0.83 over the previous 24 hours, mempool.space). | Yes | 6.5 /10 |
 LBank | 885 | 0.1 % | ₿ 0.00005 | No | 6.3 /10 |
 Libertex | 102 | 0.1Libertex offers crypto only as CFDs. It charges a 0.1% commission on crypto CFDs, and the spread varies with the market. % | Not possibleLibertex offers crypto only as CFDs, so there are no coins to withdraw. | No | 6.1 /10 |
 Upbit | 360 | 0.05 % | ₿ 0.0002 | No | 6 /10 |
bitFlyer at a glance
- Group: bitFlyer Holdings, Inc., Tokyo; founder and CEO Yuzo Kano
- US operator: bitFlyer USA, Inc., San Francisco (FinCEN registration 31000245897927, NMLS ID 1528491)
- EU operator: bitFlyer EUROPE S.A., Luxembourg, authorized under MiCA by the CSSF
- Japanese operator: bitFlyer, Inc., Tokyo, founded in 2014 and registered as crypto-asset exchange service provider No. 00003 with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau
- Lightning spot fee for US accounts: 0.10% for makers and takers below $50,000 of 30-day volume, falling to 0.03% above $500 million
- Buy/Sell for US accounts: no separate fee, but the buy and sell prices include a fee of 0.1% to 6.0%
- Bitcoin withdrawal: 0.0004 BTC, a fixed amount
- Crypto assets: 9 for US accounts on Buy/Sell; 44 for customers of bitFlyer, Inc.
Who can use bitFlyer
bitFlyer operates three distinct companies, each serving its own region with different terms and fees. bitFlyer USA, Inc. serves US residents, bitFlyer EUROPE S.A. serves residents of the EU and the EEA, and bitFlyer, Inc. serves residents of Japan.
In the US, bitFlyer USA's states page lists 49 states plus Washington, DC; Nevada is the only state not listed. For Colorado, Indiana, Maryland and Massachusetts, the page shows the money transmitter license as pending, and for Louisiana the virtual currency license. bitFlyer USA holds a New York BitLicense from NYDFS and state money transmitter licenses. To open an account, you need a US ID, a proof of address and a selfie.
In Europe, bitFlyer EUROPE S.A. in Luxembourg is authorized as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA by the CSSF, and the authorization covers all 30 EEA states (Luxembourg plus 29 by passport). bitFlyer Europe's services are not available to UK consumers.
If you live in the US, our list of exchanges for US customers compares the exchanges open to US customers.
What bitFlyer offers
bitFlyer provides two trading options. Buy/Sell is the straightforward choice: you buy or sell at a price bitFlyer quotes, starting from $1 in the US or EUR 1 in the EU. bitFlyer Lightning is an order book exchange with more than 20 order types and an API, for traders who prefer to set their own prices.
US accounts can buy 9 crypto assets on Buy/Sell: bitcoin, ether, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Polkadot, Stellar Lumens, Tezos and Basic Attention Token. bitFlyer notes that not every coin is available in every state. On Lightning, US accounts trade BTC/USD, ETH/USD, BTC/JPY and ETH/BTC.
bitFlyer Europe announced 17 new crypto assets in September 2024 and listed them over the following weeks, including XRP, Avalanche, Chainlink, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. POL and PEPE were added later. Its Lightning order books for EU accounts cover bitcoin and ether.
Alongside trading, bitFlyer offers recurring buys in the US and the EU. A Crypto CFD on bitcoin with up to 2x leverage for individuals is available only at bitFlyer, Inc. in Japan. US and EEA accounts trade spot only.
What bitFlyer costs: a worked example
Suppose you live in the US and want to purchase bitcoin and transfer it to your own wallet:
- Deposit dollars by Fedwire wire transfer: free on bitFlyer's side.
- Purchase on Buy/Sell: no separate fee, but the price includes a fee of 0.1% to 6.0%, with higher fees during sharp price movements.
- Alternatively, purchase on Lightning (BTC/USD): 0.10% below $50,000 of 30-day volume, the same rate for makers and takers.
- Withdraw the bitcoin: 0.0004 BTC per withdrawal, a fixed amount.
- Withdraw dollars back to your bank by wire: $20.
bitFlyer's Lightning order books are thin. In our checks, BTC/USD traded between a quarter of a bitcoin and about two bitcoin a day, ETH/USD went more than a week without a trade, and the gap between the best bid and ask ranged from about 0.1% to 0.6% of the price, up to six times the 0.10% fee. In our view, Lightning is cheaper when its order book is deep enough for your order, as its fee is published and remains at 0.10% at the entry tier. For comparison, Kraken Pro charges 0.40% maker and 0.80% taker at its entry tier, and Coinbase Advanced charges US customers 0.50% maker and 0.90% taker. Our fee comparison table lists the spot fees of every exchange we review side by side.
In the EU, SEPA deposits are free and SEPA withdrawals cost EUR 0.30 up to EUR 250,000. Lightning charges the same 0.10% at the entry tier. Buy/Sell has no trading fee, but bitFlyer says its prices carry a spread that grows in volatile markets, and it publishes no figure for it.
Security and regulation
Licenses and registrations
bitFlyer USA, Inc. is registered with FinCEN as a money services business (31000245897927) and lists its state licenses under NMLS ID 1528491, including New York BitLicense 122474.
bitFlyer EUROPE S.A. is a MiCA crypto-asset service provider authorized by the CSSF in Luxembourg since June 2026. Its terms of use still reference its older registration as a virtual asset service provider and its payment institution license from the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance.
In Japan, bitFlyer, Inc. has been a registered crypto-asset exchange service provider since 2017 and is a member of the JVCEA.
How bitFlyer holds customer assets
bitFlyer says it manages customer assets separately from its own and keeps crypto in cold storage with multi-signature protection. We found no proof-of-reserves report on bitFlyer's websites, and its security pages name no deposit protection or insurance fund.
Incidents
In June 2018, the Kanto Local Finance Bureau ordered bitFlyer, Inc. to improve its business operations under the Payment Services Act, focusing on its management structure. bitFlyer states that there has been no hacking damage under its group's management.
Who should not use bitFlyer
- Buyers who frequently move small amounts of bitcoin off the exchange: each withdrawal costs 0.0004 BTC.
- Consumers in the UK, where bitFlyer Europe's services are unavailable.
Alternatives to bitFlyer
If bitFlyer does not align with your plans, these exchanges are worth considering:
- Coinbase is available in the US in all states and lists 407 crypto assets, and we rate it higher for beginners.
- Kraken lists 629 crypto assets and serves US customers except residents of New York and Maine. Kraken Pro charges 0.40% maker and 0.80% taker at the entry tier.
- Bitpanda is authorized under MiCA by the FMA in Austria and lists 565 crypto assets.
To compare the two US options against each other, see our Coinbase vs Kraken comparison.
How we rated bitFlyer
We score every exchange on six criteria, explained on our How we rate page. For bitFlyer, we rate functions and fees highest and operation, security, and support in the middle. The sections below explain each score.
FAQ
Is bitFlyer available in the US?
Yes, through bitFlyer USA, Inc. Its states page lists 49 states plus Washington, DC; Nevada is the only state not on it. You need a US ID, a proof of address and a selfie to open an account.
What are bitFlyer's fees?
On Lightning, bitFlyer charges 0.10% for makers and takers below $50,000 of 30-day volume, falling to 0.03% above $500 million. Each withdrawal has a fixed fee: 0.0004 BTC for bitcoin and 0.005 ETH for ether.
Does bitFlyer offer futures?
Not for US or EEA accounts: their Lightning markets list spot pairs only. bitFlyer, Inc. offers a Crypto CFD on bitcoin with up to 2x leverage for individuals, but only in Japan.
Is bitFlyer safe?
Each bitFlyer company is registered or licensed in its region: with FinCEN and state regulators in the US, under MiCA by the CSSF in Luxembourg, and with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau in Japan. bitFlyer states it keeps customer assets separate from its own. Against that stands a business improvement order in 2018. In our view, that record fits a middle security score.
Can you buy Solana on bitFlyer?
Not with a US account: Solana is not on bitFlyer USA's Buy/Sell list. bitFlyer, Inc. listed SOL for its customers in Japan in 2026.
How we checked this review
We read bitFlyer's states page, fee schedules and help center, checked its Lightning market data and looked up its companies in the public registers of their regulators.
About the author
Ethan Parker is Senior Content Editor at Exchange Flow. He has followed crypto since 2015, from Bitcoin and Ethereum to the exchanges people use to buy and trade them.
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