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Overview
Quick Facts
LBank is a cryptocurrency exchange that offers many pairs in the Korean won fiat currency. Founded in 2013, LBank provides a variety of quantitative trading robots, including the most well-known Grid Trading robots.
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Pro's & Con's
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Features
Feature Overview
Unique Features
- Over 450 cryptocurrencies
- 0% Spot trading fees
- KYC not mandatory
Tradable Assets
- Cryptocurrencies
Trading Options
- Derivatives
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User Interface
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User Reviews
The exchange offers a user-friendly interface with a straightforward layout. However, the platform can be a bit slow and buggy at times, and some of the products are displayed but not usable or barely usable.
LBank is a cryptocurrency exchange that was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Indonesia. It supports a wide range cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cosmos, Polkadot and many others
Lbank's user interface is described as not the best on the market, being slow and buggy at times
Lbank's fees elicit mixed reactions; while some users are satisfied with the fee transparency, others consider the costs, particularly for small volume trades, to be higher than other exchanges.
Lbank has received mixed reviews. Some users have reported issues with the platform's user interface and customer support
Lbank's support experiences vary, with some users appreciating quick and effective assistance and others facing slow responses and problem-solving struggles
LBank offers a straightforward but sometimes problematic user interface, and while some users are satisfied with its fee structure, others find costs for small trades high. Reviews on customer support and platform performance are mixed, indicating an area for potential enhancement.
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Ethan is the go-to crypto guru at Exchange Flow, with nearly a decade steering traders through crypto exchange platforms worldwide, Ethan brings welcome clarity to the complex terrain of digital currencies. His hands-on approach to testing and analyzing exchanges worldwide makes his reviews and articles valuable information for readers and newcomers in the crypto world. Beyond his crypto expertise, Ethan is a retro gaming enthusiast and an explorer at heart, using his crypto gains to fuel adventures around the world. Dive into Ethan’s articles and reviews for a global perspective on cryptocurrency that’s as enlightening as it is engaging.