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MiCA authorised
Founded by former DEGIRO executives, with some of the lowest fees in Europe. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
European residents are served by OKX's European entity, which holds a MiCA licence. The platform regularly publishes a proof of reserves that each customer can check.
MiCA authorised
Kraken's advanced interface, free with any Kraken account: limit orders and fees that fall with your 30-day volume. Its European entity is licensed under MiCA in Ireland.
MiCA authorised
Spain's leading exchange, licensed under MiCA. French-language support and a euro order book: one of the few full European alternatives.
Not EU authorised
Without a MiCA licence as of 1 July 2026, Binance no longer accepts new customers living in France and has suspended buying, selling, deposits and staking for French accounts. Outside France, check that it is authorised in your country before opening an account.
MiCA authorised
European residents are served by Bybit EU, the entity licensed under MiCA in Austria. Some products of the global platform, including certain derivatives, are not offered there.
MiCA authorised
Plateforme d'épargne et de prêt adossés à des cryptos, avec agrément MiCA depuis juillet 2026. Prêter vos actifs comporte un risque de contrepartie que le rendement affiché ne montre pas.
MiCA authorised
A Dutch MiCA-licensed exchange that works entirely in euros, with purchases from €1. Fees fall with your 30-day trading volume.
A Canadian exchange with French-language support. Prices in Canadian dollars only.
MiCA authorised
Coinbase's trading interface, included with any Coinbase account: limit orders and fees that fall as your monthly volume grows.
MiCA authorised
The oldest French exchange, licensed under MiCA. Bitcoin against the euro only: no other crypto is offered.
MiCA authorised
Japan's leading exchange, with a European entity licensed in Luxembourg. Euro trading is thin compared with yen trading, so price gaps can be wider.
Not EU authorised
South Africa's leading exchange, licensed as a financial services provider.
MiCA authorised
A Swiss self-custody app: your bitcoin goes straight to your own wallet and is never held by the platform. Bitcoin only. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
Backed by the Stuttgart Stock Exchange. No advertised commission: the platform earns the price spread, around 1.25%. Reserved for residents of Germany and Austria.
MiCA authorised
A German bank where crypto is bought like a share: €1 per order plus the market maker's spread. Important: the crypto stays with the custodian and cannot be sent to your own wallet.
MiCA authorised
The rate shown is that of the trading platform (Crypto.com Exchange). The consumer app applies a much wider spread.
Not EU authorised
Reserved for Japanese residents. Orders that wait in the order book earn a rebate instead of paying a fee.
MiCA authorised
Present in Australia and the United Kingdom, with no euro markets.
Not EU authorised
A French specialist in recurring bitcoin purchases, always sent to your own wallet. Bitcoin only. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
The fee depends on your account tier, which is tied to how many of the platform's tokens you lock: from 1% with no commitment to about 0.25% at the top tier. The price shown here is for the entry tier.
MiCA authorised
One of the oldest exchanges still operating, founded in 2011 and owned by Robinhood since 2025. Its European entity is licensed under MiCA in Luxembourg.
MiCA authorised
A broker: the price shown already includes a spread on top of the stated fees. Twelve currencies are supported, including the Swiss franc and the zloty, with shares and precious metals on the same account.
MiCA authorised
A French bitcoin savings app: spare-change round-ups and recurring purchases. Bitcoin only. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
An Austrian bitcoin-only app with recurring purchases. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
A Dutch MiCA-licensed broker that is easy to use. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
This is the price of the simple buy button, spread included. The same account gives access to Coinbase Advanced, which is much cheaper for the same order book.
Not EU authorised
Some of the lowest fees on the market, but no MiCA licence: in a dispute, no European regulator can be approached.
MiCA authorised
Most trading happens against USDT, so a purchase in euros goes through a conversion. European residents are served by Gate's MiCA-licensed European entity.
MiCA authorised
An exchange of Ukrainian origin, serving Europe from Lithuania. A proof of reserves is published.
Not EU authorised
Reserved for Japanese residents. The zero advertised fees are offset by a margin built into the price.
Not EU authorised
Reserved for Korean residents with a local bank account.
Not EU authorised
An Australian broker: the buy price already includes its margin, hence a wider gap than on an order book. It is aimed at residents of Australia and New Zealand.
Not EU authorised
The Gulf's leading exchange, licensed in Dubai. Prices in dirhams and riyals.
MiCA authorised
A buy gateway: fees of 0.99% by bank transfer up to 3.90% by card are added to the market price. The crypto goes straight to your wallet; you cannot sell back.
MiCA authorised
The first provider registered in France, with human support that explains the pricing. Its fees are among the highest we compare. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
A Dutch broker that sends your crypto to your own wallet. French-language support. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
A neobank where crypto is just one feature among many. The fee depends on your plan — 1.49% on the free plan. Withdrawing to your own wallet is not possible for every crypto.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence, and the platform is closed to French residents. Elsewhere in the European Union, no European regulator can be approached in the event of a dispute.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence. Known for copy trading, which automatically mirrors other traders' positions: a risky practice that can amplify losses.
Not EU authorised
Latin America's leading exchange. No euro markets: it is aimed at residents of Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Colombia.
Not EU authorised
Taiwan's leading exchange. Prices in New Taiwan dollars only.
MiCA authorised
A broker: the price shown here is estimated from the market and the published spread. The account is held in dollars, so a euro deposit is converted.
MiCA authorised
No advertised commission: the platform earns the price spread, about 1.9% on bitcoin when we measured it. Robinhood has also owned Bitstamp since 2025.
MiCA authorised
A French broker whose fee schedule varies with the amount: the real cost depends on how much you invest. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
Not EU authorised
Plateforme destinée aux utilisateurs avertis : dépôt minimum élevé, vérification d'identité longue et pas d'agrément MiCA. Le trading est sans frais, mais les dépôts et retraits en monnaie sont facturés.
Not EU authorised
A long-standing exchange based in the United Kingdom with no MiCA licence: an EU resident cannot turn to a European regulator in a dispute.
MiCA authorised
Left the European Union and the United Kingdom on 6 April 2026: European residents can no longer open an account.
Not EU authorised
Indonesia's leading exchange, registered with the Indonesian regulator. Prices in rupiah only.
MiCA authorised
A buy gateway and the most expensive option we compare: about 4% above the market price when we measured it. Handy for buying by card from a wallet, costly for a large amount.
Not EU authorised
No advertised commission: the platform earns the price spread, around 1.7% on bitcoin.
Not EU authorised
A derivatives-focused platform with no MiCA licence: no European regulator can be turned to in a dispute.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence. The price shown here is an estimate, as the platform only publishes a last traded price. It was hacked in September 2023.
Not EU authorised
A young, leveraged-derivatives platform with no MiCA licence. Leverage can wipe out your whole stake very quickly.
Not EU authorised
Australia's oldest exchange. Prices in Australian dollars only.
Not EU authorised
Australia's largest user base. The simple buy option is expensive, while the platform's own order book charges only 0.10%: that is the price compared here.
Not EU authorised
Brazil's leading exchange. Prices in reais only: it is aimed at residents of Brazil.
Not EU authorised
Covers Chile, Colombia, Peru and Argentina, each in its own currency.
Not EU authorised
A buy gateway, not an exchange: the crypto goes straight to your wallet with no account to open, but the price includes a margin of about 4% that the stated fees do not show. You cannot sell back.
MiCA authorised
Few euro markets: most trading happens against USDT, which adds a conversion. European residents are served by the MiCA-licensed European entity.
Not EU authorised
Thailand's leading exchange, licensed by the Thai SEC. Prices in baht only.
MiCA authorised
A buy gateway: the crypto goes straight to your wallet, and you cannot sell back. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
Not EU authorised
A buy gateway built into many wallets and apps: the crypto goes straight to your wallet, and you cannot sell back. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
MiCA authorised
A Danish gateway built into several hardware wallets. The price shown is estimated from the published fee schedule.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence, no euro deposits, and the platform is closed to residents of France, the United Kingdom and the United States. Trading happens against USDT.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence. Lists many new, often volatile cryptos very early. The price shown here is an estimate, as the platform only publishes a last traded price.
Not EU authorised
An easy-to-use platform, mainly present in Africa and South-East Asia. No MiCA licence for residents of the European Union.
Not EU authorised
Reserved for Korean residents with a local bank account: a European visitor cannot open an account.
Not EU authorised
A very young exchange with no MiCA licence: little track record to judge how solid it is.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence. Many small, thinly traded cryptos: check the price gap before buying.
MiCA authorised
This is the price of the simple buy button. With the same account, Kraken Pro charges much less for the same order book. Kraken publishes a verifiable proof of reserves.
Not EU authorised
A young, derivatives-focused platform with no MiCA licence: little track record to judge how solid it is.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence and no euro deposits: trading happens against USDT.
Not EU authorised
An exchange specialising in small, recently launched cryptos, with no MiCA licence. Many markets are thinly traded, with wide price gaps.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence and no euro deposits: purchases are made against USDT. The platform was hacked in November 2023.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence and no euro deposits. Many small, thinly traded cryptos: check the price gap before buying.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence and no euro deposits: trading happens against USDT.
Not EU authorised
No MiCA licence. Historically focused on the XRP ecosystem, and hacked in April 2023.
Not EU authorised
An Indian exchange hit by a major theft in 2024, followed by a lengthy restructuring: check the status of withdrawals before depositing any funds.
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