How our links work
Buttons that lead to an exchange, such as “Open an account” or “See the offer”, go through a Cryptomero redirect address in the form cryptomero.com/go/exchange-name. It takes you to the exchange’s website and tells it that you came from us. Depending on the programme, we may be paid when an account is opened, on a first deposit or through a share of the fees generated.
These links carry the technical “sponsored” attribute, which flags them as commercial links to search engines.
What it changes for you
Nothing in terms of price: the fees you pay are the exchange’s own, whether or not you came from Cryptomero. When an exchange offers a code or a welcome offer, we show it on the relevant page.
Our independence
Our ranking is based on the real cost of a trade: trading fee, spread, deposit and withdrawal fees. Whether an exchange is a partner or not makes no difference to this calculation, and many exchanges listed on the website do not pay us at all. When an offer is promoted as part of a partnership, it is labelled “Sponsored”.
Every exchange is presented using the same criteria: fees, payment methods, supported countries, regulation and user reviews.
Exchanges and regulation
Our reviews show each exchange’s regulatory status where it is known, including authorisation under the EU’s MiCA regulation. A partnership is not a recommendation: before trusting an exchange with your money, check its status with the financial regulator in your country.
No investment advice
The information published on Cryptomero is not investment advice. Crypto-assets are volatile and you may lose some or all of the money you invest.
Any questions?
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Last updated: 11 September 2026
