Updated October 13, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team

Bybit vs ChangeNOW

Two providers side by side: recorded fees, markets, regulation and platforms for Bybit and ChangeNOW, from the same records as each review.
ChangeNOW

ChangeNOW

Higher score in this comparison

9.4/10

Where Bybit and ChangeNOW differ

Bybit vs ChangeNOW
CompareBybitReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesChangeNOWChangeNOWReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Coins listed3961,000Higher
Taker feeNot confirmed0%
RegulatorsAustrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF)Not confirmed
Fiat deposit methodsNot confirmedCard, Apple pay
Maker feeNot confirmed0%
Proof of reservesYesNot confirmed
Withdrawal feeNot confirmed0
DerivativesNot confirmedNo
Exchange typeNot confirmedCex

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Key differences

  • Founded is lower at ChangeNOW: 2017 vs 2018.
  • Coins listed is higher at ChangeNOW: 1,000 vs 396.

Our verdict on each

Bybit

For crypto customers seeking broad coin coverage, Bybit is a crypto exchange option linked to listed coins and proof of reserves. It suits customers who want many coins in one exchange account and value a published reserves signal alongside custody and account controls.

Read the full Bybit review

ChangeNOW

ChangeNOW suits UK buyers who want a wide catalogue and fee-free trading: 1,000 coins are listed, and the account set spans custodial, self-custody and staking. The company behind it is CHN Group LLC in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, so weigh what you leave on the platform before you fund it.

Read the full ChangeNOW review

Score breakdown

Bybit vs ChangeNOW
AreaBybitChangeNOW
CostNot confirmed9.8Nothing is charged to trade, with a taker fee of 0% and a withdrawal fee of 0, against an exchange median taker fee of 0.2%.
OfferNot confirmed9.3A catalogue of 1,000 coins, with custodial and self-custody accounts plus staking, covers both long-tail buyers and holders who want a balance working.
TrustNot confirmed9.1

How they place

Bybit vs ChangeNOW
RankingBybitChangeNOW
Crypto exchanges221 of 29738 of 297

Every fact side by side

Bybit vs ChangeNOW
FactBybitChangeNOW
FeaturesNot confirmedCustodial, Self custody, Staking
Legal entityBybit EU GmbHCHN Group LLC
HeadquartersAustriaSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
Founded20182017Lower
Support channelsNot confirmedEmail, Chat, Help centre, Community

Crypto wallets

Bybit vs ChangeNOW
FactBybitChangeNOW
Coins supported396Not confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Bybit vs ChangeNOW
FactBybitChangeNOWMedian
Taker feeNot confirmed0%lowest quarter0.15%
Coins listed396highest quarter1,000highest quarter76
Maker feeNot confirmed0%below the median0.1%

Median across 219 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Bybit

Pros

  • Maintains broad listed coin selection for exchange use
  • Publishes proof of reserves as part of exchange transparency

ChangeNOW

Pros

  • A catalogue of 1,000 coins sits well past Bitpanda at from 650 and ActivTrades at 9.
  • Fiat deposits run through card and apple pay, so a UK reader can fund a buy from a card or a mobile wallet.
  • Support covers email, chat and help centre, putting a help centre and live chat in front of email and the community.

Cons

  • Derivatives are listed as no, so there is no leveraged product here for anyone sizing positions beyond their cash.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre, and a phone line is not part of that list for urgent account or withdrawal problems.
  • The operator is CHN Group LLC in VC rather than a UK company, which matters for anyone leaving a balance on the platform.

Who each suits

Bybit

Who it suits

  • Customers seeking broad listed coin choice
  • Customers valuing published proof of reserves

ChangeNOW

Who it suits

  • UK buyers who want the longest catalogue and a taker fee of 0%.
  • Readers who want to choose their holding setup, since custodial, self custody and staking covers custodial and self-custody accounts.
  • Holders who want staking alongside trading on the same venue.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Not bunq, which charges a taker fee of 0.25% to 1.99%, so ChangeNOW wins for anyone who trades often and watches the order book cost.
  • Not Bitpanda, whose from 650 coins cover a smaller catalogue than the 1,000 listed here.
  • Not ActivTrades, where the coin list is 9 and readers after long-tail tokens will find too little choice.

Current offers

ChangeNOW

Current offer

  • Bonus

    ChangeNOW Pro cashback on exchange transactions: 0.1% to 0.2% of exchange turnover

    Free VIP level gives 0.1% cashback with a 1000 NOW monthly cap, Emerald 15 USD/month and Brilliant 100 USD/month plans, Brilliant gives 0.2% with a 50000 NOW cap; paid plans billed in NOW tokens

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Questions about each

Bybit

What does Bybit provide for crypto customers?+

Bybit is associated with crypto exchange activity covering listed coins for holding and trading. It also provides proof of reserves, which supports transparency review. Customers can look at coin coverage, custody and account controls before choosing an exchange home.

Which range does Bybit cover?+

Bybit covers a selection of listed coins for exchange customers to hold and trade. Availability can depend on customer situation, so confirmation of support for particular coins helps planning. A defined list makes it easier to see whether preferred coins appear.

ChangeNOW

What does it cost to trade on ChangeNOW?+

Nothing at the order book. The taker fee is 0% and the maker fee is 0%, so both sides of the book are free on spot orders. Withdrawals are listed at 0. Anything your card issuer or the chain you send to charges sits outside those numbers.

Who runs ChangeNOW?+

The legal entity is CHN Group LLC, registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and the company has been running since 2017. Being an overseas entity is worth factoring in for a UK reader who wants to know exactly which company stands behind the balance.