cryptosmart review

Trading costs a taker fee of 0.2% on every order, close to the site median 0.2% across the exchanges listed. CryptoSmart ranks 56 of 118 brands on taker fee, so the rate is ordinary rather than a bargain or an outlier. The app itself is €0.

CryptoSmart lists 34 coins, below the site median 62. That places it at 116 of 172 brands on coin count, so the list is built around major assets rather than a long tail. Staking covers ETH, ADA and DOT on top.

Regulated in Italy: the Consob authorisation is Delibera n. 24047 del 24 giugno 2026 and the MiCA registration is MiCA CASP 815600C7E86B02BBE483. Banca d'Italia also appears among the regulators. The operating entity is CRYPTOSMART S.P.A., based in Italy.

Fiat deposits run through bank transfer, which is the funding method on the list. That suits anyone happy to pay from a bank account rather than reach for a card, and keeps the funding rail simple. The balance then sits on a custodial account, custodial, until you trade or stake.

Withdrawals are priced per coin on the network, with a separate euro charge on a standard bank transfer and a higher percentage charge for transfers outside the euro area, so the euro leg can outweigh the coin leg. Funding in runs the same way through bank, which keeps the payment rail in one place.

Staking is available on ETH, ADA and DOT. Terms are flexible: there is no fixed term, ADA and DOT take a short waiting period to unstake, ETH follows a variable network queue, and rewards are distributed weekly. Staking runs on the same custodial account, custodial, rather than a separate wallet.

Custody is custodial, so CryptoSmart holds the assets rather than you, and the wallet is mobile. Being a cex exchange, the app is the single place for buying, holding and staking. Support runs on phone, chat and email, with phone and chat alongside email and a help centre.