icrypex review

Taker fees run 0.01% to 0.35% and maker fees run 0.01% to 0.35%, the same range on both sides of the book. That range opens below the site median of 0.2% and closes under the upper quartile of 0.55%, so costs sit towards the cheaper end of what custodial exchanges charge.

It appears in Crypto Asset Service Provider as a Crypto Asset Service Provider, and it is based in Turkey. That registration covers its operation as a crypto service, and it is not a deposit guarantee, so it does not stand in for a bank or for a compensation scheme.

Proof of reserves is no, so there is no published audit showing customer balances against the exchange's own holdings. Safety then rests on the licence in Crypto Asset Service Provider rather than on a reserve check, which is worth weighing before larger balances are left on the platform.

Fiat deposits run by bank transfer, the method listed in bank. Card and mobile wallet payments are not part of the deposit list, so the account has to be funded from a bank account. That suits people already banking in Turkey rather than those paying by card.

It is a custodial exchange, listed under custodial, so balances are held by the exchange on the holder's behalf and the keys do not sit with the customer. That keeps trading simple, though moving funds out depends on the exchange. Anyone wanting a self-custody wallet would need a different venue.

The exchange lists 124 coins, which is above the exchange median of 74.5. Breadth is solid for a venue of its size, though the listing of from 650 coins at Bitpanda shows how much more some providers carry.

Support runs on email and community, meaning email and community channels rather than a phone line or live chat. Questions about an account or a withdrawal will be handled over email, which suits people comfortable writing and less so anyone who wants to talk it through.