Every number has a source
Fees, funding methods, KYC and the contracting entity come from the exchange's own pages or its regulator. Each exchange lists those sources with the date we captured them.
You are deciding where to put your money. It is worth knowing where our numbers come from, and what we will never do with them.
Each one is checkable on the pages of this site.
Fees, funding methods, KYC and the contracting entity come from the exchange's own pages or its regulator. Each exchange lists those sources with the date we captured them.
No exchange pays to appear or to rank higher. Outside an explicit fee sort, the order is alphabetical.
Where a fact is unverified we write that. We do not fill a gap with an estimate, and we do not turn missing information into a criticism.
If an exchange publishes a Brazil-specific schedule we use it. If only its general schedule exists, the row says so.
No article goes live without review and approval by a named human who checks each claim against its source.
When a commercial partnership exists it shows up in the button and the disclosure. Never in the assessment or the ordering.
We use one scenario for every exchange, so you can compare the way you would compare shelf prices.
| Item | How we show it | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase amount | The same for every exchange | 1,000 units |
| Taker fee | The exchange's published fee | 0,1% |
| Trading fee estimate | Amount × fee | 1.00 |
This estimate uses the listed taker fee. Check the live spread and any deposit or withdrawal fees on the exchange.
We use listed fees, funding methods and account features to create factual filters for each goal.
No. Except for explicit fee sorting, options appear by name and do not form a ranking.
CryptoFacts plans to use affiliate partnerships, but no commercial link is enabled without verified terms for the exact market.