EXMO
5-10 years
Not Regulated
Exchange
Questionable Regulatory License
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Basic Information

Country/Region
Russia
Exchange AbbreviationEXMO
Company NameEXMO.me
Operating Period5-10 years
Websitehttps://exmo.me/
Exchange TypeCentralized Exchange

Score

0.00/10
2026-08-26 Rating

RiskNotice

3 risk alerts
High Risk 2
Medium Risk 1

No Regulatory License

Be aware of the risks!

Trading Volume

24H VolAverage

Exchanges with 24H trading volume exceeding --

0 /100
$3.75
26.52%

Currency Accepted

1Currency
1Trade
LiquidityNO.123
Currency/NameTradeUnit PriceChange24H Vol+2%/-2% Market DepthLiquidity
BTC
BTC/USDT$62,807.280.02% $3.76$21.61K/$6.53K3

Exchange Overview

Exchange Overview

EXMO.me is one of the leading cryptocurrency platforms in the CIS, serving Russian users for over 10 years. It is a convenient and secure crypto exchange with more than 180 trading pairs. The platform supports RUB deposits and withdrawals, offers low fees, passive income through EXMO Earn, and ready-made investment portfolios. With an intuitive interface and robust security, EXMO.me is suitable for both beginners and experienced traders.

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News

UK watchdog bans seven crypto ads failing to highlight potential trading risks

In a bid to promote ethical crypto trading in the country, the UKs advertising watchdog has banned seven cryptocurrency advertisements of leading crypto companies due to their inability to “illustrate the risk of the investment.”  Leading crypto companies such as Etoro, Exmo, Coinburp, and Luno had to face ASAs crackdown for:  “Irresponsibly taking advantage of consumers inexperience” and failing to explain the potential risks associated with cryptocurrency trading. ASAs crackdown on crypto companies  This is not the first time when ASA had imposed an outright ban on crypto ads failing to highlight crypto investment risks. The UK watchdog had earlier banned Floki Inu advertisements quoting “irresponsible promotion.”  The seven crypto ads banned were mostly produced by crypto companies themselves in a bid to attract more users. This was the case for Coinburp, Luno, Exmo, and Etoro. However, ASA also banned marketing campaigns of ad firms Europe and Payward for displaying ads for American crypto exchanges Coinbase and Kraken.   In Krakens case, a complaint was filed due to a digital poster that the exchange had put up in the London underground station. Even though the exchange had issued a disclaimer with the advertisement, ASA was quick to conclude that “consumers would not have had the

UK watchdog bans seven crypto ads failing to highlight potential trading risks
2021-12-17Deep Dive

Research: 81% of the largest companies use blockchain

According to research by Blockdata, over 80% of the top 100 public companies currently use blockchain technology.  But even if we exclude companies that are only at the technology research stage from the list, there will still be 65 companies actively developing their blockchain solutions.  The study also included data on the technologies companies prefer and the purpose of their use.  Large corporations began to show interest in the technology and implement blockchain back in 2014; as of September 2021, 81 out of the 100 largest public companies are using blockchain technology.  This list also includes companieswho are still in the research phase of blockchain technology, which means that they are now exploring all the possibilities available to determine if this technology is right for them.   Blockchain of varying degrees of development  However, even if we do not take into account thosecompanies that are currently in the research stage, there are still 65 companies actively developing their blockchain solutions. Blockdata has classified companies according to five levels of blockchain technology development.  Currently 16 leading public companiesworlds are only at the stage of exploration. At this time, 14 have already started launching pilot programs, which means that they are preliminary testing the blockchain solution to see if

Research: 81% of the largest companies use blockchain
2021-09-27Deep Dive