Exchanges with 24H trading volume exceeding 71.62%
83 /100
$1,600,000,000
9.08% 
KCEX
Questionable Regulatory License
Global Business
Basic Information
Country/RegionSeychelles
Exchange AbbreviationKCEX
Company NameKCEX
Operating Period2-5 years
Websitehttps://www.kcex.com/
Exchange TypeCentralized Exchange
RiskNotice
1 risk alerts
No Regulatory License
Be aware of the risks!
| Currency/Name | Trade | Unit Price | Change | 24H Vol | +2%/-2% Market Depth | Liquidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | BTC/USDT | $78,946.12 | 2.13% | $1,923,017,259.61 | $8.65M/$23.73M | 946 |
| ETH/USDT | $2,474.47 | 1.18% | $501,317,604.54 | $12.30M/$8.75M | 808 |
| SOL/USDT | $96.17 | 0.95% | $18,301,957.82 | $7.09M/$13.95M | 706 |
| SNXXB/USDT | $13.21 | 14.21% | $16,808,132.79 | $273.55K/$260.98K | 443 |
| USD1/USDT | $0.99998063 | 0.01% | $13,183,973.06 | $1.49M/$1.35M | 673 |
| ALON/USDT | $0.00776486 | 6.07% | $8,572,883.64 | $542.04/$548.03 | 78 |
| ZEC/USDT | $815.06 | 6.46% | $7,655,577.64 | $1.71M/$1.07M | 643 |
| NEAR/USDT | $1.96 | 0.27% | $6,242,212.85 | $407.80K/$595.55K | 475 |
| XRP/USDT | $1.47 | 1.82% | $5,650,244.17 | $2.32M/$2.96M | 663 |
| DOGE/USDT | $0.08943989 | 3.68% | $4,071,232.36 | $1.55M/$1.97M | 621 |
Exchange Overview
Exchange Overview
What is KCEX?
Founded in 2021, KCEX upholds the core values of “Users First, Security Above All,” and is committed to providing the best service, lowest fees, and widest range of assets. The platform offers zero-fee spot and futures trading, zero withdrawal fees, and supports over 1,000 spot pairs and 500 futures pairs for trading.The KCEX team comprises professionals from blockchain and finance fields, boasting extensive experience and technical expertise to ensure platform stability and security. The KCEX contract platform supports perpetual contracts for multiple mainstream cryptocurrencies, such as BTC and ETH, enabling users to participate flexibly in the market and pursue higher returns. We are committed to continuously expanding contract offerings to meet the needs of various investors. Our vision is to enable everyone to easily participate in the digital economy and enjoy the opportunities and value brought by digital assets.
When was KCEX established?
KCEX was founded in 2021 and is a well-recognized trading platform in the industry. With over 10 million registered users and a global network of partners, we provide multilingual, high-quality services 24/7 to users across dozens of countries.
What Coins Are Supported on KCEX ?
KCEX supports over 500 digital assets. Users can buy, sell, and trade nearly 500 cryptocurrencies on the KCEX platform, including major cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, and SOL, as well as emerging project tokens such as ENA, USUAL, and HYPE. With a rapid listing process for popular tokens, KCEX ensures users trade ahead of others.
How Much Are KCEX Fees?
KCEX is the lowest-fee trading platform for small-cap pairs in the industry.
Withdrawal fees 0，Spot trading fees 0，Contract trading fees: Maker 0%, Taker 0.01%
How much Leverage is available in Margin Trading on KCEX ?
KCEX enables leverage trading for margin trading, futures trading, or leveraged tokens. Leverage levels range from 5x to 125x, depending on the trading pair, catering to investors with varying risk appetites and helping users flexibly manage risk and returns.
KCEX adheres to the principles of "User First, Security Foremost, Innovation Driven," striving to deliver comprehensive digital asset trading solutions for users worldwide.
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