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Exchange review

CEX (Spot), CEX (Derivatives), DEX Active

Bitunix

Founded 2021 Based in VC

Best for

Best for users who want lighter onboarding, 24/7 support coverage, and derivatives trading.

Summary

Bitunix is a centralized exchange for spot trading, founded in 2021 and based in VC. It uses basic identity checks, does not list a fiat onramp, and has unclear proof-of-reserves disclosure.

Quick snapshot

KYC: Basic
Fiat onramp: Not listed
Support: 24/7 via Live Chat, Email
Proof of reserves: Not clarified
Base fees: Not listed

Brokerate score

92 / 100

The score reflects the published trust, fees, transparency, and support signals we could verify on this profile.

Founded: 2021
HQ: VC

Check official site

Use the official site to confirm live fees, regional access, and reserve reporting before funding an account.

Quick evaluation

A fast read on the main decision areas before the detailed profile sections.

Security

3 security controls are listed, including Two-factor authentication and Withdrawal whitelist.

Fees

Base maker and taker fees are not listed. Deposit and withdrawal fee policies are disclosed.

KYC & fiat

Basic KYC is listed, no fiat onramp is listed, and support is listed as 24/7 via Live Chat, Email.

Transparency

Proof-of-reserves support is not clarified. No recent reserve report date is listed.

Pros

24/7 support is listed.
Support channels include Live Chat, Email.
Derivatives markets are listed.

Cons

Proof-of-reserves support is not clarified.
No fiat onramp is listed.
Base maker and taker fees are not listed.

Full exchange details

Overview

Company profile

HQ country

Founded 2021

KYC level

Basic

Fiat support

Not listed

Currencies: USD,EUR

Access & funding

Support channels

Live Chat, Email

24/7 support listed.

Proof of Reserves

Not clarified

Fee snapshot

Not listed

Deposit and withdrawal policy disclosed.

Editorial policy

Transparency

Proof of Reserves

Not clarified

Proof-of-reserves support is not clarified in the profile.

Assets proof

Not clarified

Last report: Not listed
Liabilities proof: Not clarified

No named auditor or method disclosure is listed.

Security & trust

Account protection signals disclosed in the profile and the latest trust context we could verify.

Status: Active
Confidence: 92/100

High-impact protections

3 of 4 higher-impact protections are listed, including Two-factor authentication and Withdrawal whitelist.

Listed

3/4

Two-factor authentication

Listed in the profile

Yes

Hardware 2FA

Not disclosed in the profile

Withdrawal whitelist

Listed in the profile

Yes

Anti-phishing code

Listed in the profile

Yes

Additional checks

Session management: No
Bug bounty: No
Public pentest: No
Insurance disclosed: No

Fees & policies

Trading fee disclosure, tier schedules, and any related policy notes in the profile.

Base maker and taker fees are not listed.

3 fee policy notes are listed.

Fee policy details

Deposit fees policy

Bitunix does not charge a deposit fee for crypto deposits — you can send assets into your account without an exchange fee. You may still pay network fees from the sending wallet or external exchange (charged by the blockchain or external platform, not Bitunix)

Withdrawal fees policy

Bitunix charges a fixed withdrawal fee for crypto transfers, which depends on the blockchain network and asset. These fees are mainly to cover network (miner) costs — Bitunix typically does not add extra markup.

Fee notes

Crypto Deposits: No deposit fee charged by Bitunix. You only pay blockchain network fees from your sending wallet/external platform. ✔️ Fiat Deposits: Bitunix does not charge a deposit fee for fiat transfers. Your bank/payment provider may charge transfer or processing fees. ✅ Summary: Deposit fees on Bitunix = 0% (the exchange doesn’t charge). You may still incur external fees from wallets or banks. Withdrawal Fees 🔹 Bitunix charges a flat fee for crypto withdrawals. This fee generally reflects network (blockchain) costs, not an extra markup by the exchange. Examples (approximate; can vary by network and asset): Asset Typical Withdrawal Fee (network‑based) BTC ~0.000035 – 0.0004 BTC ETH ~0.0001 – 0.00175 ETH (varies by network) USDT ~$0.30 – ~$5 (depends on network) USDC ~1 USDC TRX ~1 TRX

Incidents

Publicly documented incident history in our current dataset.

No publicly documented incidents found in our current dataset.

Absence of incidents in this dataset is not a guarantee of safety or uninterrupted operations.

Product context

Listed product coverage and short editorial background for deeper comparison.

Coverage

Spot trading Margin Futures Perpetuals P2P Copy trading API (REST) API (WebSocket)

Background

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Bitunix is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange and derivatives trading platform launched in 2021 and headquartered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It offers users the ability to buy, sell, and trade hundreds of cryptocurrencies across both spot markets and high‑leverage futures. Trading tools include advanced charting, multiple order types, and features like copy trading for users who want to follow other traders.

The platform is designed for a wide range of traders—from beginners to more experienced users—providing a user‑friendly interface, mobile apps, and multilingual support. It highlights competitive trading fees, VIP fee discounts, and security measures such as two‑factor authentication and risk controls.

Know‑Your‑Customer (KYC) verification is used to comply with global regulations and often required to unlock higher withdrawal limits and full access to platform features.

Bitunix operates in 100+ countries but restricts users from certain jurisdictions (including the United States, Canada, and Mainland China) due to regulatory and compliance considerations.

Reputation and user feedback are mixed: some traders report a smooth, reliable experience with good tools and interface, while others note issues like account restrictions or slow support in certain cases.