Exchange comparison: how a beginner picks from 5
Binance, OKX, Bitget, Bybit and Gate in one table. First get clear on what matters most to you — interface and support channels, available funding routes, copy trading, listed assets or derivatives — then use the tool to compare the relevant features. Availability, limits and products depend on your region and account.
What do you want to use it for? Pick one to see what to compare:
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Before choosing, confirm current product availability, limits, fees and support channels for your region and account.
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| Exchange | Interface / support channels | Funding routes | Limits to check | Beginner checks | Strength | Who it suits | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | Check app language, help center and available support channels | On-chain deposits; card and P2P availability depends on region | On-chain minimums depend on asset and network; card and P2P order limits depend on the channel and current offer | Check identity requirements, fees, networks and order details | Spot, P2P and other products are available subject to region and account | People who just want to stack calmly | — |
| OKX | Check app language, help center and available support channels | On-chain deposits; card and P2P availability depends on region | On-chain minimums depend on asset and network; card and P2P order limits depend on the channel and current offer | Check identity requirements, fees, networks and order details | Exchange products and a Web3 wallet are available subject to region and account | People who value smooth UX and want to touch on-chain | — |
| Bitget | Check app language, help center and available support channels | On-chain deposits; card and P2P availability depends on region | On-chain minimums depend on asset and network; card and P2P order limits depend on the channel and current offer | Check identity requirements, fees, networks and order details | Spot and futures copy-trading products are available subject to region and account | People who want to learn by watching and following others | — |
| Bybit | Check app language, help center and available support channels | On-chain deposits; card and P2P availability depends on region | On-chain minimums depend on asset and network; card and P2P order limits depend on the channel and current offer | Check identity requirements, fees, networks and order details | Spot and derivatives products are available subject to region and account | People who'll study futures later (start on spot) | — |
| Gate | Check app language, help center and available support channels | On-chain deposits; card and P2P availability depends on region | On-chain minimums depend on asset and network; card and P2P order limits depend on the channel and current offer | Check identity requirements, fees, networks and order details | Check current asset, pair, deposit and withdrawal availability | People who want lots of coins and to dig up new tokens | — |
This table is a general overview. An on-chain deposit minimum is set by asset and network, while card and P2P minimum or maximum order sizes depend on the payment channel, region and current offer. Check the live deposit page or order before transferring or paying.
Choose by the products you can legally access, the assets and networks you need, current fees and limits, and the support channels available to you. Verify those details in the account or official documentation before funding it. For more detail, continue with Crypto basics: from zero to one.
This page has no exchange referral links. Some other guides on this site do; whether signing up and trading through one of those links gets you a fee discount, and how much, depends on the exchange's current rules and your account's eligibility. This site is not the official website of Binance, OKX, Bitget, Bybit or Gate. The figures in the table are a rough overview and may differ from each exchange's official real-time information; rely on the official source. Crypto prices are highly volatile and you could lose all your capital; this page is for education only and is not investment advice.