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Compare CoinFLEX.com vs. BitQuick.co

Pro:
  • Founders have clear track record in crypto trading
  • New features: Initial Futures Offerings
  • Physically Delivered Bitcoin futures
  • Probably the fastest way to buy and sell BTC
  • Trading with cash
Contra:
  • Might not be suitable for newbies
  • New company
  • No fiat support
  • Higher fees
  • Need to go to the bank to make it happen
  • Site was offline for a month after an attack
Company Location:
Company Location Republic of Seychelles
Company Location Cincinnati, US
Customer Support:
Customer Support Email, Telegram chat
Customer Support Business hours, email and ticket support
Futures:
Futures Yes
Futures No
Derivates:
Derivates Yes
Derivates No
Margin Trading:
Margin Trading up to 20x
Margin Trading No
Has been hacked:
Has been hacked No
Has been hacked Yes
Security:
Security High
Security Good
Tradeable Coins:
Tradeable Coins BTC, USDT, USDC, DOT, ETH, FLEX, BCH
Tradeable Coins Bitcoin
Trading Volume:
Trading Volume N/A
Trading Volume Medium
Deposit Fees:
Deposit Fees No
Deposit Fees No
Trading Fees:
Trading Fees 0,03%
Trading Fees 0.00%-2.00%
Withdrawal Fees:
Withdrawal Fees 0.03%
Withdrawal Fees No
 
About CoinFLEX.com:
Coinflex is the first cryptocurrency exchange on the world which offers physically delivered bitcoin futures. There is no cash exchange that happens at settlement, everything is delivered in crypto. Beyond the low fees, Coinflex also offers leveraged bitcoin and stablecoin trading up to 20x which makes them one of the most unique service provider in […] Read CoinFLEX.com Review »
About BitQuick.co:
Bitquick is an exchange used for buying and selling Bitcoins. Jad Mubaslat founded the exchange in 2013. The company is based in Cincinnati, US. Bitquick is known as the first Bitcoin marketplace to provide public proof of reserve in February of 2014. The focus of the exchange is not specific, they are focused on the […] Read BitQuick.co Review »