Editor's Review
Crypto exchanges are judged on how much of the desktop platform survives the trip to a small screen, and this app carries most of it: spot trading, order books, charts, a wallet, coin conversion, earn products and peer-to-peer transfers. A 4.76 rating across a hundred million installs suggests the engineering holds up under that weight.
Trading and charts:
The trading screens are the centre of it. Candlestick charts with indicators, limit and market orders, and a portfolio view that tracks holdings across the account. A simplified buy-and-convert flow sits alongside for people who want to swap currency without reading an order book, and keeping those two modes apart is a sensible decision rather than one interface trying to serve both audiences.
Everything around it:
Deposits and withdrawals, local-currency P2P trading, price alerts and yield products for idle balances fill out the rest. Security controls are unusually thorough for a mobile client: two-factor options, withdrawal address whitelists and device management all live in the app instead of being pushed to a browser.
The catches:
None of this works anonymously. Identity verification gates most functions, and what you can actually access depends heavily on where you live, since the exchange operates through different entities and different rules by country. The density that experienced traders appreciate is genuinely intimidating for a beginner, with products of wildly different risk sitting a tap apart. And the assets themselves are volatile; a polished interface does nothing to soften that.
Features
Spot trading with candlestick charts and technical indicators
Limit, market and stop order types
Simplified buy and convert flow for non-traders
Wallet with deposits, withdrawals and transfer history
Peer-to-peer trading in local currencies
Price alerts and portfolio tracking
Yield products for balances left idle
Two-factor authentication and withdrawal address whitelists
Pros
Unusually high rating for an app carrying this much functionality
Beginner and advanced modes instead of one crowded screen
Account security is managed in the app, not handed off to a browser
Deep market coverage compared with smaller exchanges
Cons
Identity verification is required before most features open up
Available products differ sharply from one country to the next
Dense interface that a newcomer can easily misread
The underlying assets carry real risk of loss regardless of app quality
Questions people ask
Do I have to verify my identity?
For most of the app, yes. Registration alone gives limited access; trading, deposits and withdrawals generally require identity verification, and the level demanded varies by region.
Is the exchange available in every country?
No. It operates through different entities and under different rules depending on the market, and some countries are served by a separate local platform or not served at all. Check what applies where you live before funding anything.
What does the app cost?
Installing and using it is free. Trading carries exchange fees, and network fees apply whenever coins are moved off the platform.
Is it safe to keep coins in the app?
The account protections on offer are strong, but funds held on any exchange remain with that exchange. Many long-term holders move balances to a wallet whose keys they control.
