Upbit

Upbit

4.3/5 · Data verified on

71,6% market share Korea; fee 0,05% flat; ISMS certified; K-Bank real-name. only Korea/KRW; no derivatives; barrier to entry high. only Korea of the Sud; KRW only; no derivatives for legge coreana

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Transparency: Medium
61/100 · see methodology

Data & conditions

Maker / Taker fee 0.25% / 0.25%
Markets Spot
Supported assets 250+
Fiat on-ramp Yes
Fund custody Custodial (platform holds funds)
KYC Full
Supported countries APAC · 1+ countries
OAM Italy registration No
Segment B2C
MiCA / License status VASP Korea FSC Corea del Sud; ISMS

Strengths

  • 71,6% market share Korea; fee 0,05% flat; ISMS certified; K-Bank real-name.

Weaknesses

  • Only Korea/KRW; no derivatives; barrier to entry high.

Verdict

A ★ 4.3/5

71,6% market share Korea; fee 0,05% flat; ISMS certified; K-Bank real-name. only Korea/KRW; no derivatives; barrier to entry high. only Korea of the Sud; KRW only; no derivatives for legge coreana

Promp's editorial rating based on real fees and net annual cost. Promp reviews third-party products independently.

FAQ

What are Upbit's fees?

On Upbit, spot fees are maker 0.25% / taker 0.25%. They drop with monthly volume and VIP tier.

Is Upbit regulated in Europe?

Regulatory status of Upbit: FSC Corea del Sud; ISMS. Licence: VASP Korea (KR).

Does Upbit publish Proof of Reserves?

Proof of Reserves publication is not documented for Upbit. No third-party reserve audit is documented. Reserve transparency is a critical factor after the FTX collapse.

Can I send transfers to third-party IBANs from Upbit?

No, Upbit is an exchange and does not allow transfers to third-party IBANs: fiat withdrawals return to a bank account in your own name.

Does Upbit support derivatives and futures?

Upbit does not offer derivatives: it focuses on spot trading.

Sources

Update history

  1. Entry rebuilt from the v2 canonical dataset (manually verified record).

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