Asset Reserves
Exchanges with reserves exceeding 3.32%
59 /100
$3,980,000
BMX$3.44M
BitMart
Stop of Business
Questionable Regulatory License
Global Business
Crypto Lending Support
Basic Information
Country/RegionMarshall Islands
Exchange AbbreviationBitMart
Company NameGBM Global Inc.
Operating Period5-10 years
Websitehttps://www.bitmart.com/
Exchange TypeCentralized Exchange
RiskNotice
4 risk alerts
No Regulatory License
Be aware of the risks!
User Feedback
18
The BitMart user interface really gives me a headache. It's so complicated that I don't even know what to do. When it comes to innovation, it must first be understood by others. The fees are quite high.
BitMart is not registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
BitMart's security system is unreliable! My account was hacked & they did nothing. Really high trading fees too!
not that good
Capital flows
Exchanges with 24H outflows exceeding 15.99%
43 /100
-$96,157.59
2.36% Net OutflowTrading Volume
Exchanges with 24H trading volume exceeding 73.61%
87 /100
$222,760,000
1.40% | Currency/Name | Trade | Unit Price | Change | 24H Vol | +2%/-2% Market Depth | Liquidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | BTC/USDT | $63,169.69 | 0.24% | $201,659,121.99 | $4.88M/$4.99M | 1,020 |
| SOL/USDT | $75.81 | 0.02% | $12,226,975.75 | $332.41K/$341.05K | 681 |
| BNB/USDT | $608.02 | 0.22% | $6,828,548.9 | $409.07K/$440.12K | 700 |
| ETH/USDT | $1,878.24 | 0.31% | $3,128,989.3 | $192.87K/$195.78K | 731 |
| BMX/USDT | $0.05694302 | 0.19% | $401,014.25 | $216.11/$528.65 | 101 |
| USDC/USDT | $0.99973413 | 0.01% | $90,558.37 | $896.29K/$1.14M | 759 |
| NEAR/USDT | $1.66 | 1.95% | $14,344.3 | $588.44K/$413.85K | 562 |
| LTC/USDT | $44.69 | 0.87% | $10,837.12 | $271.82K/$284.67K | 642 |
| ADA/USDT | $0.18138765 | 0.77% | $10,652.04 | $339.39K/$347.04K | 597 |
| DOGE/USDT | $0.06983786 | 1.06% | $10,005.11 | $1.45M/$1.29M | 724 |
Exchange Overview
Exchange Overview
What Is BitMart?
BitMart is a premier global digital asset trading platform serving 12+ million registered users worldwide, providing numerous trading and investment features, including spot trading, earn products, lending, derivatives, as well as margin and futures with up to 200x leverage. This broad product suite makes BitMart a flexible platform for newcomers who want simplicity and for experienced traders who need more advanced tools and strategies.
Beyond trading, BitMart provides a user-friendly interface, a robust mobile app, a comprehensive knowledge base, secure wallet services, AI-powered tools, and the BitMart Card—making it a feature-rich platform with a leading and diversified product ecosystem. Built with an advanced multi-layer, multi-cluster system architecture, BitMart is designed to support strong security, stability, and scalability. In 2018, the platform also introduced its ecosystem token, BMX, as an ERC-20 asset.
Who Are the BitMart Founders?
BitMart was founded by Sheldon Xia, who led the company from its early-stage buildout into a global trading platform.
As Founder and Group President (formerly CEO), Sheldon drives BitMart’s long-term strategy, product innovation, and its ongoing focus on platform security and resilient infrastructure, while advancing the exchange’s global growth roadmap.
When Did BitMart Launch?
BitMart was founded in 2017, and the platform launched publicly in March 2018.
Where Is BitMart Located?
BitMart operates as a global cryptocurrency exchange with offices and teams across multiple regions.
BitMart Restricted Countries
The global cryptocurrency exchange provides real-time trading services across a wide range of international markets.In late 2025, BitMart US was launched to operate in accordance with applicable regulatory and compliance requirements.
Under BitMart's User Agreement, BitMart does not provide services to residents of: Cuba, Crimea, Hong Kong, Iran, Korea (Democratic People’s Republic of), Kingdom of the Netherlands, the State of New York, and the so-called Donetsk People's Republic (DNR) or Luhansk People's Republic (LNR). Always refer to BitMart's official User Agreement and compliance updates to verify eligibility in your jurisdiction.
What Coins Are Supported on BitMart?
The platform features more than 1700+ crypto assets and 460+ perpetuals, among popular coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, LTC, DOGE, SHIB, PEPE and more. Users can buy and sell crypto in a few steps on BitMart. Choose credit, debit cards , ApplePay, SEPA or other methods from more than 70 payment options.
How Much Are BitMart Fees?
BitMart offers a competitive tiered fee structure under a Maker-Taker model. Trading fees start at 0.1% for both Makers and Takers and are determined by a user's 30-day trading volume (measured in BTC) and BMX token holdings. BitMart does not charge deposit fees. Withdrawal fees vary by asset. Refer to the Fee Structure for more details.
Is It Possible To Use Leverage or Margin Trading on BitMart?
BitMart’s futures trading feature was officially launched in 2020. Subject to applicable eligibility requirements, jurisdictional restrictions, and user qualification criteria, BitMart offers futures and margin trading services. Where permitted, futures trading supports adjustable leverage of up to 200x.
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InfluenceAAA0
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Deposit/Withdrawal
Trade TypeP2P
InstrumentP2P
Supported Fiat
Minimum Deposit$1
Payment MethodBank Transfer、Revolut、WISE、WebMoney、Zelle、skrill、AirTm、Volet.com、Google Pay、ABA、ACLEDA Bank、payeer、zen
Disclosure
News
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2026: The Crypto Industry’s “Compliance Elimination Tournament” Begins — Who Will Pass, and Who Will
In 2026, the crypto industry entered the largest regulatory “encirclement” in its history. On July 1, the European Union‘s MiCA transition period officially ended. The world’s first unified crypto regulatory framework fully came into effect. Among the tens of thousands of crypto service providers operating in Europe, only around 280 successfully obtained MiCA authorization. Less than two months later, on August 14, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold an open meeting to vote on whether to formally propose a crypto asset regulatory framework known as “Regulation Crypto.” This is not a coincidence. Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and other major global markets have almost simultaneously drawn their regulatory lines. The “Wild West” era of crypto is coming to an end, and the industrys “compliance elimination tournament” has officially begun. As regulation moves from the “Wild West” to “Wall Street,” the real survival game begins. For any centralized exchange (CEX), 2026 offers only three paths: Obtain a license, wait in line for one, or shut down. There is no longer an option to “wait and see.” Lets examine who is passing the test, who is struggling, and who has already been eliminated in this regulatory storm.Global Regulatory Landscape: One World
BitMart reserve doubts raise custody concerns: Arch CTO
BitMart‘s missing proof-of-reserves report and withdrawal complaints from two crypto projects have raised fresh questions about how customer assets are held during the exchange’s wind-down. BitMart concerns expose verification problem Arch Lending co-founder and CTO Himanshu Sahay said questions about withdrawals and exchange closures expose the difference between assurances offered by a platform and financial information that customers can independently check. “Whenever questions arise around withdrawal processing or exchange wind-downs, it points to a structural gap across digital asset markets: the difference between platform-level statements and independent verification,” Sahay said in a statement to crypto.news. Customers often have no real-time method for establishing whether an exchange holds their assets in segregated accounts or combines them with funds used for other operations, according to the executive. Uncertainty increases when withdrawals slow because customers must rely on the same company processing their requests for information about its financial condition. Sahay said the crypto industry already has tools that can reduce such uncertainty, including third-party custodians, reserve attestations, and strict asset segregation. Their value depends on whether customers can use them to verify solvency claims before operational problems emerge. “This isnt a new issue, but a recurring one that resurfaces whenever a platform faces operational stress.” BitMart stated in May
Under the Deep Bear Market in Crypto: The Exchange Exodus Wave Is Here — Who Will Be Next? An In-Dep
The crypto market continued to cool down in 2026. Under the deep bear market, its not just retail investors getting wiped out — even crypto exchanges have started lining up to “meet their end.” According to RootData statistics, more than 100 crypto projects have died in 2026, covering exchanges, Layer 1 blockchains, Layer 2 networks, and DeFi protocols. In just the past month, four well-known exchanges — AscendEX, EXMO, BitMEX, and BitMart — have successively shut down. However, this may only be the beginning. 2026 Crypto Dead Projects List（Source: RootData） This wave of exchange collapses is different from what happened in 2022. Back then, it was an explosion: Luna went to zero within three days, FTX suffered a bank run, and Celsius froze withdrawals — the deaths happened almost instantly. In 2026, however, most platforms are dying from starvation. There are no major hacks, no mass withdrawals, and no law enforcement raids — the business simply stopped making money. But “starving to death” is more frightening than “being blown up.” An explosion is a one-time event; if you avoid it, you survive. Starvation is a chronic illness. You have no idea which exchange‘s account balance is already too low to even pay next month’s
