What is CryptoRadar?
An exchanger monitor: we collect the rates, reserves and limits of exchange services in one table, so you can find the best deal for exchanging crypto, bank transfers or cash in a minute.
Does CryptoRadar exchange money itself?
No. We only compare the terms. The “Details” button takes you to the exchanger’s website, and the whole exchange — the order, the transfer, the payout — happens there. We do not accept or hold your funds.
How do I find the best rate?
On the left, choose the currency you give and the currency you want to receive. A table of offers appears on the right, with the best one at the top by default. Enter an amount to see how much you will get and to filter out exchangers whose limits it does not fit.
How often are rates updated?
We poll exchangers every 10 seconds, and an open page refreshes the table every 15 seconds. If an exchanger stops responding, its offers disappear from the table within a minute.
Why is an exchanger missing from the table?
It may not support the chosen exchange direction, the amount may not fit its limits, its website may be down right now, or its rate looked suspicious. We automatically hide a rate that differs from other exchangers by more than 7% or beats the Binance market rate by more than 5%: that is usually what a mistake or a bait offer looks like.
What do reserve and limits mean?
The reserve is how much currency the exchanger can pay out right now. The limits are the smallest and largest amount it accepts per order. If your amount exceeds the reserve, the exchange may take longer.
How do I choose a reliable exchanger?
Look at the number of reviews and claims, how long the exchanger has been operating, and the badges: “verified” means we checked it before listing, and the AML rating shows how strictly it checks the origin of funds. Start with a small amount if the exchanger is new to you.
How do I leave a review?
On the exchanger’s page, in the “Reviews” section. Every review is moderated: we publish real experience and remove ads, insults and links. The exchanger can reply to a review.
The exchanger has not paid out. What should I do?
First, contact the exchanger’s support. If that does not help, open a dispute on its page on CryptoRadar: describe the order and add its number. The exchanger has 72 hours to respond. We follow the conversation, and accepted claims are visible to all visitors in the exchanger’s profile.
How much does it cost?
CryptoRadar is free for visitors. We add no fees to the rate: the amount you see in the table is the exchanger’s own terms.
I own an exchanger. How do I get listed?
You need an XML feed with rates and reserves. The requirements, feed format and application form are on the “For partners” page.
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