Best P2P Crypto Exchanges

This list covers centralized crypto exchanges with a peer-to-peer market, alongside their wider trading products. The entries differ in fees, asset range, regional access and custody arrangements. OKX and Bybit combine P2P trading with spot, derivatives and earn products, while CoinZoom focuses on spot markets, ZoomMe transfers and card spending. Binance, MEXC and BingX offer broader market coverage with different regional restrictions. Toobit adds P2P trading to perpetuals and tokenized asset contracts. Bitfinex pairs its P2P market attribute with margin, lending, derivatives and OTC services.

Each listing also carries a different risk profile. Past breaches affect Binance, BingX, Bitfinex and Bybit, while identity checks, leverage limits, licensing and proof-of-reserves practices vary across the group.

Updated Oct 21, 2026 8 picks All crypto exchanges
  1. 1
    High-leverage P2P trading

    Toobit

    3.9/5

    Toobit combines a P2P market with spot trading, copy trading and USDT-M or USDC-M perpetuals offering up to 500x leverage. It publishes monthly proof-of-reserves data and holds a Polish VASP registration. Platform payment integrations let users purchase assets across more than 50 fiat currencies via card and Apple Pay. Full KYC is required, US customers lost service in July 2024, and centralized custody remains a platform insolvency risk.

    Spot · Futures +3Proof of reservesFutures & perpetualsMaker fee 0%
    • Registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider with the Polish Financial Supervision Authority
    • Publishes monthly 1:1 proof of reserves data
    • Perpetual contract leverage available up to 500x
  2. 2
    European multi-market access

    OKX

    3.8/5

    OKX earns a place through P2P markets, more than 270 coins on its European platform, derivatives, options, bots and Onchain Earn. OKX Europe Limited operates under a MiCA licence from Malta, and the exchange published its 45th consecutive proof of reserves in July 2026 at a 1:1 ratio. Accounts are custodial, identity verification is required, and product access varies by jurisdiction.

    Spot · Futures +2Proof of reservesStaking / earnFutures & perpetuals
    • 270+ coins supported on the European platform
    • MiCA licence for OKX Europe Limited
    • Spot, futures, options and P2P markets
  3. 3
    Zero-fee peer transfers

    CoinZoom

    3.5/5

    CoinZoom combines a P2P market with ZoomMe, which sends USD, stablecoins and cryptocurrencies to CoinZoom users globally with zero transfer fees. Its Visa debit card has no annual fee and offers up to 5% crypto back, while spot trading covers more than 40 assets. The trade-off is a narrower market range, mandatory KYC and a 1.49% crypto liquidation fee on card purchases.

    SpotAccepts US customersMaker fee 0.2%Taker fee 0.3%
    • Registered with FinCEN with money transmitter coverage across US states
    • Visa debit card spends crypto directly at checkout with zero annual fee
    • Free USD deposits via ACH and RTP and free ACH withdrawals
  4. 4
    Low-fee broad markets

    Binance

    3.4/5

    Binance brings P2P trading together with spot, futures, options, margin and earn products, while its default spot maker and taker fees are 0.1%. It supports 507 listed coins and networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and BSC. The exchange suspended European Union services from July 2026, excludes the United States and Canada, and has a record that includes a 2019 breach and a $4.3 billion U.S. regulatory fine in November 2023.

    Spot · Futures +5Staking / earnFutures & perpetualsMaker fee 0.1%
    • 0.1% default spot maker and taker fees
    • Futures maker fees start at 0.02%
    • Spot, futures, options, margin and P2P markets
  5. 5
    Advanced P2P funding markets

    Bitfinex

    3.4/5

    Bitfinex appears for its P2P market attribute alongside margin financing, derivatives, lending, OTC trading and API access. Its recorded spot, margin and derivatives trading fees are 0, and the exchange lists 62 coins. Centralized custody is the main trade-off. Bitfinex also has a history of major security and regulatory events, including the theft of 119,756 BTC in August 2016 and a $75,000 CFTC fine in June 2016.

    Spot · Futures +2Staking / earnFutures & perpetualsMaker fee 0%
    • Recorded 0 trading fees for spot, margin and derivatives
    • Supports margin, derivatives, OTC and peer-to-peer funding markets
    • Offers API access for programmable trading
  6. 6
    Large token selection

    MEXC

    3.4/5

    MEXC pairs P2P trading with more than 1,400 listed coins, 1,800 trading pairs, spot tools and perpetual futures offering up to 500x leverage. Standard spot fees are 0% for makers and 0.05% for takers, and the exchange has a $100 million Guardian Fund. Access is unavailable in the United States, Canada and Singapore. Centralized custody, variable regional terms and liquidation risk remain important trade-offs.

    Spot · Futures +3Proof of reservesFutures & perpetualsMaker fee 0%
    • 0% standard spot maker fee
    • 0.05% standard spot taker fee
    • More than 1,400 listed coins
  7. 7
    Multi-asset P2P access

    BingX

    3.3/5

    BingX combines a P2P market with 599 coins, perpetual futures, copy trading and traditional-market products covering stocks, indices and forex. It publishes Merkle Tree proof-of-reserves reports for selected assets and has AUSTRAC, Mauritius and European licensing or registration across parts of its group. The exchange remains custodial, and the September 2024 hot-wallet breach involved approximately $44.7 million.

    Spot · Futures +1Proof of reservesStaking / earnFutures & perpetuals
    • 599 listed coins and 621 trading pairs
    • 0.02% perpetual-futures maker fee
    • Supports spot, futures, copy trading and traditional assets
  8. 8
    Derivatives-focused P2P

    Bybit

    3.3/5

    Bybit places P2P trading beside 390 coins, 522 trading pairs, spot markets, options, copy trading and perpetual futures. Base USDT perpetual fees start at 0.02% for makers and 0.055% for takers, while Bybit holds a UAE virtual asset platform licence and Austrian MiCA authorization. Its main trade-off is custody exposure after the February 2025 hack, which involved approximately $1.5 billion.

    Spot · Futures +4Staking / earnFutures & perpetualsMaker fee 0.1%
    • 0.02% base maker fee on USDT perpetual futures
    • 390 coins and 522 trading pairs
    • MiCA authorization from Austria's financial regulator

How we picked

The selection includes all eight exchanges whose directory attributes mark a P2P market as available. Editorial scores determine the ranking, with sub-ratings for fees, security, asset selection and usability separating close scores.

We also evaluate concrete product details: published fees, available assets, supported markets, licensing, custody setups and recorded security breaches. P2P availability is an entry baseline rather than an assurance that every payment route functions in all jurisdictions. Each profile highlights why the platform appears and notes the main operational trade-offs.

FAQ

What is a P2P crypto exchange?

A P2P crypto exchange lets users buy or sell crypto directly with other users through a platform marketplace. Payment routes, identity checks and available countries vary by exchange.

Which listed exchange has the lowest stated spot fees?

MEXC lists standard spot fees of 0% for makers and 0.05% for takers. Binance lists 0.1% for both sides, while CoinZoom lists maker fees from 0.22% and taker fees from 0.30%.

Which P2P exchanges support derivatives?

Toobit, OKX, Binance, Bitfinex, MEXC, BingX and Bybit all list futures or perpetual products. CoinZoom focuses on spot trading and does not offer futures or derivatives.

Which exchanges accept customers in the United States?

CoinZoom accepts U.S. customers. Toobit discontinued U.S. services in July 2024, while Binance and MEXC list the United States among their restricted markets.

Are funds held in custody on these exchanges?

The exchanges in this list use centralized custody for exchange accounts. That creates platform counterparty exposure, while derivatives can add liquidation risk and P2P access still depends on regional rules.