B2Broker vs Coinone

How B2Broker vs Coinone compare on our ratings, exchange specs, funding, pros and cons.

VS
Coinone3.2/5
Feature
Ratings
Our score4.2/53.2/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Fees3.53.0
Security & trust4.53.0
Asset selection4.53.5
Ease of use4.03.5
Support4.53.0
Specs
MarketsSpot, Margin, Copy trading, OTCSpot
Fiat deposit methodsBank transfer, CardNot disclosed
KYC required Yes Yes
Accepts US customersNot disclosed No
Licenses & registrationsMauritius FSC, CySEC, NBRBSouth Korea FIU VASP
Futures & perpetuals Yes No
Max leverage (x)1,000Not disclosed
Copy trading Yes No
P2P marketNot disclosed No
Company
Founded20142014
Headquarters—South Korea
InvestorsNot disclosedKorea Investment & Securities, OKX Ventures
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Turnkey liquidity across 11 asset classes and 1,500 instruments via single margin
  • Stablecoin settlements in USDT and USDC across 10 separate blockchains
  • Regulated operating arms hold CySEC and Mauritius FSC licenses
  • Established track record since 2014 with over 500 broker launches
  • Registered VASP regulated under South Korea's Financial Intelligence Unit
  • Backing from OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities totaling $106 million
  • Over a decade of operating history dating back to 2014
  • REST and WebSocket APIs for automated trading
Cons
  • Does not accept retail traders or individual investor accounts
  • Requires corporate counterparty clearing through distinct legal entities
  • High leverage up to 1:1000 is restricted to unregulated jurisdictions
  • Restricted primarily to South Korean residents with local bank verification
  • Fined 5.2 billion won in April 2026 for anti-money laundering compliance breaches
  • No futures, options, margin trading, or leverage offered
  • Centralized custody model exposes user deposits to counterparty risk
Best forBrokers launching white-label crypto exchanges, Institutional desks needing multi-asset liquidity, Firms operating cTrader prop trading programsSouth Korean retail spot traders, Algorithmic traders using KRW pairs, Investors requiring local banking integration

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