Coinnest
It is not a very big one, compared to the large Korean exchanges like Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, etc., but still its recent daily trading volume exceeds USD100 mln.
It would be interesting what would be the fate of the Korean exchanges, if and when the government finally makes up its mind on the local cryptocurrency platforms and the possible ban on trading, considering that South Korea is the second largest cryptocurrency market in the world.
- Lots of Coins. Coinnest offers a wide selection of cryptocurrencies for trading: Bitcoin and all its spinoffs – BCH, BTG, BCD, ether, ether classic, WTC, HSR, QTUM, NEO, INK, TRON, TSL, ENT, ADA, GAS, MCO, KNC, BT2, BT1. They can be traded for Korean Wons.
- Low Fees. Coinnest’s trading fee is 0.1%, which is relatively low. Additionally, there is no deposit fee – neither for fiat, nor for cryptocurrencies. The withdrawal fee is very small – 1000 KRW (Around USD 1) or 0.1% in cryptocurrencies.
- Mobile App. Coinnest has a mobile application for iOS and Android devices that can be used for trading and offers charts, notifications and other features.
- Good Platform. Unlike most exchanges, Coinnest offers a proper trading platform and charts with indicators and charting and analysis tools. There is also an order book and order history.