crypto exchanges in United States, ranked
Independent facts, sources, and regulatory status collected from public data — not a composite score — pinned to methodology v2.1.
Evidence snapshot · facts only
No rating is issued on this scale. IndexFair publishes only the source-backed fact categories named below, not a number. By design, not by gap.
- Regulatory standing No public registerfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing No public registerfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
- Regulatory standing licensed · FinCEN/MSB registeredfacts only · no rating
No regulator-grade source covers exchange solvency or conduct; the strongest independent anchor is AML-only registration.
Trust snapshot
Where this market is measured
Each category is read against its own market cohort. Scores in different categories are not directly comparable.
Scale cards appear once this market has a ranked cohort.
US regulatory regime · layeredExchanges register federally (FinCEN MSB) and license state-by-state via Money Transmitter Licenses. New York additionally requires a separate BitLicense. Availability varies by state.
What we measure
- FPAFiat payouts
- STRSecurity track record
- FTRFees transparency
- SQUSupport quality
- KFRKYC friction
- FRAFiat ramps
- ABRAsset breadth
- RCORegulatory compliance
- PUXPlatform UX