KCEX
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Best for users who want lighter onboarding, derivatives trading, and peer-to-peer transfers.
Summary
KCEX is a decentralized exchange, founded in 2021 and based in SC. It uses basic identity checks, does not list a fiat onramp, and does not disclose proof of reserves.
Quick snapshot
- KYC
- Basic
- Fiat onramp
- Not listed
- Support
- Twitter, Telegram,, Face Book, +1 more
- Proof of reserves
- Not disclosed
- Base fees
- Not listed
Brokerate score
The score reflects the published trust, fees, transparency, and support signals we could verify on this profile.
- Founded
- 2021
- HQ
- SC
Use the official site to confirm live fees, regional access, and reserve reporting before funding an account.
Quick evaluation
A fast read on the main decision areas before the detailed profile sections.
Security
3 security controls are listed, including Two-factor authentication and Anti-phishing code.
Fees
Base maker and taker fees are not listed. Deposit and withdrawal fee policies are disclosed.
KYC & fiat
Basic KYC is listed, no fiat onramp is listed, and support is available via Twitter, Telegram,, Face Book, +1 more.
Transparency
No proof-of-reserves program is disclosed. No recent reserve report date is listed.
Pros
- Support channels include Twitter, Telegram,, Face Book,, and Medium, Linkdin.
- Derivatives markets are listed.
- Exchange is currently active.
Cons
- No proof of reserves is disclosed.
- No fiat onramp is listed.
- No 24/7 support is listed.
Full exchange details
Overview
Company profile
- HQ country
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SC
Founded 2021
- KYC level
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Basic
- Fiat support
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Not listed
Access & funding
- Support channels
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Twitter, Telegram,, Face Book,, and Medium, Linkdin
Hours not listed.
- Proof of Reserves
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Not disclosed
- Fee snapshot
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Not listed
Deposit and withdrawal policy disclosed.
Transparency
- Proof of Reserves
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Not disclosed
No proof-of-reserves program is disclosed in the profile.
- Assets proof
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Not disclosed
- Last report
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Not listed
- Liabilities proof
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Not disclosed
No named auditor or method disclosure is listed.
Security & trust
Account protection signals disclosed in the profile and the latest trust context we could verify.
- Status
- Active
- Confidence
- 93/100
High-impact protections
2 of 4 higher-impact protections are listed, including Two-factor authentication and Anti-phishing code.
Listed
2/4
Two-factor authentication
Listed in the profile
Hardware 2FA
Not disclosed in the profile
Withdrawal whitelist
Not disclosed in the profile
Anti-phishing code
Listed in the profile
Additional checks
- Session management
- Yes
- Bug bounty
- No
- Public pentest
- No
- Insurance disclosed
- No
Fees & policies
Trading fee disclosure, tier schedules, and any related policy notes in the profile.
Base maker and taker fees are not listed.
3 fee policy notes are listed.
Fee policy details
Deposit fees policy
Crypto deposits: Free — KCEX does not charge fees on incoming cryptocurrency deposits. Users only pay the network (blockchain) gas/fee charged by the blockchain itself, not by KCEX. Fiat deposits: If available, KCEX may charge processing fees depending on the payment method (e.g., bank transfer or third-party payment provider fees). These fees are not fixed by the exchange, and users should check the specific method at the time of deposit.
Withdrawal fees policy
KCEX charges a fee on crypto withdrawals, which depends on the specific asset being withdrawn. These fees are typically fixed per currency (not percentage-based) and intended to cover blockchain network costs and service charges.
Fee notes
Deposit Fees No exchange fee on crypto deposits: KCEX does not charge any fee when you deposit cryptocurrencies. Only network fees apply: Users still pay standard blockchain miner/network fees — these fees are not set by KCEX. Fiat deposits (if available): May incur fees from payment processors or banks; these are third-party charges, not KCEX platform fees. Withdrawal Fees Fixed crypto withdrawal fees: KCEX charges fixed amounts per coin or token for withdrawals (e.g., 0.0005 BTC for Bitcoin). Not percentage-based: Fees are set in coin/token units, not as a percentage of the amount. Network fee included: The withdrawal fee typically includes the blockchain network cost plus the exchange service component. Varies by asset & network: Different blockchains (e.g., ERC-20 vs TRC-20) and assets have different fees. Subject to change: Fees may adjust due to network congestion or KCEX’s policy updates. Fiat withdrawals (if offered): May incur additional banking or third-party processor fees beyond the exchange’s base fee.
Incidents
Publicly documented incident history in our current dataset.
No publicly documented incidents found in our current dataset.
Absence of incidents in this dataset is not a guarantee of safety or uninterrupted operations.
Product context
Listed product coverage and short editorial background for deeper comparison.
Coverage
Background
KCEX is widely described across Trustpilot and various third-party review platforms as a high-risk cryptocurrency exchange with a predominantly negative user reputation. On Trustpilot, the exchange holds a very low rating (around 1–1.5 out of 5), with the vast majority of reviews...
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KCEX is widely described across Trustpilot and various third-party review platforms as a high-risk cryptocurrency exchange with a predominantly negative user reputation. On Trustpilot, the exchange holds a very low rating (around 1–1.5 out of 5), with the vast majority of reviews being one-star. The most frequent complaints involve frozen accounts, withdrawal delays or denials, “risk control” restrictions after profitable trades, and limited or unresponsive customer support. Several users also allege that bonuses or promotional rewards were revoked after meeting stated conditions. Scam-checking websites assign low trust scores and advise caution, while discussions on crypto forums and Reddit commonly warn about blocked funds and unclear compliance explanations. Although a small number of users report successful trading or withdrawals, the overall sentiment across independent sources is strongly negative, and many reviewers advise extreme caution before depositing funds.
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