STEX.com (formerly known as Stocks Exchange) is now using only the abbreviation and is known as STEX. This company operates from Estonia and strives to comply with the EU regulations, including identity verification requirements. We will summarize all the important information, pros and cons we have found while trading with them within this review.
Kraken is not just one of the largest, but also one of the oldest crypto exchanges. The exchange was established in 2011 but oppened its doors to traders just 2 years later. As Kraken blog reveals, today it serves more than 4 million clients in almost 200 countries and also was the first bitcoin exchange to have its market data displayed on the Bloomberg terminal.
LiteBit is not a common crypto exchange, as we know it. In fact, it is a cryptobroker. The difference is that while using its services, you don't see the classic trading interface with buy and sell orders. Instead, the way of buying crypto is a bit different - you can send your fiat (EUR in this case) and buy bitcoin or some other alts directly from the company.
TradeOgre is a small bitcoin exchange focused especially on cryptonote and privacy coins in general. Those are the ones focused on anonymity of transactions. You can trade there coins like Monero, Beam, Grin, Dero etc. Deposits and withdrawals are done without identity verification. TradeOgre is almost as anonymous as are the coins it offers.
Binance.com exchange (don't confuse it with other Binance brands like Binance US or Binance Jersey) is one of the biggest bitcoin exchanges in the world. It was established in 2017 and according to their 2019 Blog recap they had more than 15 million users worldwide. Signing up for a new account is easy and does not require much information.