MEXC
Offshore centralized crypto exchange for spot and futures trading that does not serve US users.
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MEXC key facts
| Category | Crypto exchange |
|---|---|
| US availability | Not available (US is a prohibited jurisdiction) |
| Trading fees | Not verified |
| Simple buy fee | Not verified |
| Debit card purchase | Not verified |
| Coins available (US) | Not verified |
| Staking (US) | Not verified |
| US licenses | Not verified |
| Custody | Custodial |
| Self-custody wallet | Not verified |
What is MEXC?
MEXC is a centralized crypto exchange offering spot and futures trading. Its User Agreement, last updated 29 May 2025, lists the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Mainland China among jurisdictions where it does not provide services or accept registrations.
MEXC pros and cons
- Spot and futures trading on one account
- MX token can be used to deduct trading fees
- User Agreement bars US residents from registering
- Also excludes Canada and the United Kingdom
- No US state licenses listed
MEXC FAQ
What is MEXC?
MEXC is a centralized crypto exchange offering spot and futures trading. Its User Agreement, last updated 29 May 2025, lists the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Mainland China among jurisdictions where it does not provide services or accept registrations.
Is MEXC available in the US?
Not available (US is a prohibited jurisdiction), according to MEXC’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Does MEXC hold my crypto?
MEXC is custodial: it holds the keys to your balance. To hold your own keys, withdraw to a self-custody wallet.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: MEXC: official site, MEXC: User Agreement. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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