For a variety of reasons, its good to know where your crypto exchange is domiciled. For tax reasons, where your exchange is domiciled can impact if you have to file an FBAR. In the unfortunate event that your exchange is hacked, the jurisdiction where the platform is based will help you figure out how to recover your crypto if possible?
Here is a handy list you can use to identify where your crypto exchange is based:
Argentina
South Exchange
Australia
BTC Markets
Austria
BitPanda
Ethermine
Virwox
Belize
Livecoin
Brazil
Bleutrade
Foxbit
Mercadobitcoin
Canada
CoinSquare
Jaxx Wallet
Quadrigsacx
Tuxexchange
Cayman Islands
Gate.io
BitMart
China
Bibox
Bitmain
LakeBTC
Yunbi
CoinsMarkets
Czech Republic
Changelly
Decentralized
Bisq.io
CoinExchange.io
EtherDelta
Exodus
Estonia
Exscudo
Finland
LocalBitcoins
France
Paynium
Germany
Bitcoin.de
C-Cex
Hong Kong
Bitfinex
GateCoin
HitBTC
OkCoin
India
Zebpay
Indonesia
Bitcoin Indonesia
Bitcoin.co.id
Israel
CoinMama
eToro
Italy
BitGrail
Japan
Bitflyer
Coincheck
Liquid (Formerly Qryptos)
Korea
Korbit
Lithuania
Coingate
Luxemburg
Blockchain.info
Malta
The Rock
Binance (was Japan)
Mexico
Bitso
New Zealand
Cryptopia
Poland
Bitbay
Rep of Seychelles
BitMex
OKeX (was Hong Kong)
KuCoin (was Singapore)
Huobi
Russia
Btc-e
Goldmint
Tidex
Waves
Yobit
Singapore
COSS
South Korea
Bithumb
Coinone
UPbit
Sweden
Nova Exchange
Switzerland
Shapeshift
uShift
Vaultoro
Thailand
Bx.in.Th
UAE
Ust Tech
United Kingdom
Exmo
Bitconnect
BitStamp
Cashaa
CEX.IO
Coinmate
Coinsbank
Cryptogo
Gatehub
Indacoin
Liqui
Mercatox
Tradesatoshi
United States
Abra
Bitcoin.com
BitPay
BitShares DEX
Bittrex
Circle
Coinbase
Coinbase Pro (formerly GDAX)
Gemini
itBit
Kraken
Oasis
Paxful
Poloniex (now owned by Circle)
Xcoins.io
This list is for informational purposes and current as of the publication of this article. Many crypto asset platforms change jurisdictions so you should always double check this list.