- 310 coins and tokens
- Withdrawal arrived in 10 hours when we tried
- Two-factor sign-in required on every account
- Card deposits cost more than bank transfers
- The instant-buy spread is wider than the order book
Capital at risk: crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you put in. New users only. Invented for a demonstration, not an offer.
Overview
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Coins:310
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Trading fee:from 0.28%
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Withdrawal:10 hours (tested)
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Registered with:Harbor Markets Commission (demo)
Wrenfield
Wrenfield is an invented exchange, here to show what a review looks like on the Crypto Exchange style. The rating, the fees, the coins and the offer are all made up.
What you can trade
310 coins and tokens, 56 of them against the euro and the dollar directly. Spot trading on every one of them, recurring buys on the forty most traded, and no derivatives, which for most people is a feature.
Fees, in plain numbers
Maker and taker fees start at 0.28% and fall with volume. A card deposit costs more than a bank transfer, and the spread on the one-click “buy” button is where most of the real cost hides: compare it with the order book before you use it.
Security and getting your money out
Two-factor sign-in is required, withdrawal addresses can be allow-listed, and most customer coins are kept offline. The withdrawal we asked for arrived in 10 hours.
Verdict
Worth a look for recurring buys. On this demo, that is the only thing that is true.
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