Cryptex Review: Features, Fees, And Mobile Support

This review examines the platform’s core operations, what traders can do on it, how fees are structured, and how to use it on mobile, helping both new and experienced users evaluate whether it fits their market needs.

Cryptex is a cryptocurrency exchange registered in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The platform has operated since 2017 and is available in English and Russian, serving users who want a straightforward place to trade digital assets. In practical terms, users create an account, complete verification, deposit crypto or fiat to a wallet balance, place orders (commonly market and limit orders) that are matched against other orders on the exchange, and then withdraw funds back to an external wallet or bank method where supported; customer funds are typically held in exchange-controlled wallets until withdrawn.

The exchange is presented as being operated by Cryptex Technologies; however, public-facing materials do not clearly identify a parent company or named ultimate owners. The company also does not prominently publish an estimated valuation or a detailed funding history, and recent funding rounds or formal financial disclosures are not clearly presented in public materials.

Public, verifiable employee-review information about Cryptex Technologies is limited, and the company does not provide extensive public detail on work culture, benefits, or HR practices in its general-facing materials.

Access to all features requires completing mandatory KYC and AML checks. After sign-up or sign-in, go to Profile > Settings > Verification, submit the form, and await review. Approval typically arrives by email within 72 hours. The exchange states it does not store personal data; a specialized international provider handles processing under GDPR. Once confirmed, the account status changes to Verified and full functionality becomes available. If no message is received within 72 hours, contact support for clarification.

To evaluate whether a trading site is legitimate and safe to use, apply a consistent due-diligence checklist before depositing funds.

• Confirm clear legal entity details and operating jurisdiction, including where disputes are handled.
• Check whether the platform is licensed or registered with any recognized financial authority for the services it offers.
• Review custody and security controls, including how access to wallets is protected and how incidents are handled.
• Look for transparent, easy-to-find fee schedules and complete deposit/withdrawal terms.
• Verify operational track record, including history of outages, hacks, or major customer complaints.
• Test support responsiveness with low-risk questions before funding an account.
• Use small test deposits and withdrawals to confirm end-to-end functionality.

For Cryptex specifically, the most clearly stated safeguards in its public materials include mandatory identity verification and the use of an external processor for verification data. Beyond that, it is worth confirming which account-level security controls are available to you in settings and how withdrawals are approved and processed.

In addition to regular spot trading, Cryptex supports over-the-counter transactions for direct, intermediary-free deals. OTC trading is suited to large orders and custom structures, emphasizing privacy, negotiation, and a secure environment for settlement. Outside of spot and OTC, the platform’s core user-facing services center on trading plus the built-in wallet flow for deposits and withdrawals; users who need additional tools (such as programmatic access or yield products) should confirm what is available in their account.

The asset list is more curated than on some bigger rivals, but it covers widely used coins that most traders rely on for day-to-day activity. The list below reflects the assets highlighted here and may not be exhaustive; supported markets can change over time as listings are added or removed.

• Tether TRC20
• Tether ERC20
• Bitcoin
• Litecoin
• Ethereum
• Monero
• Dai Stablecoin
• Tron
• USDC
• Dash
• TrueUSD

Exchanges differ in layout, and there is no universal “best” view. Typical elements include an order book, price chart, recent trades, and buy/sell modules. Review the interface in advance to ensure it aligns with your workflow. The screenshot below illustrates Cryptex’s trading screen.

Fees on Cryptex primarily depend on the market you trade and the asset or network you use for withdrawals, so it helps to review costs inside the relevant trading pair or wallet screen before placing orders.

Trading Fees

Cryptex generally uses flat pricing, meaning makers and takers often pay the same rate. Fees vary by market, with a maximum of 0.3% on both sides—higher than the historical industry average near 0.25%, while some competitors now offer lower or even zero-fee tiers.

Rates differ per pair, and one market (BSV/BTC) currently carries a 0% fee. Examples of maker/taker pricing are listed below.

Withdrawal Fees

Withdrawal costs depend on the asset and are typically fixed in the relevant cryptocurrency rather than percentage-based. For other assets (such as Ethereum, Litecoin, and supported stablecoin networks), the withdrawal fee is shown in the withdrawal flow for the selected coin and network and is deducted from the amount sent; minimum withdrawal amounts vary by asset, and maximum limits can depend on account status.

For Bitcoin, the platform charges 0.0005 BTC per withdrawal, which closely aligns with common market benchmarks in the 0.00053–0.0006 BTC range.

Supported funding options include bank wire, payment cards, and cash deposits in USD. Processing times and availability can vary by method and user location, and the platform typically surfaces any per-transaction limits, required details, or method-specific restrictions during the deposit flow. Because fiat is accepted, the exchange works well for entry-level investors who want a straightforward on-ramp to the crypto market.

While many traders favor desktops for broader charts and multi-panel views, mobile users are also accommodated. Cryptex has provided an Android-compatible experience since 2017, enabling users to trade and monitor markets on the go.