Crypto exchanges in Germany
Exchanges observed quoting EUR, and the regulatory position where we can cite a primary source for it.
Availability is evidence, not a regulatory claim. Where we say an exchange quotes EUR, that is a fact we observed from the exchange’s own public market data. Where the regulator column is blank, it means we have not verified it against a primary register — not that the exchange is unlicensed. Absence of a claim is never a claim. General information only. Nothing on Coinformant is financial product advice, and it does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. Crypto assets are volatile and high-risk. Consider whether they are right for you and seek licensed advice.
Licensing in Germany
MiCA applies. Crypto-asset service providers need authorisation.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) establishes a harmonised EU regime. Crypto-asset service providers must be authorised in a member state and can then passport across the EU. Stablecoin issuance is separately regulated.
Last reviewed 10 July 2026
Exchanges quoting EUR
9 found| Exchange | EUR pairs | Availability | Regulator | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coinbase Exchange | 12 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| Binance | 4 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| Kraken | 42 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| OKX | 16 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| Bitstamp by Robinhood | 71 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| Bybit | 8 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| KuCoin | 2 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| Crypto.com Exchange | 4 | Not verified | Not verified | — |
| Gemini | — | Not verified | Not verified | — |
Crypto law in Germany
- exchange licensing MiCA applies. Crypto-asset service providers need authorisation.