giottus review

Trading fees of 0.05% to 0.4% apply to taker trades and the same 0.05% to 0.4% range applies to maker orders, so a limit order sits at the lower end of the scale. That compares with a site median taker fee of 0.25%.

Yes, the platform is custodial, so the exchange holds assets on your behalf rather than in a wallet you control. Proof of reserves is not published, so there is no attestation to check holdings against.

It holds a VDA service provider registration in India, which is the only licence listed. That registration sits in India, so it does not stand in for a UK or European registration.

Fiat deposits run through bank, so a bank transfer is the listed route. Card and wallet options are not among the deposit methods shown.

Withdrawal fees are network specific rather than a single rate, with a set amount for each of BTC, ETH and ATOM, while the INR withdrawal is free. The exact amount depends on the coin and network you pick.

Yes, derivatives are available on the platform, so futures style trading sits alongside spot orders. Those trades carry the same taker and maker fee scale of 0.05% to 0.4%.

The exchange lists 130 coins, which places it around the middle of the exchanges compared here, whose median is 71.5. Listings change as new assets are added.

Support runs on email and community, so questions are answered by email and through the community rather than by phone. There is no phone line listed for urgent account problems.