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Mr Coin review

Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Mr Coin suits Hungarian and European buyers who want a plain crypto account rather than a multi-asset platform. It lists from 127 coins, takes fiat deposits through bank only, and reaches customers through email and help centre under a National Bank of Hungary licence, with the operator named in public.

Key facts

Best for
A Hungarian bank account holder who wants a plain crypto account funded by transfer, with a named regulator and licence reference on record.
Coins listed
from 127↗
Regulators
National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank)↗
Fiat deposit methods
Bank↗
Exchange type
Cex↗
Legal entity
Tiwala Solutions Kft.↗
Headquarters
Hungary↗
Founded
2013↗
Support channels
Email, Help-centre↗
Official website
mrcoin.eu

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Registered with the National Bank of Hungary, with the authority named in the listing (National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank)) and the licence published as H-EN-III-450/2026.
  • A coin list of from 127 coins, above the median of 71.5 across the exchanges on the site.
  • A named operator, Tiwala Solutions Kft. (Tiwala Solutions Kft.), founded in 2013 and based in Hungary (HU).

Cons

  • Support runs on email and help centre only, so anything urgent reaches a written inbox rather than a voice call.
  • Fiat deposits go through bank transfers alone, which rules out card and mobile wallet funding for account top ups.
  • Fewer coins than the widest rivals here: from 127 against from 350 at bunq and from 300 at Vivid Plus.
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Who it suits

  • Hungarian residents who already pay by bank transfer and want a straightforward account for buying and holding coins.
  • Readers who put more weight on a named Hungarian licence than on the longest possible list of coins.
  • People who want a custodial account on a centralised exchange (cex) and are comfortable with the operator holding their coins.

Who should look elsewhere

  • bunq, if breadth of assets matters most to you: from 350 coins on offer against the from 127 listed here.
  • eToro, if you would rather have from 150 coins available on the same platform you already use.
  • Vivid Plus, if you want from 300 coins and a longer list to work through day to day.

Deposit protection

Mr Coin names the National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) among its regulators (National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank)), and the registration is published as H-EN-III-450/2026. Readers can check that reference against the regulator's own register, which sets it apart from venues that name no authority at all. Coins on the platform sit with the operator, so size deposits accordingly.

The company behind it

Mr Coin is operated by Tiwala Solutions Kft. (Tiwala Solutions Kft.), based in Hungary (HU) and founded in 2013. Support runs through email and help centre, so questions go in writing rather than to a phone line. The same National Bank of Hungary registration, H-EN-III-450/2026, ties the business to the licence above and gives readers a traceable counterparty in Hungary.

How Mr Coin compares

Where Mr Coin is available

Available
Hungary
Licence in Hungary
National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) (H-EN-III-450/2026), checked September 26, 2026

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How many coins can I buy on Mr Coin?+

Mr Coin lists from 127 coins, above the median of 71.5 across the exchanges on the site. A longer list spreads liquidity thinner across each token, so weigh breadth against the depth of the coins you actually want to trade.

How do I fund the account?+

Fiat deposits run through bank transfers, so a Hungarian bank account is the practical route in. Bank transfer is also the most common funding method across the exchanges on the site (91.9%), with card funding the second most common option (53.8%).

Is Mr Coin regulated?+

Yes. Mr Coin names the National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) as its regulator (National Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank)), and the licence is published as H-EN-III-450/2026. Readers can look that reference up on the regulator's own register before funding an account.

What kind of exchange is it?+

It is a centralised exchange (cex), so coins are held on the platform and orders are placed with the operator rather than settled peer to peer. Centralised venues make up 89.1% of the exchanges on the site, so this is the mainstream setup.

Who runs Mr Coin?+

The service is operated by Tiwala Solutions Kft. (Tiwala Solutions Kft.), founded in 2013 and based in Hungary (HU). A named legal entity matters on a crypto venue, because the operator rather than the brand is the party you hold the account contract with.

How do I get help from Mr Coin?+

Support runs on email and help centre, so questions go by email or through the help centre. There is no phone line or live chat among the listed channels, which suits readers happy to keep a written record but slows anything urgent down. Trading questions on a moving market can wait hours for a reply.

How do the fees compare with other exchanges?+

Median taker fees across the exchanges on the site are 0.25%, so trading costs here are low but rarely absent. Mr Coin's coin count of from 127 sits above the listed median of 71.5, a fair trade for readers who value asset choice over the lowest headline cost.

How much money do retail traders lose here?+

Retail loss percentages across the site are high: the median is 70.15% and the upper quartile reaches 74.5%. Read that as the base rate of the product rather than a forecast for any single account, and size positions so a full loss would not hurt.

Sources

  • coincash.eu/hu/about-us checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Headquarters

    “A coincash 2017-ben indult a budapesti Szena terről... egyutt a lepsegobb Bitcoin ATM-halozat uzemeltetojeve valt.”

  • coincash.eu/price checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Coins listed, Exchange type, Fiat deposit methods

    “cryptocurrencies - Price - Follow live prices and make confident decisions (table lists 127 coins, incl. BTC, ETH, USDC, XRP, with a 'Show More...' control)”

  • coincash.eu/service-paused checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Regulators, Licences

  • mrcoin.eu checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Founded, Legal entity, Support channels

    “2013-ban indult a MrCoin, mint az elso magyar kriptovaluta valto... 'Alapitasi eve' 2013-ban, amikor a Bitcoin arfolyama meg mindossze 15 dollar korul mozgott, a Shinrai megalapitotta Magyarorszag...”

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Taker fee.

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Mr Coin

A Hungarian bank account holder who wants a plain crypto account funded by transfer, with a named regulator and licence reference on record.

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