Bitfinex vs Lykke

Compare Bitfinex and Lykke reviews, prices, features and more side-by-side

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  • Withdrawable
  • Integrated Wallet
  • Proof Of Reserves
  • Instant Verification
  • Mobile App
  • Business Accounts
  • Affiliate Program
  • Two-factor Authentication
  • Licensed / Regulated
  • Crypto Cards
Payment Methods
  • Bank Transfer
  • SEPA
  • Klarna
  • Skrill
  • Paypal
  • Credit card
  • Apple Pay
  • Amazon
  • Giropay
  • iDeal
  • Bancontact / Mister Cash
  • eps Online Transfer
  • POLI-pay
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  • Google Pay
  • Revolut Pay
  • Faster Payments
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  • Maker MKR

  • Solana SOL

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  • Litecoin LTC

Bitfinex Bitfinex
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Bitfinex was one of the first cryptocurrency exchanges, founded in 2012 to deliver the finest trading experience for retail, professional and institutional customers.

3.7 / 5

17 user ratings

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Ease of Use

3.5

Value for Money

3.9

Verification

2.9

Support

4.1

  • 0.10% (min. $60.00)

  • $74,001.71

  • $2,072.44

  • $1.07

  • $0.32

  • $553.38

  • $78,310.31

  • $9.36

  • $0.18

  • $0.14

  • $7.04

  • $0.83

  • $0.86

  • $0.76

  • $46.68

  • $0.60

  • $1.10

  • $0.0350

  • $1,165.83

  • $84.36

  • $51.23

Lykke Lykke
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This exchange is no longer active

Lykke was a Swiss-based cryptocurrency trading app founded in 2015 by Richard Olsen. It offers a zero-fee trading platform for cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies, with a focus on providing a comprehensive ecosystem for both retail and institutional clients. Lykke has been declared insolvent after years of financial struggles and a devastating June 2024 cyberattack that stole CHF 22.8 million — about a quarter of its total assets. Despite efforts to recover, trading ceased in December 2024, and liquidation proceedings began for its parent company and operating subsidiary. Customers face uncertainty about their crypto holdings, with many criticizing poor communication and pursuing legal action against founder Richard Olsen. Olsen has expressed hopes of compensating users through potential future profits from unrelated ventures, but no concrete plans have been disclosed, which is why we're marking Lykke 'dead' on Cryptoradar.

  • 3.90%

  • 3.90%

  • 3.90%

  • 3.90%

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