MEXC Global Review

Updated: April 10, 2026
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CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank1218
Country CodeDZ
Country Rank12
Category Rank-
Engagement metricsVisits33359664
Bounce Rate0.5801
Pageviews per Visit4.24
Avg. Visit Duration237.21
Estimated monthly visitsDecember 202521064237
January 202619398118
February 202633359664
Top countriesIndia (IN)10.09%
Brazil (BR)7.39%
Russia (RU)7.39%
Japan (JP)7.07%
South Korea (KR)3.94%
Traffic sourcesDirect84.19%
Search9.57%
Referrals4.86%
Paid Referrals0.87%
Social0.5%
Mail0.01%
Top keywordsmexc260200 ◦ $2.86 ◦ $245100
xrp1034840 ◦ $38600
btc usdt262490 ◦ $23940
bitcoin8191180 ◦ $17300
jable501970 ◦ $1.53 ◦ $15680

About MEXC Global

MEXC Global is not licensed by major tier‑one financial authorities. Its Estonian entity, MEXC Estonia OÜ (Reg. No. 14832615), was formerly a registered virtual asset service provider under Estonia’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), but that licence was revoked in November 2023. Regulators in Hong Kong, Germany (BaFin), and Australia (ASIC) have issued warnings about its operations being unauthorized. MEXC is not available to residents of the United States, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, or several other jurisdictions, and blocks such users via IP restrictions and prohibited‑region policies.()

The Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) issued an order dated July 23, 2024 requiring MEXC Global LTD (domain: mexc.com) to cease offering custodian wallet services and distributing crypto‑linked financial products to retail clients in Belgium. MEXC’s operations were deemed non‑compliant as originating from Seychelles, outside the European Economic Area.()

The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) issued a public warning on September 24, 2025, stating that MEXC Global operates in the Netherlands without the required authorisation under MiCAR and other Dutch regulation. The regulator also noted that the legal entity behind the platform is unclear, posing significant risks to consumers.()

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Offers tiered KYC levels (No KYC, Primary, Advanced) with escalating daily withdrawal limits up to 200 BTC.()

Cons

  • Not regulated by recognized authorities in the US, UK, EU, Australia, or other major regions.()
  • Regulatory actions include FSMA cease‑order in Belgium (July 23, 2024) and AFM warning in the Netherlands (September 24, 2025).()
  • Lacks transparent corporate disclosure; ownership, headquarters, and proof‑of‑reserves are not publicly specified.()

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