Gemini
Gemini is a US exchange and custodian that operates as a New York trust company and listed its shares in 2025.
Gemini trading volume
Daily spot volume, in US dollars.
Supported coins & trading pairs
What trades here and where the volume goes.
Supported coins
Not availableTop trading pairs
Not availableFees
Base rates for new accounts: 0.20% maker and 0.40% taker on spot. Rates fall at higher trading volume; Gemini lists every tier on its fee page.
Reserves & transparency
Audited public-company filings
As a listed company, Gemini reports customer assets and liabilities in audited quarterly filings rather than a Merkle-tree report.
About Gemini
Key facts, ownership and where it is regulated.
Gemini is a centralized crypto exchange founded in 2014. It runs spot markets, where people buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly, and derivatives markets.
Gemini holds crypto for clients through its custody service, and offers perpetuals, derivatives with no expiry date, outside the US. It discloses its reserves in audited filings as a public company. As of 2026, it serves retail and institutional clients with regulated access.
Fees, licences and where it works: Gemini review. Compare platforms in your country: best crypto exchanges by country.
Gemini FAQ
Short answers to what people ask most.
Gemini offers a fiat on-ramp, letting users buy crypto directly with regular money such as dollars.
As of 2026, Gemini is headquartered in New York, United States.
Gemini news
Coverage of the exchange and the wider market.
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Other centralized exchanges with similar volume.
