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BloFin Review (October 2026): Fees, Licences and Where It Works

By Vahe Hakobyan Verified No affiliate links

  • Taker fee0.10%
  • Maker fee0.10%
  • Coins237
  • CustodyCustodial
  • Founded2019
  • Headquarters— Not verified

Our verdict

BloFin is a futures-focused crypto exchange that began as a fund-of-funds business in 2019 and launched its trading app in 2023, adding spot trading in 2024. It lists hundreds of perpetual contracts alongside a smaller spot market, with copy trading, trading bots, an Earn section and a Mastercard crypto card.

Pros

  • Low Regular-tier futures fees: 0.02% maker, 0.06% taker
  • Large perpetual futures range, about 390 crypto assets
  • Merkle-tree proof of reserves with per-asset reserve ratios

Cons

  • Blacklisted by the French AMF for unauthorised services
  • Spot list much smaller than its futures list
  • Operating entity and headquarters not named on the site

Where BloFin works

CountryStatusRankLocal licence
USANot available—— Not verified

How secure is BloFin?

Proof of reserves
Yes - Merkle-tree PoR with BTC, ETH and USDT reserve ratios; dashboard requires login
Custody
Custodial

Incidents since 2019

  • 2024enforcementOn 3 December 2024 the French AMF added blofin.com to its crypto-asset blacklist for offering services without authorisation.

Crypto held on a platform is generally not covered by deposit insurance.

What you can do on BloFin

  • Spot
  • Futures
  • Earn
  • Copy trading
  • Card

Products can differ by country; check what the platform offers where you live.

BloFin FAQ

What are BloFin's trading fees?

At the base tier of its main order book BloFin charges 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker. Volume tiers and promotions can lower this.

Does BloFin publish proof of reserves?

Yes - Merkle-tree PoR with BTC, ETH and USDT reserve ratios; dashboard requires login

Not financial advice. Crypto prices are volatile and you can lose everything you put in. World-Crypt earns nothing from the platforms reviewed here.