Ranked in 1 of 16 countries · Broker / app
ECD Review (October 2026): Fees, Licences and Where It Works
By Vahe Hakobyan No affiliate links
- Taker fee— Not verified
- Maker fee— Not verified
- Coins18
- CustodyCustodial (licensed custody) with withdrawals
- Founded2012
- HeadquartersBelgrade, Serbia (MCM 965 d.o.o.)
Our verdict
ECD is a Serbian crypto exchange office run by MCM 965 d.o.o. in Belgrade, operating since 2012. It holds National Bank of Serbia and Securities Commission licences, sells about 18 assets plus tokenized stocks for dinars, and offers the ECD Wallet app. Verified users pay from 0.95% on RSD purchases.
Pros
- Licensed by the National Bank of Serbia
- Buy and sell directly for RSD
- Wallet app with crypto-to-crypto swaps
Cons
- Small asset list (about 18 coins)
- Broker pricing, no order book
- Fees higher than large exchanges
Where ECD works
| Country | Status | Rank | Local licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serbia | Available | #1 of 24 | NBS virtual-currency service licence (G. br. 12066, 16 Dec 2022) and Securities Commission digital-token licence (9/1-101-2946/124-21, 17 Mar 2023) — MCM 965 d.o.o. Beograd |
How secure is ECD?
- Proof of reserves
- — Not verified
- Custody
- Custodial (licensed custody) with withdrawals
Crypto held on a platform is generally not covered by deposit insurance.
ECD FAQ
Where is ECD available?
Among the countries we cover it accepts residents of Serbia.
Is ECD regulated?
Serbia: NBS virtual-currency service licence (G. br. 12066, 16 Dec 2022) and Securities Commission digital-token licence (9/1-101-2946/124-21, 17 Mar 2023) — MCM 965 d.o.o. Beograd.
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