What is Currency.com?

Currency.com is the world’s first regulated tokenised asset marketplace with mobile apps and additional ways to make money.

The history

The platform was formed by Belarusian company Currency Com Bel in 2018. Its founder, Viktor Prokopenya, had previously launched the investment company VP Capital.

Cryptocurrencies available

The platform operates not only digital coins, but also tokens linked to assets such as: oil, popular indices, stocks, currencies, precious metals and bonds.

Services

Currency.com’s main specialization is the instant exchange of assets. In addition, clients can access:

• Margin trading with up to 100x leverage for tokens and 500x for fiat pairs.
• News and analytics.
• Training on basic concepts and terms.
• Tokens.
• Crypto hedge.

Bonuses

Regular promotions for new and seasoned traders usually include:

1. A welcome bonus of $50 if you register on the site, complete verification, deposit $20 or more and make a leveraged trade.
2. Lucky Friday. Setting a weekly zero spread is required for leverage transactions for certain assets.
3. A loyalty program for large clients, expressed as a reduction of commissions.

Trading Spot

Selection of a suitable pair and buy or sell an asset is only possible through the official portal and mobile applications.

Margin Trading

Transaction with leverage up to 100x.

Cryptocurrency for fiat

Allowed to buy digital assets with payment: American dollars, Belarus roubles, Euros.

Earnings

Additional earnings are possible if you use crypto hedge and affiliate referral program.

Account replenishment

Exchange does not impose restrictions on cryptocurrency deposits.

Security

The security service takes effective measures to prevent hacker attacks:

• Implementation of a Vulnerability Management vulnerability scanner to continuously check the system and software. When weaknesses are detected, a message is sent to the administrator.
• Incident Response searches for potential errors and relays the information to the security department by company employees and customers.
• Application Security. Third-party hacker testing of new services to find vulnerabilities.
• Access Management. Giving employees access to services launched after discussion and approval within the crypto-enterprise.
• Hardening. System monitoring to determine the risk of hacking. Hardening selects the best ways to address the security concerns. For example, a proposal to replace the encryption algorithm.
• Compliance. Ensures that the level of information security complies with global standards and protocols. Typically, bank card operations require compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard.