Bitso
Founded 2014 · Mexico City, Mexico
Live on Coinnect Direct API (live order book via Bitso REST API — not in CCXT, custom adapter)
Supported currencies
50
Supported countries
160
Transfer methods
Bank Transfer, Spei, Debit Card, Crypto Deposit, P2P
Typical speed
Crypto deposits confirmed in minutes. SPEI deposits (Mexico) typically within minutes during banking hours. International fiat 1–3 business days.
Fee model
Spot trading fees start at 0.10%–0.60% maker/taker depending on 30-day volume tier. Fiat deposits via SPEI (Mexico) are free; other deposit methods vary.
Website
API docs: https://docs.bitso.com/bitso-api/docs/api-overview
Download: iOS App Store · Google Play
Regulation & Licenses
- Mexico — CNBV (registered Financial Technology Institution under Fintech Law)
- Gibraltar — GFSC (Distributed Ledger Technology license)
- Brazil — registered with local regulators
- Argentina — registered with local regulators
- First crypto platform in Latin America licensed by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission
Key Facts
- Founded in 2014 by Daniel Vogel, Ben Peters, and Pablo Gonzalez; the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Latin America.
- First crypto platform in Latin America to receive a DLT license from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission.
- Registered as a Financial Technology Institution (ITF) under Mexico's Fintech Law, supervised by the CNBV.
- Supports fiat currencies MXN, ARS, COP, and BRL — enabling localized trading across key Latin American markets.
- Offers Bitso Business with APIs for developers to access crypto liquidity and LatAm local payment rails.
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