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XT.com Exchange Review – Regulation, Fees, Security, and Features
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XT.com Exchange Review – Regulation, Fees, Security, and Features

This XT.com broker review takes a deep look at how the exchange operates in 2025: its Seychelles-based structure, Dubai headquarters, regulatory, supported and restricted countries, full product range (spot, margin, futures, ETFs, staking, NFT marketplace), fee model, funding methods, security setup, past hack, and the type of traders this platform really suits.

author: Economician

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published:Nov 19, 2025 10:50

category:collaborators

Overview and History

XT.com is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange (CEX) launched in 2018. It is considered a medium-sized exchange that offers advanced features, relatively low trading fees, and a large selection of altcoins, and has grown to millions of users over time. The platform markets itself as the “world’s first social infused crypto exchange” and offers a comprehensive suite of products, including spot trading, derivatives, ETFs, staking, copy trading, and lending.

The exchange was founded by Weber Woo and Ada Too (founders of FIBTC) and is operated by FIBTC Ltd., registered in Seychelles. Its headquarters and main operations are in Dubai, while satellite offices or “operation centres” exist in Singapore and Seoul. The current CEO is Albin Warin. XT.com claims more than 7.8 million registered users and over one million monthly active users as of mid-2025.

Regulation and Legal Issues

XT.com operates primarily under its Seychelles registration and does not hold tier-1 licences in most jurisdictions. It has obtained an MSB (money services business) licence in the USA and a DMCC (Dubai Multi Commodities Centre) licence in the United Arab Emirates. The DMCC licence, obtained in February 2023, is positioned as a step that reinforces XT.com’s commitment to regulatory compliance and security.

Due to regulatory issues, XT.com does not serve clients in the United States, Canada, China, Cuba, Indonesia, North Korea, Singapore, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, or Crimea. Users can trade without completing know-your-customer (KYC) verification, but unverified accounts are capped at 200,000 USDT per day; verified users can withdraw up to 10 million USDT per day.

Offices and Contact Information

The operating headquarters of the company is located in Dubai, UAE, and XT.com refers to this Dubai office as its main operational base. As for its legal registration, the exchange operates under the entity FIBTC Ltd., which is registered in the Seychelles; this entity serves as the official legal company behind XT.com.