Short answer
OKX leads with the highest 24‑hour volume at about $3.4 billion, followed by Binance at roughly $10.3 billion and Coinbase at about $2.8 billion. All three hold a trust score of 10, which places them at the top of the list.
The leaders (ranks 1‑3)
OKX, based in the Seychelles and founded in 2017, records a 24‑hour volume of roughly $3.4 billion and a trust score of 10.
Binance, registered in the Cayman Islands and also launched in 2017, dominates with about $10.3 billion in daily volume and a perfect trust rating.
Coinbase Exchange, operating from the United States since 2012, moves around $2.8 billion each day and carries a trust score of 10.
What stands out among ranks 4‑20
Binance’s volume far exceeds the rest, making it the biggest mover by far. Newer platforms like Toobit (2022) have already reached over $2.2 billion in daily volume, showing rapid growth. Several exchanges share registration in the Seychelles or the British Virgin Islands, highlighting regional clustering. Bitget, Gate, and MEXC all hold a trust score of 10 and trade above $1 billion daily. The lowest‑ranked entries, OSL Exchange and WEEX, still manage volumes above $130 million and $3.3 billion respectively, illustrating the depth of the market.
How the list is ranked
Rankings are calculated by combining each exchange’s CoinGecko trust score (on a scale of 1‑10) with its 24‑hour trading volume in USD. The data refreshes weekly from live CoinGecko feeds, so positions can shift as volumes change or trust scores are updated.
What to check before choosing
Always review the exchange’s own website for the latest terms, security history, fee schedule and regulatory requirements in your jurisdiction. Verify that the service complies with local laws and consider its reputation beyond the numerical ranking.