| Tracked Coins | 1 |
| Tracked Markets | 0 |
| Supported Fiats | - |
Kuna Deposit & Payment Methods |
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Bank transfer, Crypto deposit
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About Kuna |
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Kuna is Ukraine's leading cryptocurrency exchange, founded in 2016 in Kyiv by Michael Chobanian, a prominent figure in Ukraine's blockchain community. The exchange was established to provide Ukrainian citizens and businesses with accessible, locally compliant digital asset trading services. Kuna became instrumental in the development of Ukraine's cryptocurrency infrastructure and played a significant role in facilitating crypto adoption in the country, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty and the country's broader embrace of digital finance. In 2023, Binance acquired a stake in Kuna as part of broader regional expansion efforts. The exchange offers spot trading for a range of cryptocurrencies paired against the Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH), USDT, and other base currencies. Kuna provides both a consumer-facing web platform and mobile applications for retail users, with the interface available in Ukrainian, Russian, and English to serve its regional user base. The platform has been notably used for Ukrainian government initiatives related to digital assets, including facilitating donations in cryptocurrency during the country's wartime efforts, demonstrating Kuna's unique position as an exchange integrated with national civic infrastructure. Kuna's trading fees are structured at 0.25% for all standard spot trades, with volume-based tier reductions available for active traders. The exchange previously operated a native token, KUNA, which was used for fee discounts and staking rewards within the platform ecosystem. Kuna supports UAH deposits and withdrawals via Ukrainian bank transfers and card payments, making it the most accessible fiat on-ramp for the Ukrainian cryptocurrency market. The exchange also processes USDT deposits across multiple networks. Security at Kuna is maintained through standard industry practices including cold storage for user funds, two-factor authentication, and AML/KYC procedures aligned with Ukrainian financial regulatory requirements. Kuna operates under Ukrainian legal frameworks for virtual asset service providers and has been a participant in shaping Ukraine's progressive approach to cryptocurrency regulation, which has made the country one of the first in the world to formally legalize digital asset trading. |
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Geographic Restrictions |
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Not available in:
Cuba
Iran
North Korea
Sudan
Syrian Arab Republic
United States of America
China
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| Kuna Volume 24 hs | |
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| Ranking by Volume USD |
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