Uncrypt, your platform
Crypto platforms, decrypted.
Uncrypt compares crypto platforms that can legally operate in the European Union, country by country: real sourced fees, available services, regulatory status verified at the source. Since 1 July 2026, that authorisation requires a MiCA licence.
A comparator that cites its sources, and never takes a stance.
Official registers first
Every regulatory status comes from an official European register (ESMA, national authorities), with licence number, authority, date and exact scope of services. No decorative "regulated" badge.
No source, no data
A field with no primary source stays empty, never invented. Every listing shows the URL of the official pricing page and our last verification date.
No commercial stance
Uncrypt never says a platform is "the best" or "the simplest". No overall score or ranking: every listing shows factual indicators, never a summary rating. See the methodology.
Do they suit you? They can legally serve you. At what price?
Frequently asked questions
What is the best crypto platform?
There is no best platform in absolute terms: the right choice depends on how you use it (one-off purchase, recurring purchases, active trading), the cryptos you want and the services you need. Uncrypt does not rank platforms or give them a score. The comparison tool lets you filter them by your own criteria, using data verified at the source. A common starting point for every profile: choose a MiCA-licensed platform.
Which crypto platform has the lowest fees?
It depends on how you buy: a platform that is cheap for a bank-transfer purchase can be far less so by card, for recurring purchases or when withdrawing. To compare like with like, Uncrypt calculates the €100 index: the total cost of €100 of bitcoin bought by SEPA transfer, spread included and network fees excluded. The comparison tool can be sorted by this index, and the simulator calculates the cost of your own scenario.
What are the hidden fees on crypto platforms?
The main one is the spread: the gap between the platform's price and the market rate, built into the displayed price and often 1 to 2%. That is why “0% commission” does not mean a purchase is free. Depending on the platform, there may also be card payment, currency conversion, withdrawal, custody or inactivity fees. Uncrypt always includes the spread in its calculations: as published when the platform discloses it, otherwise estimated and flagged as such.
How do I buy bitcoin?
The process is the same on most platforms: choose a MiCA-licensed platform, open an account and verify your identity (KYC), deposit euros by SEPA transfer or card, then place the buy order. You can then keep your bitcoin on the platform or, if it allows it, transfer it to a personal wallet. The real cost varies by platform and payment method: the Uncrypt simulator calculates it for your amount.
How can I check that a crypto platform is MiCA-licensed?
ESMA, the European Securities and Markets Authority, publishes the register of MiCA-licensed providers across the Union. Uncrypt Check searches this register as well as the warning lists of national authorities: enter a platform's name to see its status and the authority that licensed it.
Are my crypto-assets guaranteed on a licensed platform?
No. A MiCA licence imposes rules on the safekeeping and segregation of client assets, but crypto-assets are not covered by the deposit guarantee that protects bank accounts. Their value can fluctuate sharply and a partial or total loss of capital remains possible.