bitFlyer

Japanese exchange, with a US arm, bitFlyer USA. In 2018 Japan's Kanto Local Finance Bureau ordered it to improve its business operations after inspections found it had no effective management structure, and in 2023 New York's Department of Financial Services fined bitFlyer USA $1.2 million for cybersecurity failures.

They hold the keys
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The listing at a glance

  • They hold the keysCoins you leave with bitFlyer are held by bitFlyer, not by you.
  • bitflyer.comIts official site, as CoinGecko also lists it.
  • No commercial linkWe earn nothing if you sign up.
  • Updated 7 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.

Before you go

Make sure it is really bitFlyer

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    Go from here, or type itbitflyer.com is the address in our listing. Bookmark it rather than following an ad or a message.
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    Check any other linkSearch says whose official site a link is, and warns when one resembles a site we know.
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    Never share your recovery phraseNo real company asks for it: not support, not an update, not a “verification”.

This listing is our own opinion. We are not affiliated with bitFlyer beyond any commercial relationship disclosed above, we never take custody of your assets, and nothing here is financial advice. Verify anything that matters against the company's own site before acting on it.