CheckJu

How CheckJu checks exchanges by country

CheckJu answers one question for people about to open their first exchange account: can I use this exchange where I live? We show only what we can trace to a source, and every item carries the date we checked it.

What we check, and how often

When an item is past its check date we mark it “may be outdated” and stop showing sign-up buttons for it. If it is far past, the page stops showing it as a result at all.

How tables are ordered

By data only: first whether the exchange accepts sign-ups from the country, then local regulator records, then local P2P activity (20 or more ads count as one level), then the number of App Store ratings in that country. What we are paid does not change the order.

What we do not do

How we are paid

Some sign-up buttons are referral links. If you sign up through one, the exchange may pay us a commission from its trading fees. It does not change what you pay. We do not show sign-up buttons where the exchange does not accept users, or where our check is out of date.

Data sources and permissions

DataSourceHow we use it
Apple App Store listingsApple Search API (lookup)Displayed next to App Store links, cached daily
Regulator registers and alert listsVARA (UAE), Securities Commission Malaysia, SPK (Türkiye), CNV (Argentina)Public records; we show names, categories and dates only
Exchange system statusBinance and OKX public status endpointsShown as normal / maintenance only
P2P activityotcju.com (our own data)Ad counts and payment methods only

Reusing our data

You may quote our country-by-country conclusions and check dates with a link to the page. This does not cover App Store, regulator or exchange material, which belongs to its owners.

Page reviewed 6 Nov 2026.