★ Iran-focused

Exchange & Broker Reviews

Independent crypto exchange guide for Iranian users — editorial scores, official restrictions vs de‑facto access, region-exit risk warnings, and community reviews.

6 Exchanges reviewed
4.5 Average user rating
2 Reviews submitted

Informational only — not investment or legal advice. All listed venues officially restrict Iran; practical access is not guaranteed.

Officially restricted — practically unstable

These venues typically list Iran as restricted/prohibited in official docs, yet some Iranians may still access them in practice. That de‑facto access is unstable and can end at any time.

Bitunix

Officially restricted (unstable de‑facto access)
7.6

Derivatives exchange with competitive fees, copy trading and Partner API. Iran is officially restricted; some Iranians still use it in practice, but freeze and sudden region-exit risk is high.

Founded 2021 Singapore / International
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.5 (2 reviews)

XT.COM

Officially restricted (unstable de‑facto access)
7.4

Wide altcoin listings with spot, futures and Earn. Longer track record, but Iran is officially restricted and practical access is unstable.

Founded 2018 Seychelles / Global
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LBank

Officially restricted (unstable de‑facto access)
7.2

Altcoin-heavy exchange with a longer history. User agreement lists Iran among non-accepted regions; still commonly used by some Iranians in practice.

Founded 2015 International
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Toobit

Officially restricted (unstable de‑facto access)
7.1

Futures-focused venue with trading tools; known among Iranian traders. Official policy restricts high-risk jurisdictions and Iranian use remains high-risk and unstable.

Founded 2022 International (Toobit Global)
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WEEX

Officially restricted (unstable de‑facto access)
7.0

Derivatives exchange with Persian site and active Iran marketing. Officially restricted; today’s practical access is not a future guarantee.

Founded 2018 International
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Ourbit

Officially restricted (unstable de‑facto access)
6.8

Derivatives venue with Persian-oriented support. Terms exclude Iran; practical Iranian use carries high compliance risk.

Founded 2020 Asia / International
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Complete guide to choosing an exchange for Iranian users

Choosing a crypto exchange as an Iranian trader usually starts with: Does the venue officially restrict Iran? Can you still register or trade in practice today? Are spot/futures fees competitive? When does KYC kick in? And what if the venue fully exits the Iran region tomorrow?

Super Star Team’s exchange reviews page answers those intents. We cover six venues popular with Iranian traders — Bitunix, Toobit, XT.COM, Ourbit, WEEX and LBank — each with an editorial score, official Iran status, de‑facto/shadow access notes, a venue-specific warning, pros/cons, KYC notes and community reviews.

Critical 2026 framing: nearly all of these venues list Iran as restricted/excluded in official documents, yet some Iranians still access them in practice. That de‑facto access is unstable — freezes, forced KYC or a full region exit can happen anytime. Bitunix currently leads our list at 7.6 for product/features relative to shared sanction risk — not because it is “unsanctioned.”

This guide is not investment or legal advice. Re-read official Terms, restricted-country lists and withdrawal limits before depositing, and only risk capital you can afford to lose.

How to choose the best exchange for Iranian users

Don’t pick an exchange only for zero-fee ads or signup bonuses. First check sanction status and whether Iran IP/documents work. Second, define your style: spot, futures, copy trading or altcoins. Third, read KYC and withdrawal limits. Fourth, review real Iranian user feedback on this page. Finally match Super Star editorial scores to your needs — highest score is not best for everyone, but a reliable baseline to compare Bitunix, Toobit, XT, Ourbit, WEEX and LBank.

Sanctions status and account-freeze risk

Nearly all venues on this page officially list Iran as restricted/excluded. Some Iranians may still access them in practice (de‑facto/shadow access), but that is unstable. We mostly mark status as restricted and warn that freezes, forced KYC or a full region exit can follow even if VPN/local IP works today. Do not keep core capital on these venues; always self-custody part of your funds.

Fees, liquidity, futures and copy trading

Futures traders care about depth, leverage, funding and app stability. Spot/alt holders care about listings and withdrawal fees. Bitunix stands out for copy trading and Partner API; XT and LBank for alt breadth; Toobit, WEEX and Ourbit for derivatives communities. Always cross-check Iran status and withdrawal experiences in reviews.

KYC, Persian support and safe signup

“No KYC exchange” is a popular query, but large withdrawals usually need verification. Use official/referral links to avoid phishing. Persian UI is convenience — not a substitute for security and sanction checks.

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Frequently asked questions about exchanges

Short answers on official sanctions, de‑facto access, rankings and how to review — not an access guarantee.

What is the best crypto exchange for Iranian users?

Per current editorial scores, Bitunix leads at 7.6 — yet every venue here officially restricts Iran and de‑facto access is unstable. “Best” means features vs shared sanction risk; also compare Toobit, XT, WEEX, Ourbit or LBank for futures/alts/Persian UX.

Which exchanges are reviewed?

Bitunix, Toobit, XT.COM, Ourbit, WEEX and LBank — focused on Iran status, fees/KYC, pros/cons and user reviews.

What does de‑facto access despite official restriction mean?

The venue restricts Iran in Terms, yet some Iranians still get in. That shadow/unstable access is not official permission or capital safety.

Is using restricted exchanges illegal for Iranians?

This is not legal advice. Practically, the exchange may freeze accounts. Local compliance remains the user’s responsibility.

Which exchange is better for futures?

Bitunix, Toobit, WEEX and Ourbit are active in derivatives. Compare Iran status, leverage, liquidity and user reviews.

Which venues are strong for altcoins?

XT.COM and LBank are often cited for broader altcoin lists among Iranian users — weigh sanction risk separately.

Is signup via Super Star safe?

The official-site button points to the exchange domain (sometimes with a referral code). Never enter seed phrases or 2FA codes on unknown sites.

How do I leave a review?

Open an exchange page and submit name, 1–5 stars and at least 20 characters. Login is optional.

Is this investment advice?

No. Informational only. Crypto markets and exchange policies are risky and changeable.

Editorial score vs user rating?

Editorial score (0–10) reflects Iran access, risk, features and overall experience. User rating is the 1–5 average of on-platform reviews.

Should I keep all funds on one exchange?

No. Diversify and keep part of assets in self-custody to reduce counterparty and freeze risk.

Do I need a VPN for exchanges?

On this list nearly all are restricted; VPN may temporarily help access but violates ToS and raises detection, ban and freeze risk.

Forex broker reviews coming soon.