No record on the registers of the 26 jurisdictions we check.
None in the hack database and enforcement records we track.
We don't have a sourced record of the operating company yet.
Links from the exchange's own website, checked 2026-10-29.
Being on a register is not an endorsement. What “verified” means
Not scored
Score
We have not verified anything about this exchange ourselves, so we publish no score. How the score is built
None found regulatory coverage. No record in any of the registers we check. This is not proof that it is unlicensed elsewhere.
cryptomus.comNot on the European Union register we read.
+133.8% over this period
Five questions, answered from official registers and public data, each with its source. A blank means we do not have that fact, not that the answer is no.
No record found in the license registers we check (EU, Japan, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, France, Indonesia, Philippines, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Turkey, Germany, Netherlands, Thailand, Argentina, Kazakhstan, El Salvador, Bahamas, Seychelles, Gibraltar, British Virgin Islands, and Nigeria). Many countries' registers are not covered yet, so this is an absence of evidence rather than evidence of absence.
Cryptomus has not published wallet addresses that can be tracked on-chain, so its reserves cannot be checked here.
No hack of this exchange appears in the public incident database we use.
By 24h volume. 85 coins trade here in total.
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