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KNF

Last updated May 3, 2026

5
Regulated Exchanges
Country
PolandPoland
Jurisdiction
European Union
Tier
Tier 1

Comprehensive crypto regulatory framework with licensing requirements, asset segregation, and consumer protections.

Official Website
knf.gov.pl

Poland's Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego (Financial Supervision Commission) is the unified financial supervisor for the Polish market, overseeing banks, investment firms, and insurance companies under EU MiFID II. KNF-licensed brokers can passport services across the EU and Polish retail clients receive ESMA leverage caps and investor compensation under the Banks Guarantee Fund (BGF). Poland has one of Central Europe's largest and most active retail FX trading communities.

Verify on official register

Check an exchange's licence status directly on KNF's public register.

Official register

KNF Regulated Crypto Exchanges

5 brokers

eToro

4 bonusesFCA, CySEC
4.4/ 5

eToro stands out among multi-asset brokers for offering genuine crypto ownership - not just CFDs - with 100+ coins, a built-in social layer, and FCA/CySEC/ASIC regulation on a single platform.

Min. deposit: $50

Spreads from 1 pips

Up to 2:1

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IG

2 bonusesFCA, ASIC
4.2/ 5

IG offers a wide cryptocurrency CFD range - including weekend markets and overnight volatility indices - backed by its LSE-listed regulatory credibility, though spread-only pricing makes it less competitive for high-frequency crypto traders.

Min. deposit: No minimum

Spreads from 0.6 pips

Up to 2:1

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XTB

2 bonusesFCA, CySEC
4.2/ 5

XTB offers 50+ cryptocurrency CFDs via xStation 5 under KNF and FCA regulation - a well-regulated route to crypto CFD exposure with professional charting, strong educational support, and no minimum deposit.

Min. deposit: No minimum

Spreads from 0.8 pips

Up to 2:1

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Saxo Bank

4 bonusesFCA, ASIC
3.9/ 5

Saxo Bank offers cryptocurrency CFDs on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and select major tokens via SaxoTraderGO - backed by Danish banking regulation and institutional-grade custody, though the selection is narrow and CFD-only with no real coin ownership.

Min. deposit: No minimum

Spreads from 0.6 pips

Up to 2:1

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Admirals

2 bonusesFCA, ASIC
3.9/ 5

Admirals offers crypto CFDs on 30+ pairs via MT4 and MT5 under FCA, CySEC, and ASIC regulation - a well-regulated multi-platform option for traders seeking cryptocurrency CFD exposure alongside a broad multi-asset offering.

Min. deposit: No minimum

Spreads from 0.5 pips

Commission: $6/lot

Up to 2:1

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Frequently Asked Questions

KNF is classified as a Tier 1 crypto regulator. Comprehensive crypto regulatory framework with licensing requirements, asset segregation, and consumer protections.

We currently list 5 crypto exchanges regulated or registered under KNF. The full list is shown above, sorted by overall rating.

KNF is based in Poland and covers the European Union jurisdiction. As a Tier 1 crypto regulator, it requires exchanges to hold client assets separately, maintain capital reserves, and meet ongoing compliance obligations, comparable to MiFID II standards for traditional finance.

Visit the official KNF website and use their public register or licence verification tool. Enter the exchange's registered name to confirm its current status. This is the most reliable way to verify regulatory standing.

KNF regulation primarily addresses licensing, AML/KYC compliance, and operational standards. Compensation for hacks depends on the exchange's own insurance fund or Proof of Reserves commitments, not typically a government-backed compensation scheme. Always choose exchanges with published cold storage ratios and Proof of Reserves attestations.