How the Blockchain.com Reliability Score is built
8.5/10Every part is scored with the same published method. Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source. How we rate
Pros
- MiCA passport for 30 of 30 EEA countries
- Operating since 2011
- Euro withdrawals from €0.50
- 100+ crypto-assets
Cons
- Proof of reserves not confirmed
- Withdrawal allow-list not confirmed
MiCA authorisation
Authorised- EU entityBlockchain.com Operations (Malta) Limited
- LEI254900GDCT8070R2VV26
- RegulatorMalta Financial Services Authority (MFSA)
- Home stateMalta
- Authorised22 October 2025
- Passport30 of 30 EEA countries
Authorised MiCA services (5)
- Custody of crypto-assets
- Exchange for funds (EUR)
- Crypto-to-crypto exchange
- Order execution
- Transfer services
Source: ESMA interim MiCA register, downloaded 24 October 2026. How to check a licence
Company and track record
- Founded2011
- Registered address171, Old Bakery Street, Valletta, VLT 1455, Malta
Fees
Trading fees depend on the product and screen you use, so check the fee schedule or the app before you buy.
Try the fee calculator to see what one purchase costs in total.
Payments
Deposit methods are shown in the app before you pay.
- EUR withdrawalSEPA, €0.50
Coins and products
- TypeBroker app
- Coins100+
Account security
- Two-factor authenticationYes
- Withdrawal address allow-listNot confirmed
- Proof of reservesNot confirmed
"Not confirmed" means we could not confirm the feature from a public source; it does not mean the feature is missing.
Identity checks (KYC)
RequiredBlockchain.com verifies the identity of every customer before trading, as EU anti-money laundering rules require.
Where Blockchain.com is available under MiCA
Checking your location…Notified in 30 EEA countries
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia
A MiCA passport means the firm may offer its services in that country; it can still choose not to accept customers from every country.
Blockchain.com review: wallet and account
Blockchain.com offers both a self-custody wallet and an account where it holds crypto for you, and the two work differently.
Identity verification is required for trading and custody, but not in the same way for the self-custody wallet alone.
Its account protection options include two-factor authentication and an IP address whitelist; an IP whitelist limits where you can log in from, but it is not a withdrawal address allow-list.
The crypto wallet finder helps decide whether a custodial account or a self-custody wallet suits you.
Blockchain.com review: fees and euro withdrawals
Blockchain.com publishes a euro withdrawal fee of €0.50 per SEPA withdrawal.
A comprehensive, current public trading fee schedule could not be confirmed, so the fee schedule point of the transparency part is not given.
Check the price and fee shown in the app before each trade.
Blockchain.com review: how the Reliability Score was calculated
The Blockchain.com Reliability Score is 8.5 out of 10, rated Excellent, calculated with the same published method as every other exchange.
| Part | Points | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| MiCA licence | 3 / 3 | Authorised by MFSA, passport notified for 30 of 30 EEA countries |
| Track record | 2 / 2 | Operating since 2011 |
| Transparency | 0 / 1 | Fee schedule not confirmed from a public source; proof of reserves not confirmed from a public source |
| Identity checks | 1 / 1 | Identity verification (KYC) required before trading |
| Account protection | 0.5 / 1 | Two-factor authentication available; withdrawal address allow-list not confirmed from a public source |
| Euro withdrawals | 2 / 2 | Euro withdrawals to a bank account: SEPA, €0.50 |
Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source; "not confirmed" means we could not confirm a feature, not that it is missing.
Blockchain.com review: compared with similar MiCA providers
Comparing Blockchain.com with three similar providers shows where it stands on regulator, passport and Reliability Score.
| Exchange | Type | Regulator | EEA countries | Reliability Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blockchain.com | Broker app | MFSA | 30 | 8.5 |
| Coinbase | Exchange | CSSF | 30 | 7.0 |
| Revolut | Broker app | CySEC | 29 | 9.0 |
| Bitpanda | Broker app | FMA | 30 | 9.0 |
Register facts from ESMA; Reliability Scores calculated with the published method.
Use the table to shortlist, then compare the actual cost of your purchase with the fee calculator below.
Blockchain.com review: what a purchase would cost
The trading fee for Blockchain.com depends on the screen and product you use, so enter the fee you see in the app before you buy.
Blockchain.com review: who it may suit
Blockchain.com may suit buyers who want a long-established brand with both a self-custody wallet and an EU-authorised trading account, and low-cost SEPA withdrawals.
Its trading fees and proof of reserves could not be confirmed publicly, so compare prices in the app with other providers.
Blockchain.com review: related guides and tools
Frequently asked questions
Is Blockchain.com MiCA-authorised?
Yes. Blockchain.com Operations (Malta) Limited is listed in ESMA's register, authorised by the MFSA, with a passport for all 30 EEA countries.
What does a euro withdrawal cost at Blockchain.com?
€0.50 per SEPA withdrawal.
Is the Blockchain.com wallet the same as the account?
No. The self-custody wallet is controlled by you, while the account is held by Blockchain.com.
How is the Blockchain.com Reliability Score calculated?
With six published parts worth ten points in total: MiCA licence, track record, transparency, identity checks, account protection and euro withdrawals. The score block on this page shows the points for each part.
Sources
Every figure on this page is checked against the ESMA register, the exchange's own terms and fee pages or another primary source, and the sources are listed above. Editorial policy · How we rate