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Q2 2026 Kaiko Exchange Ranking Released.

The Q2 2026 Kaiko Exchange Ranking is now available.

This quarter’s ranking sees Crypto.com retain the number one spot for the third consecutive quarter, continuing to achieve top scores across governance, security, and business categories. Coinbase rises two places to second, and Bitstamp keeps third spot.

The final scores, known as the “Kaiko Exchange Rating,”  remain very strong across the top 10, ranging from 70 to 82, reflecting the continued high focus exchanges are placing on institutionalization.

The Kaiko Exchange Ranking is a quarterly evaluation of spot crypto exchanges, judged on six categories: governance, business, technology, data quality, security, and liquidity.

Read the full Q2 2026 ranking here.

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