Launchpools - all the exchanges that offer launchpools
Manually collected list of exchanges offering launchpools. Updated on 15th August 2025
While most of these services work usually in almost all the countries, the crypto cards are mostly limited to EU and sometimes some other countries.
If you are residing in EU you will be spoiled with a choice of crypto cards, as there are many services to choose from. Revolut is a neobank that provides a crypto card with the best features and low fees. It is regulated and has a good reputation. But to be honest, it is hard to find the "best" because there is just too much to choose from.
If you are in the US, your choices are very limited with the most reliable seems to be Coinbase.
If you are somewhere else check if ByBit is available in your country, as it is available to some regions outside the EU as well.
If not take a look at RedotPay, higher fees, but with a global availability.
If you are looking for a completely private crypto card, check the column KYC. You will find some dubious solutions that connect directly to your crypto wallet and charge you higher fees. We didn't test them enough (but we might do it later) to provide a clear advice which one to choose, but they do exist.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A launchpool lets you stake coins you already hold (often BNB, ETH or an exchange token) to farm newly listed tokens for free over a few days or weeks. You keep your stake and earn a share of the new token — no purchase needed.
The table above compares every exchange offering launchpools by regulation, insurance, regions and features. The biggest programmes (Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin) run the most frequent pools; smaller exchanges sometimes offer higher per-pool shares with fewer farmers.
You subscribe with an eligible coin into a pool, rewards accrue hourly or daily in the new token, and you can usually unstake any time — flexible pools dominate, though some offer higher shares for locked terms. Rewards are proportional to your share of the pool.
They pay a low-risk extra on coins you hold anyway — typically a few percent annualised if you farm every pool — not a get-rich scheme. Returns fall as more farmers join, and the farmed token often drops after listing, so many farmers sell quickly.
Yes, almost all exchange launchpools need a verified account, and the US, UK and several other countries are often excluded. Check the regions column in the table and the exchange’s own terms before moving funds.
Launchpool: stake and farm new tokens for free. Launchpad / IEO: commit money to buy new tokens at a fixed price. Airdrop: free tokens for past activity with no staking. Launchpools are the lowest-risk of the three because your stake is returned.
Main risks are exchange custody (your staked coins sit on the exchange), the staked coin’s own price falling during farming, and the farmed token crashing after listing. Smart-contract risk applies on DeFi pools. Never buy the staked coin just for one pool.
Manually collected from each exchange’s launchpool pages: regulation, insurance, regions, supported stake coins and terms. It is research, not financial advice — pools open and close weekly, so always confirm the live pool on the exchange itself.
