Topic: What are some good crypto trading apps on Android? (Read 699 times)

I think you could try Binance app, Kucoin, Bithumb and Bitforex these platform exchange
so far are the one that I used when I do trade in the market. But most of the time Binance and kucoin
was very useful to me. I don't know for the other members here in the forum.
Good day

You mean doing technical analysis? I didn't do it on phone since the I think there's some kind of limitation like drawing trend lines and other stuff or you can do it on mobile app? I would try the applications that you are using and probably I can do an analysis on my phone that would be nice but I think doing it on desktop is much better since you will have a wide screen and a lot of indicators that mobile versions can't provide.

Although, it is more preferable to make trades on the desktop or laptop in order to trade better and avoid making mistakes, there are actually some very good trading apps.
Majority of people would say that Binance is the best and I do not disagree with them. I, however, think they say this because they have not tried out other trading apps.
A particular app comes to mind and that is the FTX trading app. It has a very simple interface and doesn't require a technical know-how to place simple trades.

When it comes to accessibility then both can really do the job but when it comes on being handy or comfort then this depend on where you do make out trades.
There are people who are always in transit which mobile phones would be ideal to use on and some do work or just simply on their home then laptop is much recommended
when it comes to screen size then nothing beats out on using a pc or laptop due to screen size but overall if you do mind about technical indicator or tools
you can still use it up on phones even though its minimized but several indicators would be enough.

This is true, admittedly. However, it doesn't completely confer perfection on the use of laptop and desktop like @OcTradism opined there. I know of profitable traders who use mobile phones and unprofitable traders who use laptops. Yes, I agree that phones don't have the same options when it comes to features that laptops/desktops can afford us. But the features the mobile phones have are those which are most relevant for what it's intended for. Again, let us also consider that a lot of traders are inhibited by finance and may not be able to afford a laptop and that's why they resort to using mobile phones.

Trading apps like you said it's really good and I think it's been proven,
many people use the Binance application and its use is also easy so there is no need to doubt it,
for me a trading app should have a lot of features because then it will provide options for its users

Though trading in mobile is not recommended, but if no other option there then better to try in android.
I have used Binance on my android phone.
It is the best and trusted exchange available in the market.
The clean UI and web based similar features make it the best to use in android.
Also you can verify your ID proof in phone too.
Hope this helps you OP.
Also excited to see more suggestions from rest of the community.

What kind of trading application do you mean?
I never use general trading, I think I like Binance so much, and also some exchanges like OKEx and Kucoin. I think that they have very good, user-friendly, and also reputable trading applications. Moreover, we can choose whether spot trading, futures, and other types of trading. So, we can trade as we like to do.

I only installed Binance and KuCoin trading apps to trade but I installed TabsTrader, Coingecko to check the coin list and where they get listed and all of them help me analyze the coin moves. But I used Binance to trade because apps help me find which coin may be able to have a good movement.
But I am not trading every day using that app and I will trade only if the market has good trends. I prefer to buy low and sell high in this situation because the price can move up and down. That will give the profit that we want.

I use andriod MT4 and Binance trading platforms app on my phone I also use FXCM customized trading platform, I use my phone for trading most often although Laptop or PC trading platforms is best because of it ability to enable installation of customized indicators that won't work on phone app,  it platform has a wider screen for better viewing analysis  however I use my phone to monitor price actions at a regular intervals at the place of work, I mostly trade on higher timeframe with a minimum of 4 or 6 hour thus I can have a glance of the candlesticks at the close of the hour.

I downloaded more than one because the currency of some exchanges is not comprehensive. One is Binance. I downloaded both Huobi and okex. I don’t use much on the mobile phone. You must pay attention to security, transaction volume, and transaction rates. Like the hacker theft case, Huobi has never had such an incident. At present, it seems that the security is relatively high, suitable for veterans and novices, and relatively intuitive.

The trading platform of Binance is still one of the most influential platforms. Binance also has its own tokens, which can be used to deduct the handling fee. The handling fee is relatively low, and the security is very high. Both mobile and computer terminals are supported. Undoubtedly the first choice!

Since I entered the currency circle, Huobi, the first exchange to use, I think the operation is easy to understand, very concise, there are many currencies, the trading volume is large, and the security is also high.
But afterwards, I also felt shortcomings. The speed of withdrawal of btc was too slow, and the service of customer service was also very slow.

I have binance and latoken they're both useful to me since i start trading using my phone.. Binance application is very legit and has good design but when it comes indicators seems not the much wherein only Latoken app has more and it makes me comfortable while trading, seems your just doing it through computer base on the design and features., there's another chart on it as well that you can edit some messy indicators such ichimuko clouds and etc. So far its still smooth and no problem at all.

this could be true because whenever there is a trading ad or a video of a pro trader showing his trades ,
they always use a pc and sometimes with more than one monitors but to some people that dont have a pc or has a pc but is busy to stay indoors ,
trading in mobile could help and op could be one of those people  because he is asking for mobile trading apps  . 

I usually use my cellphone just to monitor prices. so first when analyzing, of course using a PC is more comfortable for me, after I install a transaction, then I can do other activities and monitor developments via cellphone. I agree with you that analyzing with HP cannot be in detail like we do on a PC, and this affects the accuracy of the analysis

Almost everyone now has their own smartphone and has access to the internet so some of the popular crypto exchanges now already have their own mobile app to access their exchange. I use Binance and Kucoin and both of them has their own app available for phone. FTX and AscendEx (previously Bitmax) has their own app as well when I visited their website. Right now I like Kucoin way better than binance because your funds doesn't go automatically goes to your spot wallet. Your funds first goes to main account when you deposit so you can avoid selling them accidentaly. This also helps me to track my profit because I can separate them when my trades go well. What I only like in binance is its p2p, most of the banks here are very strict when the money is related to crypto. If it is a big amount, they will likely to lock your account and ask some questions where it came from.

I personally do not like to make trades on mobile phone, I know that the world is moving towards mobile more and more but the PC versions always have a better situation at hand and that is why I feel like that is a lot better and that is why I trade on PC at all times. Even when it comes down to swaps on BSC, small trades and such, I usually end up doing stuff that would be on PC and not really trade at all from mobile.

Those pancakeswap type of places or uniswap type of places are not what I do with the money I have and mobile has been like a few tiny stuff that I did for purchases, and that is because I bought something using crypto and not because I was trading with it. However if I have to pick something, trustwallet is the best wallet on mobile, use a place that accepts trustwallet, all other wallets are subpar to trust.

I usually don't trade on smartphones, the features are very limited...

but if I trade on a smartphone I prefer to use FTX pro, the UI is very comfortable for me. I have used the Binance app on my smartphone, but the response of my smartphone is very heavy.

It's really different between using an application using a laptop and a desktop,
In that case, of course, it also has advantages and disadvantages of each, but it comes back to each individual who prefers which one,
but indeed when talking about security for laptops and desktops there is no need to doubt because for me it is also much safer than using applications

the reason that makes sense, because I am also a user of apps but obviously very different if we use a laptop and a desktop. although of course there are conveniences that can be done when using apps but because it is included in a mobile device, for me it is a bit difficult to use and obviously full of risks. because it is clear that to be lost it will be easier to happen.

Indeed, until now there are still many who use it as well, but it all depends on the individual who is more practically using what. if I'm clear it's still easier to use laptops and desktops. so all because of convenience not because of anything else even though it might be safer to use a laptop and desktop.

It's very seldom for me to use trading apps, most of the time I used laptop or desktop when I do trade in the actual market.
Although, I'm not saying it is not safe of course not! I am just more comfortable on desktop and laptop only, and I watched in the other
forum as well that there is a high risk when we use trading apps rather than desktop and laptop.

Most of the time, I do trade on my desktop actually. It is very seldom for me to use apps mobile to do some trade, but according to what I had read here in the forum even in the other platform sections, using mobile phone to make some activity trade this is not advisable according to them based on their experienced it is not good. Besides, I am much more comfortable to use my laptop or desktop that's the truth.

Hey mate a lots of centralized and decentralized exchanges used for trading cryptocurrencies in Market through mobile phone wallets. Binance, Kucoin, mxc , Houbi Global, okx exchange, bithumb Global and kraken etc . You can undoubtedly use above all wallets by mobile phone devices.

I agree with that you said but to cryptocurrency day trader, trading apps are reliable for executing market decision on the go and I don't know if you usually trade using your mobile phone because some exchange sites don't support use of chrome on mobile cause it will redirect you to download the site app.
Aside all this, if mobile apps are not reliable in trading on the go, day traders won't have use It in the first place.

I use Tabtrader. It has a nice platform like what Meta Trader has and it's equipped with great features that allow traders insert indicators. I don't like buying/selling without picking signals from technical analysis point of view and this is why I will hesitate to mention Trust wallet. However, I pick my signals from the Tabtrader and then do my purchase on Trust wallet using DApp on BSC

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This is true. I experienced it first hand a few days ago when I had to sell without knowing I was just a few ticks away from support. So, instead of selling further price bounced off support and went into buy. I ended up closing that trade in a haste to cut short my loss.

Trading in mobile phones is not advisable, if you want to have a better experience while trading then it is better to use a desktop or laptop, the thing about using a mobile phone is that you may misclick some features in the exchange, you may also cant see some other things in the exchange. I also dont feel hyped when doing trading in a mobile phone compared to a desktop.

^ Are the trading apps are reliable in trading?
It makes no sense for me because on your mobile phone you have google chrome apps which are anytime you can access the web version that the app version. I feel not safe using an app, it could be unsafe if it is not updated or there will be a chance that there could be a bug. Nevertheless, why not using a mobile phone in trading if you are not comfortable with it because of the small screen. I prefer to use a PC over a mobile phone.

right, everyone has different references, depending on their respective tastes. I think we can use it on an exchange that is familiar, and has a good track record. I don't think it is a problem, it's just that we have to be careful if we are going to place our funds for a long time

From what I observed from the author's last comment on the response so far here he is satisfied already. Meanwhile, I believe this topic should not be over flog again as that amount to nothing for what ever you have to say now has already been mentioned in the first and second page of this thread. And if the author need more information about Binance which he has picked interest, I believe the appropriate place should be Binance site or telegram group.

There are tons of them that you’re going to see on mobile that are for trading and lots of other purposes, it’s all up to you in what you really want to be making use of the app for. So, I am going to mention different mobile apps that you can check out and if you like them you can install then and try then out.

First of all, talking about having a simple UI, when it comes to trading I think you should check out the Coinbase app and the Coinbase Pro app, both for mobile. They are really good, and their UI looks simple and they are way easy to understand. Then another one is the Binance mobile app, if you want to do that. There is also Kraken, and Changelly. Next if you want to hold and make earnings/interests, then check out apps like BlockFi.

I actually had this currently and this is my behavior when i do tend to check out something on a particular time or manner.These are enough for you to make them as a reference
for you to make out such actions in case you do see some profiting opportunity specially with Blockfolio where i can check out my port anywhere i do go and anytime i do tend to
have some peak on whats currently happening n the market.
There are tons of apps which are efficient for your trading and investment needs but its up to someone on which one they would really be using out because
we do have different preferences but those things above mentioned i do believe that to be recommendable.

Binance works for me all the way and I always have a smooth transactions every time I trade. You can also use Trustwallet or Metamask to trade on liquidity with DEX, this can also a good way to buy new tokens from BSC network and ER20 tokens, it's available on Android system so you don't need to worry about that one. If you're going to use wallet apps make sure to back up that wallet and protect the private keys.

If that's the case, then why would you not stick to only 1 exchange?

Let's take an example. Let's say Binance.
Binance has really great mobile-app and the listed coins are pretty much in top quality so you have really great time for that. Although your preferred coins are not yet listed on Binance. Even so, submitting KYC is not mandatory so you are good to go with that.

On my Android, there are Binance and Kucoin, I use these two applications for trading and until now they are safe to use. so my advice is to try to use these two applications on Android because they are easy to use

Well, there are countless crypto trading apps that you can download  to make trades on phones.
Actually, it is way better to do your trades on the system because it is easier to articulate your movement and all.
However, I do believe that FTX mobile app is one app that actually made trading on phone way easier than what we've known it to be. I think you should download the app and experience the true experience of app trading

There are countless of crypto trading apps that can be found online which can be downloadable and available on app stores and have it into your mobile devices for easy access wherein you can trade whenever and wherever you are. As of now, I am into using Binance app when trading on my Android phone and I can see that many of my other friends are also into using Binance as well as for those people who are not really close to me witnessing how Binance become popular right now to trader whether newbie and old ones. Well, there are other crypto trading app available and it is up to you to choose among those available.

Meta trader 5 of which broker you are making use of?
I have tried many crypto exchanges' app, but I have not come across anyone offering meta trader 5 for our trading purposes. I guess you might be using the original version of meta trader with personally setting up trading feeds.

I am just trading on binance android app while I am on the go. Otherwise I do prefer to trade on my desktop as decision making should be with comfortable screen so that I could view all factors hence I guess I may not need any trading apps on my mobile for ever.

Don't look for more if there's already in front of us.

Binance APP is no doubt the most used trading app today. It's much even easy to use instead on their web. Everything is just a few clicks away.

Never seen a trading app with the same user-friendly feature as Binance.

I don't trade that much on my mobile device but I have some apps that really help me monitor and update my trading status.

Blockfolio for checking my portfolio.
CoinMarketCap & CoinGecko for monitoring coins prices.
TradingView for charts.
Binance app If I need to do something from Binance.

All of this is available on Android.

Apps of exchanges are good, traders have been using binance app for a long time because its where they execute their trading but they don't have the indicators that's available on tradingview and metatrader.

The advantage of having the exchange app though is that you can trade anywhere when you are mobile and though it serves as an online wallet.

Good point! that should exactly what everyone needs to do, using the official apps coming from those reputable exchange will save you time.

Each exchange have correspondent applications they developed it for the benefits of their users, no need to find other application but the one which the exchange already providing.

It's also wise to entrust your investment using application from the trusted exchange,

make sure to do your DYOR before moving forward and start placing your money.

I use binance mobile app for my android. Binance is good cryptocurrency exchange with high trading volume and high security. I like binance interface and every fiction in app. They designed very well. Easy to use and safe.

Why not just use the apps of the top exchanges? Such as Binance, Kucoin, Okex and so on. There are a lot of good exchanges, and each has its own application on both platforms, IOS and Android.
Why are you looking for answers when you already have them. Use the official applications of major exchanges, this will save you from the scam that the Google market is overfilled with.

There are so many apps that you can make use of , if you’re the type that is also into p2p trading , you can check out Paxful mobile app if you haven’t used it yet, it makes the trading to be easy.

Though I would say that anything you’re doing your computer would be the best, the good thing about making use of mobile applications is that they are going to make things to be more easier for you and you will be able to do those same things on a smaller screen and anywhere you are without stress. Just like a colleague of mine that used to trade in the office using his smartphone and you wouldn’t know he’s trading. But, imagine he carried a when laptop to work just to trade, lol he’s definitely going to get his ass fired.

From my experience one of the best exchange is binance this is a very good exchange which you can use on Android. Binance is very easy to use and all your funds are safe there, trading is very easy there which you can buy any cryptocurrency at anytime, you can easily fund your account and  you can withdraw your money directly to your local account without transaction fee. Most of the coins available in binance are coins with good future there is nothing like shit coin or pump and dump coin on binance. I will personally recommend binance as the best exchange which you can download and use at any time.

There is Binance in App Store, OP.
I am not sure why you would prefer trading in mobile over desktop.
Performance and security wise I would prefer trading still in desktop.

There are many cloned trading app on android that should be avoided, you might have to follow link from websites to prevent. There is a convenience with laptop and other advantage of security than on phone, a larger screen android device can be equally preferred. Choose new android device also to enjoy the use of some of the app; from interface, strong internet access etc

I think Meta Trader is more like a software and not an exchange won't you still have to connect your API codes of exchange to this application to trade directly from this app? Or do you have to do it manually after watching the charts on this application?

On a different note, I think the exchanges themselves have pretty decent applications and UI these days. I have used Binance and Kucoin app so far and I think they are pretty clean and awesome. Kucoin has some slight bugs when it comes to charts but Binance is fluid. Moreover, you can even set alerts so that you are alerted when the price exceeds or falls below a certain level. There are a bunch of important indicators which generally most of the users use on daily basis like MACD, RSI, KDJ, EMA etc.

But yes one thing that it lacks is the drawings tools availability, I think that might be the reason you are using Meta Traders.
I think you are speaking the other way round. Apps are generally a safer option than websites. Because websites are more prone to redirecting hacks or maybe as simple as Phishing attacks. Apps can't have this issue altogether. How can someone hack into your app until and unless you have downloaded it from Binance website or Google Playstore? Is there any other way than creating a fake app?

Binance and coinbase this two are very popular and very easy to use especially Binance its user interface is lovely and simple for a new trader to access, there are so many exchanges app which are also good and easy to use but like you said you prefer using few apps and not doing KYC on every exchange app you come across, so I recommend Binance for you, tho I so much love trading in FTX but its for experienced traders and also makes futures trades more easy to execute.

Metatrader is an app for forex and so why do you compare it with other crypto exchange when there are good ones out there, I know when it comes to choosing exchange app, it's good to choose the most highly volatile ones , in the Crypto space, there are many apps that is good like that if the kucoin app for Android, Binance for Android too babe food interface and smooth when using it.

I don't think crypto trading using mobile phones is more prone to hackers compared to desktop because as far as I know, the security of a trading platform will depend on the application or software itself not on the device you are using. The platform will be prone to hackers if the security of that particular software is not that strong regardless of the device. Personally, sometimes I've been using my phone to trade and so far I never encounter any issue with it. The only disadvantages of having a mobile phone as your device for trading is that it is hard to make your trading analysis with it because some features of the platform might not be in there but the good thing is, it is pretty convenient to use causes you can able to trade whenever and wherever you are.

There's no minimum deposit in Binance App but there is a minimum of $10 order size to trade and yes you can deposit our buy USDT using your card. In your country, we're be able to buy USDT by digital wallet called Gcash and partnership banks like Union Bank. All you need is to go to P2P trading and buy USDT then transfer it to your spot wallet.
I also used trading view for my crypto trading. It's the best crypto trading app to determine the right spot to entry and exit your trade with free indicators and bunch of best options.

I would not recommend to download and run any trading app and wallets, except the ones created by exchanges or hardware wallets. They must be dowloaded by clicking special button directly from your account after you login in browser (dont forget to double check the web site address you open). Dont download anything from Google Play Market or App Store. They are full of fake apps that sneak through security and moderation (Google Play is famous for having fake/scam apps btw). Dont download any third-party-created app to trade on reputed exchange. Even though it looks like it has a convenient and easy UI.

I have recently started using trading view and this is probably the best app you can have for monitoring your investment and use your exchange app for trading. Personally, I feel that trading on phone is not the best idea, you can fall for fomo and having your trading app just one click away can keep you glued to your phone screen. Scheduled trading works best which is what pc is for. It can be hard to maintain trading schedule when you are on phone.

I would probably suggest that you use your phone for just monitoring and set an alert. This way you can keep your life and not get rushed by volatility.

Thanks for all your suggestions guys! 
It seems Binance is the most popular trading app, I'll be sure to check it out in the coming days.

I just have one last question, I've had a look at their website but can't seem to find any info on this, what is the minimum USD amount I can deposit using a credit/debit card? thanks

Currently I used Binance exchange for my phone for trading but it often make mistakes that is different you are seeing the screen in whole. Well, the advantage is that you can easily make a trade wherever you are but that it is not seems to be comfortable with. I'd preferred to use PC or laptop for better analysis and less mistakes.

But if you are a full-time trader, making use of our phone for trade is highly discourage. Maybe could use only for monitoring services but not where it use for trading.

In my experience, I use TabTrader to analyze the market and I use Binance App to trade. That is enough for me to trade, although sometimes I miss the buy and sell moment because of my busy day. It is easy to use Binance and I guess you only need to familiarize yourself with the command on that app and start trading using that app. TabTrader is good enough to analyze because that app has many features to analyze the market. But I prefer to use the desktop to trade because it can give me more experience analyzing the market.

I don't use apps in crypto trading using mobile phones, because most of the time they are prone to be hack by someone.
I used laptop or desktop due to I had been doing for a couple of years now mate. And so far so good, I never encounters such any issue
problems but I read here in the forum even in the other forum platform that there are several community in crypto space face a problem
using trading apps in mobile phone.

It doesn't matter what platform are you using to make a trade even though it's a website, mobile application, or executable file the matter is how much you learn in trading this is the most important. Right now I'm using the finance application and it's the same on its PC version so it's easier to use and does not need to adopt a different environment.

Most recommended here is the balance because of not having a required KYC for the small traders.

I suggest you have your own research instead and here is a list that I found on Google about the trading apps that best on android.
https://jeangalea.com/best-cryptocurrency-trading-apps/
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/best-cryptocurrency-apps/

Yes, there are too many trading apps that you can use, personally stick to the trading app that very trend to use at this moment and I think that is a Binance trading app.  There are maybe hundreds of trading pairs that you can choose from.

IMO, when I'm doing trading, I've always preferred on the website, not on the apps.

I choose binance android exchange as my place for trading. Indeed, there is no feature to make an analyst through smartphone but so far I use trading view android version to help me create an analyst or prediction.

So as, wherever I go I can still predict and analyze price movements. In fact, I often update predictions through the trading view android version.

That's very helpful, because I haven't found an exchange that has an Android version that offers a feature that can be used to make a full-featured analysis such as a trading view.

There are so many exchange apps to choose from. It all depends on the exchange you would like to use, but I think the most popular is perhaps Binance. Personally i use Binance, kucoin, Okex, Huobi app for spot trading and Bybit for crypto Futures trading.

There is also an app know as Tabtrader which you can use to integrate all the accounts from the different exchanges you use via API Keys and then trade using on platform.

I am using the Binance application for my global exchange. This application is very simple, completed, and also user-friendly. This application offers a simple display and also features, consisting of 5 main menus: Home, Market, Trade, Future, and also Wallet. For the trading itself, it also offers spot trading, future, convert, margin, fiat, and also P2P. I think that it is completed enough and easy to use. Moreover, Binance is a top global exchange with many options of cryptocurrencies to trade. They also offer many events that we can access also from the application.

Maybe it depends on everybody's utility, activities, and also habits. Personally, I use mobile applications for trading because I can trade everywhere and every time. And Binance is a very user-friendly and great display.

You don't need to create every account of the application. Just choose the global exchange that is very reputable, easy to use, and also top exchange, I suggest you learn about the Binance application. And on Binance, KYC is not mandatory, and still able to withdraw your funds, however, it has limitations. But the amount is actually high enough.

Binance for my trading and Blockfolio for monitoring the movements of my holdings. Though I rarely trade of my phone due to personal reason since on my laptop, I have my everything there from my notes on strategies and I can easily analyze the market on a larger screen, I just uses Binance on my phone every time I travel.

I would like to recommend binance trading app to be installed on our android device, it's equipped with trusted features of application. There's no hassle in managing your profile and asset because, you can store your funds without any conflict of your anonymous identity. Unlike with other apps that requires KYC information, which I think not safe for our privacy.

I don't use any app for trading but here's my take, I'm more prone to do mistakes with my phone having small screens.

You've got my take and that's why I've never use an app for trading. For my portfolio checker and tab, I've used a few but literally for trading, I have no confidence in myself using one but still, there's a lot that has been suggested.

I love MT4 more than MT5. I do not know why. Maybe I'm a conventional guy who love old things rather than the upgrade. Personally, I find that forex trading is harder than crypto trading

If you want to trade cryptocurrency, I suggest you should change your current platform or even brokers to a real cryptocurrency exchange. My guidance is Binance. They are currently the biggest crypto trading platform in the world with 150 coins for spot trading and more than 50 coins for leverage trading. The binance app for mobile is uncomplicated and incredible. This website provides more statistics in case Binance does not have an asset that you are in favor of: https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/

As a trader, trading by phone is never my recommendation. You only have little information and sometimes, you are inattentive to make an order which can cause you to lose. Trading with computer is much better because of the high-level elaborate information. With these details, you can make up your mind and make a thoughtful order. But it is up to you, perhaps you are better than me with more tools and systems supporting smartphone trading

Fantastic   
I had no suspicion about apps on my mobile. Everyone here: I have discovered a lot by reading the post. If necessary, I can consume it from immediately on.

Agree with you. 

If you like trading via mobile, then I would advise you to do so on the Binance exchange - Crypto Futures Trading app. You don't need to verify KYC there if you don't make more than 2 btc withdrawals in 24 hours. Easy to use application and highly recommended. If you want a wider and complete view, you can also use the same account on your PC.

Please take a look at this and read some user reviews.

Binance is the only app I use for trading at the moment. Binance has a very good interface and lots of features for both android and iOS. Updates are carried out periodically and are stable to continue to be used on smartphones with low specifications to high specifications.

Binance's security is also very good. I think the most recommended trading application for smartphones is Binance.

Most of people in here are actually using Binance or Kucoin, as both have great user interfaces hence users have great trading experiences. I would also suggest the same yet preferred Binance as they have tons of programs and competitions for traders and their overall volume is already huge which is good for Futures trading and scalping. Also, they do have widgets now so you can trade easily yet the positions couldn't be modified onto your likes (on widgets alone).

MXC is also a notable trading platform. Some coins lists on small trading platforms like MXC before being considered to be listed on Binance.

You have to go through KYC on every exchanges where you want to trade, there is no such single app which allows you to trade on all exchanges and if you see any then it should be a scam app.

There is no limit to apps on Android but all of the finance is the most demanding and used by the users. It is flexible and comfortable than the other apps. But mobile users face some problems sometimes it is preferred to use a PC while you trade or do other things.

Depends on your current needs. But personally I always use either Coingecko or Tradingview only for price monitoring. When it comes to actual trading, then Binance application would definitely do the job.

There is also a previous thread that discusses which trading app are good. Perhaps, in this thread, you can find some that fits on your needs. Take note that some of them are outdated and is most likely not receiving any updates at all. Don't trust, verify.

To be honest I feel better to use mobile phone apps to make trading most of the time. And I think if the mobile app build with better UI, bug free, then it's a good opportunities for the traders. Because it's quite hard to sit in front of laptop/desktop all the times in a day. Mobile app is the best solution for that.

BTW I only use binance and kucoin trading app in my mobile and I am happy with them.

I don't know a lot of available apps in android but I have Binance recommended to me by a friend of mine, it is easy to use and it is not overwhelming when it comes to what buttons to push and where you have to go.

If you have a mobile app wallet then you might wanna use the DEX that will connect your mobiles wallet to exchanges, which these wallets have built-in buttons which direct you to those dexes. 

there is also a tradingview app where you would likely want to use to view the charts of altcoins. Not sure if MT5 offers that but certainly, they are on Tradingview even the ones that are just paired with WETH.

There are limitless apps for trading. What matters most is the Brooker listed on the trading app. Different Booker's comes with their different offer. For me meta trader 4 happen to be my option because I have a Brooker who is listed on the app with easy withdraw and lesser target

Then would you opt to use DEX's instead? Or just a single Exchange that you'd like to use? I myself use Binance and their mobile application whenever I need to (though it's quite rare tbh). I'm mostly a desktop user, and ever since the pandemic I've never really left for long periods of time from my house so I rarely get to use it nowadays, but I have no issues with it when I used it back then. Though imo it'd probably be better for you to pick an exchange you'd like to use first, get used to it, then use the mobile app if you decide to stick to said exchange (since most exchanges have their mobile apps in their site)

There are just so many apps. I don't want to create an account on every exchange site and have to go through KYC verification every time and then install all those apps. I'd rather only try those apps/sites that veterans on here like and trust   

Trading on phones or mobile devices are bad. If you want to have good trades, less mistakes, better security, use one desktop or laptop for your trades.

Some sinister mistakes you can make on your phones or mobile devices
- Mis-tap
- Type inaccurate figures: amount to buy, sell, price or leverage
- The probability to make mistakes will be higher when you are panic or in a hurry to take profit, cut loss, close positions.

Each good crypto exchange will have link to download their applications for mobile. Are those applications not enough to use?

I already have MetaTrader 5 on my phone which I'm very happy with. I just wanna see what other apps you guys like and maybe try them out.
I generally like simple apps with clean UIs but I'll have a look at anything that is popular on here. Thanks!