Global Exchange Map

It places 349 exchanges on a world map at the city where each one is documented to operate: 179 stock exchanges and 170 crypto exchanges in 141 countries. Select a marker to see the exchanges at that location, what each location is based on, and the sources behind it.

Many crypto exchanges do not publish a single headquarters. They may be remote-first, or document only the jurisdiction of their legal entity. Where no city is documented, the marker is drawn at the capital or a representative point of that country, with a dashed outline and an "approximate" label, so the map never implies a precision the sources do not support.

No. Position on the map says nothing about size, volume, safety or quality, and a listing is not a recommendation. The map is a reference for where venues are located and what is publicly documented about them.

Stock exchange locations come from the ISO 10383 Market Identifier Code register, cross-checked against Wikidata headquarters data where it exists. Crypto exchange locations come from the exchange's own legal pages, regulator registers, Wikidata, or the country CoinGecko lists, and each row says which kind of source it rests on. Every row lists its sources in the table below.