Bitstamp is one of the most popular fiat to Bitcoin exchanges. It was one of the first big exchanges and it provides customers with a platform that is secure and easy to use. It was originally started in Slovenia but has moved its' operations to Luxembourg.
Bitstamp uses MultiSignature technology for its hot-wallet, as well as a fully insured cold-storage option where kept off-line. They also offer a number of other security features such as two-factor authentication and confirmation emails to enhance account security.
Bitstamp provides the option for limit orders, stop loss, and trailing stop orders. They have an easy to use API that can be integrated into user applications. T
Overall, Bitstamp is a secure and reliable exchange with good liquidity and a solid infrastructure. It is a good option for beginning traders as well as more advanced crypto holders.
Trading Fees: Tiered system depending on volume ranging from 0.1%-025%

CoinsBank is a cryptocurrency platform that offers several services, including: a wallet, payment services, and exchange. CoinsBank was formerly known as BIT-X, but underwent a re-branding effort in 2016. The company operates in Scotland but is registered in Belize.

Trading Fee: 0.5%
Withdrawal Fee: 0.001 BTC
Number of Markets: 7

The fees are significantly higher than other exchanges.

Binance is the largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. The large trading volumes and range of cryptocurrency pairs available for trading, make Binance one of the most influential companies in the blockchain field. The Binance Coin (BNB) gives holders a discount on trading. Binance is capable of processing 1.4 mil orders/second, has multi-language support – Chinese, English, Korean, Japanese and has all the major coins available – BTC, ETH, LTC, BNB etc. Binance's trading fee is 0.1%.