UPbit is a Korean exchange that was launched in October 2017 by Song Chi-Hyung, who is one of South Korea’s richest men. His company, Dunamu, is the holding company behind UPbit, was originally an online news aggregator, but quickly pivoted into Fintech, where it has done very well. UPbit is geared almost exclusively towards the Korean market, and offers a large number of BTC and Korean Wong pairs.
UPbit has very quickly become an important player in the Korean crypto market, and is one of the largest exchanges by trading volume in the country.
Trading Fee: 0.25%
Withdrawal Fee: 0.0005
Number of Tokens/Coins: 272

Bittrex is one of the largest crypto to crypto exchanges. It offers a large number of trading pairs, but do not allow fiat to crypto trading. Bittrex has one of the largest trading volumes in the market.
It is a reputable exchange with good record on security and is also fully regulated. They provide two factor authentication as well as a number of other options to secure funds. They are United States based and are fully compliant with all laws.
They support more than 190 cryptocurrencies and have a dynamic platform. It’s a good option for both advanced and beginner traders; providing advanced tools like candlestick charts and crosshairs, but with a user-friendly interface that is very intuitive.
Trading Fees: 0.25%

Bancor is a decentralized exchange protocol that is designed to increase liquidity for Ethereum and EOS tokens. The company has been at the center of the debate about Decentralized vs Centralized Exchanges, as well as the overall need of institutions to serve as a hub for decentralized networks. Their protocol, and exchange, enable any token to hold one or other additional tokens in reserve. Bancor allows conversions between tokens on their decentralized exchange with smart tokens that increase liquidity, and establish market prices for smaller tokens. Specifically, for those that do not have large trading volumes. Bancor tokens facilitate the exchange and act as a connective tissue, and have a centralizing effect on the exchange.