Hata Review 2026

4.0 / 5

Registered exchange with real regulatory records.

Hata is a crypto exchange founded in 2023. We could not confirm a regulatory registration for it, so it sits outside the protections a registered venue must provide. Treat it with extra caution.

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The record

On file, Hata traces to 2023, with its operating base recorded in Malaysia. Ownership is private, and no equity trades on a public exchange. The order book covers 23 coins and trading pairs, spanning spot and, where a jurisdiction permits, derivatives. The mandate stays inside crypto, spot and derivatives, nothing more.

Execution runs through Hata's own web, mobile and API stack. No copy-trading layer is offered on the platform.

Hata is a dual-licensed digital asset exchange established in 2023. The exchange operates two platforms - Hata Malaysia and Hata Global. On Hata Malaysia, users are able to trade crypto using MYR through a licensed platform. On the other hand, Hata Global welcomes worldwide users where the exchange supports USD/crypto

Founded2023
HeadquartersMalaysia
Listed coins23
Trading pairs23
Exchange typeCentralized (CEX)
CoinGecko trust score5/10 · global rank #107
24h volume5 BTC
PlatformsWeb, iOS, Android, API
Copy tradingNo
Official channelsTwitter/X · Telegram · Reddit

Custody & proof

No regulatory registration could be independently confirmed for this exchange. Unconfirmed venues sit outside the custody, segregation and disclosure protections a registered exchange must provide, so treat it with extra caution and verify its status yourself before depositing.

RegulatorLicenceEntity
Registration not confirmedRegistration unverified ✓Hata

We could not confirm a regulatory registration for Hata on the public registers we checked. Confirm its status directly with any authority it claims to operate under before committing funds.

Fee schedule

The rates below are the standing fees on Hata. Both sides of the book move with your rolling 30-day volume, and holders of the venue's native token typically settle at a discount.

Taker fee0.4%
Maker fee0.30%
BTC/USD trading fee0.4%
ETH/USD trading fee0.4%
Withdrawal costNetwork fee only (varies by coin)

At 0.4%, the Hata taker fee reads in line with the regulated retail field.

Withdrawals, cost and timing

Fee: None. Hata does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees. Your payment provider may apply their own transfer fees.

Processing time: Instant to 24 hours for e-wallets. Bank transfers take 1 to 3 business days.

No payout clears until identity checks are settled. An account still short of full verification, identity and address on file, will see the timeline stretch. Once a record is complete, payouts track the figures above.

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Minimum deposit, entity by entity

What you must fund to open depends on which Hata entity your country routes to. Offshore books tend to set the bar lower, in exchange for thinner regulatory cover.

EntityRegulatorMin depositMax leverage
HataRegulator not confirmedNone1:1

Hata vs Bitfinex

HataBitfinex
Primary regulatorRegistration not confirmed El Salvador DASP Registered
Min depositNoneNone
Taker fee0.4%0.1%
Listed coins & pairs23+65+
Copy tradingNoNo
Withdrawal feeNoneVaries

Both records check out as registered venues. The case for Hata rests on its platform and the breadth of its coin list; Bitfinex pulls ahead where a trader weighs a lighter fee schedule more heavily.

Registrations on file

Registration not confirmedRegistration unverified, Hata

For retail accounts across the EU and UK, leverage on crypto derivatives is held to 1:1 by local rule.

Strengths and weak points

What works

  • Registration not confirmed regulated
  • No minimum deposit
  • No inactivity fee
  • Low taker fee from 0.4%

What does not work

  • No tier-1 registration on file (FCA, MAS, NYDFS or MiCA)
  • No copy trading

The verdict

The records place Hata as a registered, operating crypto exchange, Registration not confirmed confirms on the public file. The best fit is traders who want 23 coins and pairs reachable through a registered venue. Score: 4.0 out of 5.

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Alternatives to Hata

Should Hata miss the mark, the registered venues below are worth setting side by side:

Bitfinex
El Salvador DASP registered - Min None - 0.1% taker fee
Gate.io
VASP (multiple jurisdictions) registered - Min None - 0.1% taker fee
Bullish
GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) registered - Min None - 0.1% taker fee

Frequently asked questions

Is Hata safe?

No regulatory registration could be independently confirmed for this exchange. The Registration not confirmed record sits on the official register in public view, open to anyone who wants to confirm it.

What is the Hata minimum deposit?

None covers the primary regulated entity. Offshore books can set a different bar, so the entity table above is the place to read the figure that applies to your country.

What is the Hata trading fee?

On the record, Hata charges about 0.4% to take and 0.30% to make. The schedule tapers as 30-day volume climbs, and native-token holders usually clear at a reduced rate.

How long does Hata take to process withdrawals?

Instant to 24 hours for e-wallets. Bank transfers take 1 to 3 business days.

Does Hata charge withdrawal fees?

None. Hata does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees. Your payment provider may apply their own transfer fees.

Does Hata have an API?

Yes. Beyond its web and mobile front ends, Hata exposes a public REST and WebSocket API, the hook for automated strategies, custom bots, and outside portfolio tools that read from an account.

Trading crypto carries a real chance of loss, and leverage magnifies it. Weigh whether that exposure is one you can absorb before committing capital on Hata.