Is Gemini safe to use?

Yes, Gemini is a regulated financial service.

Crypto Trading IPO GEMI

Gemini

Q: What are the main features of Gemini?

ActiveTrader platform with advanced charting tools, CFTC-regulated prediction markets event contracts, Gemini Dollar GUSD regulated stablecoin issuance, Institutional-grade custody with segregated storage, Crypto credit card with up to 4% cashback

Q: What are the pros of using Gemini?

NYDFS-regulated New York Trust Company, First SOC 2 certified exchange, $200M institutional insurance coverage, Publicly traded on Nasdaq

Q: What are the cons of Gemini?

Higher retail trading fees, Limited altcoin selection (~150), Exiting UK, EU, and Australia

Institutional-Grade Regulated Crypto Exchange Built on Trust and Security

Available in 7 countries Last verified: Feb 2026

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Founded

2014

Users

13,000,000+

Total Funding

$849M

Employees

400-550

🏢 Company Overview

Headquarters

New York, USA

CEO

Tyler Winklevoss

Founder

Cameron Winklevoss, Tyler Winklevoss

Funding Stage

IPO

Total Funding

$849M

Users

13,000,000+

Pricing

freemium

AML Compliant GDPR PCI DSS Payment License No

ℹ️ About Gemini

Gemini is a New York-based cryptocurrency exchange and custodian founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss in 2014.

Operating as a New York Trust Company under NYDFS oversight, it supports trading for 150+ digital assets with an ActiveTrader platform for advanced users and a simplified interface for beginners.

Gemini is the world's first crypto exchange to achieve both SOC 1 Type 2 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications alongside ISO 27001 compliance.

The platform offers crypto staking, a Mastercard-backed crypto credit card with up to 4% cashback, CFTC-approved prediction markets, institutional custody with $200M insurance coverage, and the Gemini Dollar (GUSD) stablecoin.

Now publicly traded on Nasdaq under ticker GEMI, Gemini primarily serves the U. S. and Singapore markets.