Here is a curated list
https://darthcoin.substack.com/p/from-where-can-i-get-some-bitcoins
In regards of Conbase, here is a serious warning
https://stacker.news/items/78930

DarthCoin

I use kraken and binance when I need them. 

sandagoriate

nicosey

I’ve had good experiences with Gemini. I can share a referral code if you want, I think it earns us each some amount of credit or fee reduction or something. Idk. I also use their APIs for programmatic purchasing and they work pretty well 

WeAreAllSatoshi

Here in 2024, I assume this list has changed a little, hasn’t it?

Rothbardian_fanatic

**_Stay away from any centralized exchange._**

It is best to use **P2P** _(despite being soft-KYC in some cases)_:
Bisq, Hodl Hodl, Relai (REL57044), Peach

More options here: https://kycnot.me

**_BUT..._**

If KYC doesn't worry you _(although it should)_ and you need a good on-ramp, card-based, and highest rewards for passive earnings, get **Wirex**: https://wirexapp.com/r/CryptoShalix

**Disadvantages**:
- Requires full KYC
- They can freeze your funds or access to the platform if they detect problems with T&C
- They do not have advanced trading tools
- Much higher commissions than other exchanges, except for stable coins (which are at 0 cost).

**Advantages**:
- It has a card and European IBAN. You can use the card all over the world without problems.
- The X-Accounts tool has the highest level of rewards on the market (+6% in BTC, +16% in USD/EUR).
- It is growing and improving services every day.

It is not a question of using it by depositing ALL your money.
Instead, **leave only what you are willing to lose, as you would with a traditional bank**. But you will earn rewards and you can use it in the fiat world **_while implementing Bitcoin in the stores you visit with self-custodial wallets_**.

cryptoshalix

Is Bisq still working? Didn't list about it anymore.

dood

It's soft kyc. They store your banking details. Consider Peach for non kyc.

Zepasta

I know everybody hates centralised exchanges but sometimes you find yourself in a situation where you need to use one. So the question is which one?

Yesterday I had a bad experience with Binance (long story but TLDR is any convertion of currency pairs that include EUR or USD fiats are not working), so I cannot recommend them now, even though in the past it was fine for me. I heard of Kraken and Coinbase but have zero personal experience with them.

bitcoin

I know everybody hates centralised exchanges but sometimes you find yourself in a situation where you need to use one. So the question is which one?

Yesterday I had a bad experience with Binance (long story but TLDR is any convertion of currency pairs that include EUR or USD fiats are not working), so I cannot recommend them now, even though in the past it was fine for me. I heard of Kraken and Coinbase but have zero personal experience with them.