Where to Buy & Trade Nano

Faucet claims are for trying Nano, not investing. Here's where trading actually happens.

Faucet claims vs. buying Nano

This faucet sends tiny, randomized amounts of Nano so you can test a real transaction — it isn't a way to acquire meaningful amounts of XNO. If you want to hold or trade Nano in any real quantity, you'll need to buy it on an exchange.

Exchanges that have listed XNO

Nano has historically traded on a number of major exchanges, including:

  • Kraken
  • Binance
  • KuCoin
  • NanSwap (Nano Based)
  • MEXC
  • HTX
  • CoinEx
  • Crypto.com Exchange

Listings, trading pairs, and availability by country change over time and vary by region — always check the exchange directly before assuming XNO is supported.

Find the current live list

For an up-to-date view of exchanges, swap services, and on-ramps currently supporting Nano, the community-maintained Nano Hub trading directory is kept current.

A note on safety

Only ever send funds to addresses you've verified yourself, double-check withdrawal addresses before confirming, and be cautious of unfamiliar "no-KYC" swap sites. Nothing on this page is financial advice — cryptocurrency is volatile and you should do your own research before trading.