The cryptocurrency exchange BYDFi has been awarded the title of "Best Cryptocurrency Exchange User Interface" at the Blockchain Life Awards 2026. The ceremony took place during the Blockchain Forum 2026 in Moscow, where the exchange was one of the sponsors. This was reported by ForkLog representatives.

The Blockchain Forum 2026 was held on April 14-15 at Crocus Expo. According to the organizers, the event attracted 20,000 participants, 200 speakers, and 250 sponsors from over 100 countries. The program featured more than 250 booths, a main stage, an AI Future Stage, startup pitch sessions, and simultaneous Russian-English translation.

Source: BYDFi.

The Blockchain Life Awards 2026 recognizes platforms with user-friendly interfaces for traders of all levels, from beginners to professionals.

“Such events are important because they allow us to hear directly from traders, developers, and partners about how their expectations are changing. These conversations help us establish product priorities and enhance the trading experience,” said BYDFi co-founder and CEO Michael.

What BYDFi Showcased in Moscow

BYDFi's participation coincided with the celebration of the exchange's sixth anniversary. At their booth, the company showcased:

  • Step-by-step access to APIs for integration with AI agents;
  • The launch of prediction markets in the on-chain trading module;
  • Expansion into TradFi with support for stock, gold, and silver trading.

BYDFi representatives also spoke on stage at the forum about the convergence of crypto assets, AI, and traditional finance.

Source: BYDFi.

Founded in 2020, BYDFi claims to serve over 1 million users across 190 countries and regions. The exchange is the exclusive cryptocurrency partner of the English football club Newcastle United and ranks among the top cryptocurrency exchanges in Canada for 2026 according to Forbes Advisor Canada.

Among the customer protection tools are a protective fund of 800 BTC, regular Proof-of-Reserves reports, and 24/7 multilingual support.

Previously, ForkLog published a detailed review of BYDFi.