Bitpanda is good too

Bitpanda had huge fees last week... Reached 17£ to send to an address

For a wallet or trade?

We use Electrum as a software wallet and it has been fantastic so far, maybe worth a look and safer than storing on a browser service!

Bittylicious for trade.

Localbitcoins is great - very low fees - and they're open about charges in a way that Coinbase and Wirex aren't (I was hit with a £13 charge from Wirex just for a £32 transfer!) Makes all the difference when you know where you stand, rather than just guessing and jumping into the unknown.

As a first timer on Localbitcoins you'll need to find someone friendly to open trading with so start small. Exchange rates are reasonable in this crazy time for Bitcoin - it's like a new Wild West! And you need the smarts of a Wall Street trader to get your head around it all. Impossibly complex at times, and you need a calculator with a wide screen for all those zeros!

I’ve been using paybis and bittylicious for over a year. All good. Paybis the best of the two.

check out coinomi wallet and btc direct

Cheers. I'll take a look.

Coinbase pro if you are already on Coinbase. You won't need to re register or anything. Just transfer over.
If you use limit orders on the platform, then the fees for buying and selling Bitcoin are very small.

Luno

If you already have Coinbase set up use the Coinbase pro version.. free to transfer your funds between accounts and much less in fees

I used bittylicious to buy and Exodus as my wallet (android app). Just placed my first order! Spent just under £50 on a 3.5g (berry widow from super hans) - very pricey but oh well. I'll probably buy bigger bits in future. The BTC transfer fee is like £7 alone!

Used coinomi 2 weeks ago for my first btc transaction, pretty easy to use and quick registration only like 5 mins. But dont buy btc from coinomi, there rate is shit they took 8 quid of me

Bittylicious is smooth my bro half an hour registration and verification usually.