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Hi! Let me introduce a new trading platform - https://bitsx.com (https://bitsx.com). We propose you to exchange your bitcoins for "Liberty Reserve", "Perfect Money" and vice versa.

Our features:

1. We don't change any extra fees for deposits and withdrawals. You pay only payment system comission needed to proceed your transaction.
2. Market transaction fee = 0.39%.
3. We use separate trading floor for every currency pair (BTC/LRUSD, BTC/PMUSD), so we haven't problems with reserves because we don't need to exchange money together to pay for withdrawals. Our currencies total balance is always equals account balances. Also we haven't third-party risks because we don't contact exchanges.
4. We use only relatively "safe" fiat currencies that will not cause problems (with goverments and payment systems policies) in a future.
5. Withdrawals are processing immediately or if there are no money at instant wallets we process them manually as soon as possible but maximum for 24 hours (just in case).
6. We haven't withdrawal amount limits.
7. 90% of funds are storing in a cold storage.
8. You can use our API.

If you have any questions please contact us via https://bitsx.com/site/feedback (https://bitsx.com/site/feedback).

On registering I clicked the link for Terms of Service, but there were no terms of service displayed.  The link goes to:
 - https://bitsx.com/site/page?view=terms

Sorry, our agreement currently is in preparation. We will publish it as soon as it will be ready. We temporarily removed this link from the registration page.

Can't resist, but... pity that bitsex.com wasn't available, isn't it? I'd try it just for the thrill. 

Hm... To be honest, I had never thought about this association. I viewed some stock exchange names and decided to make name similar to "Australian Securities Exchange" (asx.com.au).

So this isn't a securities exchange, it's a currency or commodity exchange (like Gox, et al).

A securities exchanges is something like GLBSE or MPEx

Nice looking site, though :)

I think that the term "security" can have much more values than only bonds and stocks. In particular, LRUSD and PMUSD can be described as "debt securities", because they represent private companies debts to it's holders.


Thanks! What do you think about website usability? Did you register and view the user's cabinet?

Fixed.