Forget about exchanger search! Use BestChange!

[Synchronice]

Fixedfloat has two options: Fixed rate and float rate, Clicking on each of the two brings 2 different rates and one of the rates is close to what BestChange displays on the monitor. So which on had you choosen?

Secondly, the minimum time bestchange updates the prices is 15 seconds. In crypto exchanges, a lot of price change can happen in 15 secs.

Thirdly, you will still have to visit the exchanger in order to make a trade. Bestchange is just simply a price monitor.

Do you really think that I'm so inattentive to post that without strong observation?
FixedFloat has two option, one charges 0.5% and another one - 1%. On this image, you see 0.5% float rate, even if you choose 1% fixed rate, there is a significant difference in price. Just try yourself, wait more than 15 seconds, wait more than 1 minute and tell me if results match.

It's true that I have to visit the exchanger but when someone sees on Bestchange that FixedFloat has bad rate and isn't on top of the list, they'll ignore that exchange while in reality FixedFloat has better rates than some top ones. Also, I had a case where Bestchange was showing me 1BTC equals 59K XRP on certain exchange and when I visited that exchange, their actual rate was 1BTC = 57K XRP.
I don't know if you want to pretend that that's fair and okay but from an user's perspective, this isn't high quality service. It's a problem that needs to be fixed, I think one should be grateful for me for highlighting that fact instead, not offended.

is it just me, or I am seeing E-scrooge as inactive?

Yes, it is just you.

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[coupable]

Recently, there was a crisis in the Bitcoin network, as fees rose insanely due to the accumulation of unconfirmed transactions, the main cause of which is the greed of miners. The increase in transaction fees on the network has also caused bitcoin withdrawal fees to be raised from platforms including platforms supported by BestChange.
I thought of suggesting adding information regarding fees on any pair in any of the platforms you support. This will help users to determine the best platform to choose and will raise awareness of network traffic, since platforms may raise withdrawal fees without informing users in advance, especially in special circumstances, as happened recently. The same proposal could include platforms that support the Lightning Network as well.

[Best_Change]

Guys, do you monitor exchange rates and update statistics correctly?

Thank you for the provided information, we will make sure to check if the data transmitted to us by this exchanger is correct.
The thing is that we transmit information "AS IS", and if somebody deliberately or accidentally transmits incorrect data, they can get to the monitor. We have several layers of automized protections, but they are no good against such relatively small errors. At the same time, our moderators do not check manually as fast as we would like, we have almost 500 thousand downloaded rates.

Recently, there was a crisis in the Bitcoin network, as fees rose insanely due to the accumulation of unconfirmed transactions, the main cause of which is the greed of miners. The increase in transaction fees on the network has also caused bitcoin withdrawal fees to be raised from platforms, including platforms supported by BestChange.

I thought of suggesting adding information regarding fees on any pair in any of the platforms you support. This will help users to determine the best platform to choose and will raise awareness of network traffic, since platforms may raise withdrawal fees without informing users in advance, especially in special circumstances, as happened recently. The same proposal could include platforms that support the Lightning Network as well.

Thank you for your suggestion, we will think whether we will be able to implement it. The thing is, that this function is needed approximately for a week in a year, that is why your overestimate its importance. As for Lightning Network, we have singled out this direction as a separate item in the list. You can work with exchangers that support this technology.

[Best_Change]

 About BestChange currency converter

On the monitor’s website there is a converter — service that allows learning the exact price of this or that currency in relation to the other currency. With that, the relevant market rate is calculated, without margins or exchangers or payment systems.

● Visit the converter at the link in the footer of the website or directly:
https://www.bestchange.com/converter/
● Choose two currencies that you wish to compare. Pay attention that you can even learn how much in bitcoins a specific amount of satoshi equals to.
● Enter the amount of this or that currency, and you instantly will see the result of calculation.
● Moreover, the results in other available currencies will be shown below.

The converter supports a vast choice of fiat currencies and popular cryptocurrencies. We take rates from reliable trading platforms and constantly update them. You can share the result you receive on social networks Facebook, Twitter, VK, and Telegram by clicking the corresponding button or manually copying the link generated after entering the amount for calculation.

[coupable]

Recently, there was a crisis in the Bitcoin network, as fees rose insanely due to the accumulation of unconfirmed transactions, the main cause of which is the greed of miners. The increase in transaction fees on the network has also caused bitcoin withdrawal fees to be raised from platforms, including platforms supported by BestChange.

I thought of suggesting adding information regarding fees on any pair in any of the platforms you support. This will help users to determine the best platform to choose and will raise awareness of network traffic, since platforms may raise withdrawal fees without informing users in advance, especially in special circumstances, as happened recently. The same proposal could include platforms that support the Lightning Network as well.

Thank you for your suggestion, we will think whether we will be able to implement it. The thing is, that this function is needed approximately for a week in a year, that is why your overestimate its importance.

There are no guarantees that what happened will not be repeated or that it can be determined at the rate of one week each year.  Adding a notice to users of the need to check the network status (whatever the blockchain they will use, not just Bitcoin) and this will be in a warning message that appears in one of the corners of each page.  In my opinion, this will not cost anything and is not technically complicated.  This is a suggestion from me, and I think the issue can be approached from different angles.

[Best_Change]

Thank you, coupable, we will thoroughly study your suggestions.

However, we would like to remind you, that if you mean outgoing crypto payments, in this case, such notification must be sent by the wallet’s provider, at least indirectly (through the establishment of a recommended commission), and if you mean incoming transfers, then the size of the commission should not concern users, since it must already be included in the proposed exchange rate, otherwise this is a serious violation and the exchanger may be excluded from the listing for hidden commissions.

If we go back to the problem of long transfers (if an exchanger lowers commission), then the issue is indirectly solved through the claims of users. If an exchanger would regularly create situations when users do not get their funds for a long time, we can exclude it from the listing. The owners of the exchangers know it and do not violate our trust.

At the same time, monitoring online wallets and transactions of over 200 exchangers to check the size of the commission in the last exchange does not deem possible yet. Currently, we do not have the technical possibilities to receive an exhaustive list of wallet addresses from online exchangers. If the problem becomes serious, we will definitely deal with it, but so far, the impact of what happened looks too exaggerated due to cognitive distortions (The Von Restorff effect)

[coupable]

Thank you, coupable, we will thoroughly study your suggestions.

However, we would like to remind you, that if you mean outgoing crypto payments, in this case, such notification must be sent by the wallet’s provider, at least indirectly (through the establishment of a recommended commission), and if you mean incoming transfers, then the size of the commission should not concern users, since it must already be included in the proposed exchange rate, otherwise this is a serious violation and the exchanger may be excluded from the listing for hidden commissions.

Thank you, Best_Change, for your interest in my suggestion and taking the time to answer.
I find your answer very logical in fact.
However, what I meant is just to help users know what is going on on the most important blockchain network in the crypto field, which is the Bitcoin network. And this is in the form of a simple notice in one of the corners of the site pages, since you cannot control all the portfolios, and you do not have powers to interfere with the operating systems of the platforms that you list.
My suggestion was based on the fact that your visitors are mostly looking for the appropriate platform for trading or for quick exchange, which means that they will necessarily deposit. Of course, not all users are good at dealing with fee changes on the network, and they always think that sending any amount will be as easy as every time. You are not required to secure the users' money in their wallets, nor are you required to inform them of every change that takes place in the blockchain due to the multiplicity of networks, which makes it impossible to track changes on all of them, but this will increase users' confidence in you, since it only pertains to the Bitcoin network, which is considered the most important.
Overall, this is just a suggestion and may not really be that good. Discussing the idea can open horizons for new ideas.

[Best_Change]

However, what I meant is just to help users know what is going on on the most important blockchain network in the crypto field, which is the Bitcoin network. And this is in the form of a simple notice in one of the corners of the site pages, since you cannot control all the portfolios, and you do not have powers to interfere with the operating systems of the platforms that you list.
My suggestion was based on the fact that your visitors are mostly looking for the appropriate platform for trading or for quick exchange, which means that they will necessarily deposit. Of course, not all users are good at dealing with fee changes on the network, and they always think that sending any amount will be as easy as every time. You are not required to secure the users' money in their wallets, nor are you required to inform them of every change that takes place in the blockchain due to the multiplicity of networks, which makes it impossible to track changes on all of them, but this will increase users' confidence in you, since it only pertains to the Bitcoin network, which is considered the most important.
Overall, this is just a suggestion and may not really be that good. Discussing the idea can open horizons for new ideas.

So, you mean we should add to our website transaction fee in sat/byte and Gas price in Gwei?

It could be interesting, although it’s hard to imagine how this information without explanations could help newbies, while savvy users can use as a guide more common instruments or use information directly built-in in wallets. But we will forward your suggestion to the technical department, perhaps they will find a way to place this information without harm to the design and place an explanation for these numbers somewhere. In any case, thank you for your input, we really appreciate it!

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However, what I meant is just to help users know what is going on on the most important blockchain network in the crypto field, which is the Bitcoin network. And this is in the form of a simple notice in one of the corners of the site pages, since you cannot control all the portfolios, and you do not have powers to interfere with the operating systems of the platforms that you list.
My suggestion was based on the fact that your visitors are mostly looking for the appropriate platform for trading or for quick exchange, which means that they will necessarily deposit. Of course, not all users are good at dealing with fee changes on the network, and they always think that sending any amount will be as easy as every time. You are not required to secure the users' money in their wallets, nor are you required to inform them of every change that takes place in the blockchain due to the multiplicity of networks, which makes it impossible to track changes on all of them, but this will increase users' confidence in you, since it only pertains to the Bitcoin network, which is considered the most important.
Overall, this is just a suggestion and may not really be that good. Discussing the idea can open horizons for new ideas.

So, you mean we should add to our website transaction fee [in] sat/byte and Gas price [in] Gwei?

It could be interesting, although it’s hard to imagine how this information without explanations could help newbies, while savvy users can use as a guide more common instruments or use information directly built-in in wallets. But we will forward your suggestion to the technical department, perhaps they will find a way to place this information without harm to the design and place an explanation for these numbers somewhere. In any case, thank you for your input, we really appreciate it!

I would like to thank you for appreciating my suggestions and taking them seriously enough.
I was one of the first enthusiasts of the Bestchange project by participating in the signature campaign when it was launched (I don't know if you remember me), and I defended the reputation of the platform during the attack it was subjected to questioning its integrity. And because I believe in the feasibility of the project and its contribution to providing a healthy environment for users of trading platforms and the crypto community in general, I will not hesitate to contribute positively to supporting Bestchange and maintaining it as one of the most reliable services in its field. In all cases, thank you for your nice words, I really appreciate it!

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My sincere congratulations to all the BestChange platform team on its celebration of the 16th anniversary of its founding, and also to all the crypto community for trusting and supporting the platform in various forms. All wishes for further success and development on the same level of integrity that we have been accustomed to over the past years.
Many do not know that the BestChange platform has been active in its field for 16 years, that is, before the invention of Bitcoin and the development of the crypto market as we see it today.
As a reminder, BestChange has allocated valuable rewards in the form of NFTs on this anniversary for everyone who contributed to its support, including forum members participating previously or currently in the signature campaign. Details can be found via this advertisement posted in the alternate currencies board : BestChange retrodrop [Claim memorable NFTs]

[GeorgeJohn]

It's obvious that bestchange has a good reputation and that's the most of reason's while bestchange keep moving forward,  let me assume that bestchange has been existing for more than twelve years or directly thirteen years [12/13] with a good reputation and good transactions experience so therefore bestchange have integrity and unquestionable recommendations since i have known bestchange. Now bestchange is at 16th anniversary, that's to say that bestchange have a higher level of transparency for having business transactions with them, it's obvious and understandable that projects of bestchange will continue accelerating, do you know that since the history of bestchange I have not noticed a complain from anyone who partner with the platform, so it's amazing for a transparent exchange to be in our mixed.

[Best_Change]

What is the bank card verification needed in an exchanger for?

Our monitor always tries to notify users that some exchangers require verification of the bank card. This requirement is shown by a round green mark next to the exchanger's name.
The verification as such is needed to confirm your ownership of the card and to hinder the life of fraudsters to avoid stealing your funds.

Required data for verification:
● Card number, or the first and last four digits.
● Name of the cardholder.
● Photo of the card with the exchanger site or paper with its URL in the background.

How safe is it?

You need to blur the date of the card expiration and the CVC code if it is written on the same side as the number. In fact, this information is the most important, so you need to remove it.

How long does verification take?

The process of passing verification depends on the business of operators working in the exchanger. On average, it takes around one hour.

[Stedsm]

Dear Bestchange users, please spread awareness about this new (possible) scam that's trying to use the name of Bestchange in its domain. I hope no one gets scammed at any cost. Below is the proof and link to the telegram post as well:



Source: https://t.me/crypto_lvl/1204

[dkbit98]

Dear Bestchange users, please spread awareness about this new (possible) scam that's trying to use the name of Bestchange in its domain. I hope no one gets scammed at any cost. Below is the proof and link to the telegram post as well

They sure look like a scam, but they have totally different design and they are pretending to be centralized exchange, so there is nothing in common with original BestChange website.

[coupable]

Dear Bestchange users, please spread awareness about this new (possible) scam that's trying to use the name of Bestchange in its domain. I hope no one gets scammed at any cost. Below is the proof and link to the telegram post as well

They sure look like a scam, but they have totally different design and they are pretending to be centralized exchange, so there is nothing in common with original BestChange website.

This is definitely a pure scam which use the brand "bestchange" to promote itself as a legit service because once you try to search for bestchange1 in google, all displayed results are about bestchange monitor.
By checking whoise.com for domain information, the bestchange1 domain was registered last January for only i year period before expiration. I think this is not professional at all and could not lead for an honest service.
https://www.whois.com/whois/bestchange1.com

Code:

Domain:bestchange1.com
Registrar:Hosting Concepts B.V. d/b/a Registrar.eu
Registered On:2023-01-30
Expires On:2024-01-30
Updated On:2023-01-30
Status:clientTransferProhibited
Name Servers:brett.ns.cloudflare.com
vera.ns.cloudflare.com

If i can well remember, this is not the first time someone try to imitate the bestchange monitor domain, and OP has raised warnings about this many times. Thank you Stedsm for sharing the info here.

[Best_Change]

Dear Bestchange users, please spread awareness about this new (possible) scam that's trying to use the name of Bestchange in its domain. I hope no one gets scammed at any cost. Below is the proof and link to the telegram post as well:

Source: https://t.me/crypto_lvl/1204

Thank you for informing us about this, Stedsm! We have forwarded the issue to our moderators and they will do what it takes to block it.

Cheers and stay vigilant!

[Best_Change]

Can the exchange rate suddenly change?

Can it happen that you find one rate in the monitor, but when you visit the exchanger, find out another one? In rare cases the correction of the rate is possible in the process of creating an order, although we try to exclude such situations. The conditions depend directly on a specific exchanger. Please carefully study the information on the order creation page. There following data must be specified there:

💰On what conditions change of the rate is possible.

💰 Based on what exchange or other platform the exchange rate is being formed.

💰 With cash exchangers, commissions, coefficients and other conditions which influence the amount you give and receive must be stipulated in detail.

The client must clearly understand how much money they will receive as the result. The exchanger must inform about any recalculations and additional commissions, more so, they must do it before the payment for the order.

Select high-quality exchangers that work transparently and do not hide information to fraud clients. And BestChange will help you.

[Best_Change]

We have launched our blog and invite all forum members to have a look at it:

https://www.bestchange.com/blog/

 

[Best_Change]

How to find an exchanger for buying cryptocurrency?

Have you decided to catch the wave and buy a promising cryptocurrency? It’s convenient to do it via an exchanger — unlike cryptocurrency exchanges, which are more suitable for high-frequency trading, exchangers allow you to anonymously and without verification buy the desired coin and transfer it to your wallet.

Firstly, you need to create a wallet supporting the required cryptocurrency. The wallet will generate the address for receiving the funds. After that, visit BestChange and select the suitable payment direction. For example, for the currency to give, specify Perfect Money USD, and for the currency to get — Bitcoin. There are thousands of options.

Select an exchanger out of the suggested list, paying attention to:

✅ The rate. By default, the services are sorted by the profitability of the rate, the information is updated every few seconds.

✅ Available reserves. If you are buying for a large amount, make sure that the exchanger has enough money.

✅ Reviews. Clicking on the last graph in the table you can get acquainted with the feedback about the exchanger.

Go to the exchanger you’ve chosen and follow its instructions. Pay special attention to entering the correct payment details. Have a successful exchange!

[Best_Change]

How to choose the best exchanger for yourself?

Today, we will tell you several indicators that matter when looking for an exchanger. Besides the rate, you should always consider reserves, reputation and limits for an exchange.

Let’s elaborate:
● Consider the amount of positive reviews about an exchanger, we pay special attention to them.
● The larger the total reserve of an exchanger, the more likely it works smoothly, and for a long time, it can surely be trusted.
● Pay attention to the high rating in the payment systems: WebMoney, Perfect Money, YooMoney, as well as MyWot’s rating of the site.
● There are peculiarities that need to be registered: the way of processing orders (manual or automatic), the type of commission (floating or fixed).

Comfortable and profitable exchange is one of the main goals of BestChange.com
If you have questions about selecting the right exchanger, write them in the comments.