ShapeBTC.com - unlimited cryptocurrency exchanger

[Shapebtc.com]

We are pleased to present to your attention the cryptocurrency exchange service ShapeBTC.com. We want to offer users a simple, secure and reliable way to exchange cryptocurrencies.

We understand that there are many cryptocurrency exchange services on the market, and therefore we want to highlight why you should choose ShapeBTC.com:

Security: We work to provide the utmost security and privacy for our users. Our service provides reliable protection of user funds and data.

Fast exchanges: exchanges take place on average in 20-30 minutes.

Anonymity: You do not need to provide personal information to make an exchange. You don't even need to register.

Level of customer support: Our customers can be sure that they will receive support for any questions and exchanges 24/7.

Reserves: Our reserves allow the client to change cryptocurrency without any limits.

Commissions: We charge a small commission to make courses more profitable for customers. No hidden fees.

The best conditions for regular customers: special conditions are provided for regular customers that will make exchanges even more profitable.

Selection of currencies: we have the widest selection of cryptocurrency pairs. Among them are BTC, XRP, XMR, BNB, SHIBA, APT, OP, ETH and more than 250 other options.

We are constantly working to improve our service to provide our customers with the best possible cryptocurrency exchange experience. We offer a simple and intuitive interface that makes the cryptocurrency exchange process easier for our users.

Waiting for everybody! Customers who want to leave a review on our platform will receive a nice bonus!

Our contacts:
Website: shapebtc.com
Telegram: @shapebtc
Mail: admin@shapebtc.com

[Husires]

The minimum limit for USDT BTC exchange is about $9,500, which is great for anyone who wants to use instant exchange, so reducing this percentage would be good. The service has been running since 2020 and there are few reviews for it, so spending more on promotional campaigns would be appropriate.

[Shapebtc.com]

The minimum limit for USDT BTC exchange is about $9,500, which is great for anyone who wants to use instant exchange, so reducing this percentage would be good. The service has been running since 2020 and there are few reviews for it, so spending more on promotional campaigns would be appropriate.

Hello!
We welcome your feedback, thank you for choosing ShapeBTC!

[SFR10]

Anonymity: You do not need to provide personal information to make an exchange. You don't even need to register.

You forgot to mention there's a big but:
- AML / KYC
- Terms of Use
- Privacy Policy

Commissions: We charge a small commission to make courses more profitable for customers. No hidden fees.

I had no luck figuring out how much you charge for your services, but I took a random address from the internet to partially test your services and it appears that the manner in which you measure network fees isn't that accurate:

• Screenshot ^{[the highest priority is roughly $3 at the moment, but you're deducting almost $48 for it]}

A couple of notes:

• You might want to consider providing support for Taproot addresses as well.
• If I were you, I wouldn't solely rely on "AML Bot" due to occasional false-positive results.

[Z-tight]

In your AML/KYC policy, you say you can confiscate funds of users who engage in 'suspicious' tx's, and they'll be requested to provide their personal data, but you fail to tell your customers how you come to the conclusion that a tx is suspicious or should be blocked, and also if you work with any blockchain analysis companies.

Fast exchanges: exchanges take place on average in 20-30 minutes.

Is this considered fast, for an instant exchange?

[JeromeTash]

Reserves: Our reserves allow the client to change cryptocurrency without any limits.

Not true. Your reserves have limits. And what is with the very high minimum limits.

I entered and exchange with XMR to USDT and the minimum amount of XMR I had to exchange was 76.44. Clear this is not an exchange for someone looking to make swaps of $50, $100

Also, the functionality of your swap page is buggy. When I change from BTC to XMR, firstly I don't see how much USDT I am supposed to receive and then on top of that current rate of BTC to USDT remains there instead of XMR to USDT

[Best_Change]

Exchanger shapebtc.com has been added to the monitor BestChange.

We have analyzed information about the service’s work, its reputation, principles, and values of its administration and came to the conclusion that shapebtc.com satisfies the criteria for a reliable partner and can be listed in BestChange, among other exchangers.

We sincerely hope for productive and long-term cooperation with this service. Despite the successful passing of all the checks, we will keep an eye on its reputation and the development of the client service.

We recommend you always check the review page https://www.bestchange.com/shapebtc-exchanger.html After an exchange, please share your opinion about the provided service with others.

[Blackbacked]

Anonymity: You do not need to provide personal information to make an exchange. You don't even need to register.

You forgot to mention there's a big but:
- AML / KYC
- Terms of Use
- Privacy Policy

Rule of thumb (my personal observation): if you see Monero on some exchange, this exchange will NEVER ask KYC.
ToS/AML/KYC pages are just for the state authorities to simulate compliance and not for end users.

[SFR10]

Rule of thumb (my personal observation): if you see Monero on some exchange, this exchange will NEVER ask KYC.
ToS/AML/KYC pages are just for the state authorities to simulate compliance and not for end users.

You have a point and that's how it should normally be but in reality, that isn't the case with most platforms that also offer Monero exchanges ^{[I've seen enough cases to no longer be optimistic (especially with the majority of the so-called instant/fast exchanges)]}.

[Z-tight]

Rule of thumb (my personal observation): if you see Monero on some exchange, this exchange will NEVER ask KYC.
ToS/AML/KYC pages are just for the state authorities to simulate compliance and not for end users.

Even if that should be the case, it isn't always the case. Monero is even traded on centralized exchange, just that as the government continues its crackdown on privacy and privacy tools, so many major centralized exchanges have been delisting Monero and many other privacy coins from their platforms. You should not believe that because a platform lists Monero, they do not ask for kyc, it is not true.

[xtests]

ToS/AML/KYC pages are just for the state authorities to simulate compliance and not for end users.

The most pointless ever thing to do that didn't help NetEx24, BitPapa (https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy2204) and some others in the past. The so-called compliance didn't help Binance nor KuCoin to avoid the bullet either.

LE investigators gather evidence based on their own experience and not on what is written in the AML/KYC policies.

Exchanger shapebtc.com has been added to the monitor BestChange.

We have analyzed information about the service’s work, its reputation, principles, and values of its administration and came to the conclusion that shapebtc.com satisfies the criteria for a reliable partner and can be listed in BestChange, among other exchangers.

We sincerely hope for productive and long-term cooperation with this service. Despite the successful passing of all the checks, we will keep an eye on its reputation and the development of the client service.

We recommend you always check the review page https://www.bestchange.com/shapebtc-exchanger.html After an exchange, please share your opinion about the provided service with others.

Very funny.

[dkbit98]

Rule of thumb (my personal observation): if you see Monero on some exchange, this exchange will NEVER ask KYC.
ToS/AML/KYC pages are just for the state authorities to simulate compliance and not for end users.

This is not true at all.
Monero is already listed on Kraken, Kucoin, Gate and other centralized exchanges that have mandatory kyc verification.
And other smaller exchanges can always ask for verification for any coins they have listed, not sure what ShapeBTC is doing exactly.
I only know one exchange that will never ask for any verification.

[Blackbacked]

Rule of thumb (my personal observation): if you see Monero on some exchange, this exchange will NEVER ask KYC.
ToS/AML/KYC pages are just for the state authorities to simulate compliance and not for end users.

This is not true at all.
Monero is already listed on Kraken, Kucoin, Gate and other centralized exchanges that have mandatory kyc verification.
And other smaller exchanges can always ask for verification for any coins they have listed, not sure what ShapeBTC is doing exactly.
I only know one exchange that will never ask for any verification.

My point is that XMR transaction cannot be analyzed for "AML risk score" like other cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum. So an exchange cannot arbitrarily ask for KYC if detected user's coins as "dirty".

[JeromeTash]

My point is that XMR transaction cannot be analyzed for "AML risk score" like other cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum. So an exchange cannot arbitrarily ask for KYC if detected user's coins as "dirty".

They don't have to first "analyze" for "AML risk score" before they think about asking for KYC. They can ask for it at any time they want, and a trader is forced to comply if they want their money back.

The point is, if you don't want any KYC inconvenience. Avoid any exchange that mentions KYC or AML in their TOS regardless of what coin you are dealing with.

[aliveNFT]

Unlimited exchanger with limits 

I don't think it's appropriate to use this "unlimited" word at all in your title. And if Elon decides to change a couple of billions, will you provide such an amount? It's just an analogy, but still..

[Z-tight]

My point is that XMR transaction cannot be analyzed for "AML risk score" like other cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum. So an exchange cannot arbitrarily ask for KYC if detected user's coins as "dirty".

That is why centralized exchanges are delisting Monero and other privacy coins too, however, you have to submit your personal info to centralized exchanges before you can trade there in the first place.

Take note that they can confiscate your money even if they do not have proof that the coins was stolen or from an illicit source, because blockchain analysis corporations mostly rely on guesswork and their findings aren't always correct. What i am saying here is that they can seize your coins at anytime and treat it as 'dirty', not because they actually found anything on it, i.e. just because it came from a mixer or because they consider it suspicious, but wouldn't tell you the reason why they consider it as such.

[dkbit98]

My point is that XMR transaction cannot be analyzed for "AML risk score" like other cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum. So an exchange cannot arbitrarily ask for KYC if detected user's coins as "dirty".

But you are going to use monero along with other coins like Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc for exchanging so they can ask for KYC, and I already gave you an example of big centralized exchanges that have mandatory verification.
If you don't trust me you can try for yourself, register account on Kraken exchange and send them your monero coins, see how long until they ask you to verify your account.