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[Swap_Sphera]

SwapSphera — Convenient and Secure Cryptocurrency Exchange Aggregator​

SwapSphera is an innovative cryptocurrency exchange aggregator that simplifies the process of exchanging digital assets.
We offer users a fast, convenient, and fully anonymous way to exchange cryptocurrencies without any unnecessary complications.

Advantages of SwapSphera:

No registration or KYC:

     You don't need to create an account or go through identity verification (KYC). We value your privacy.

Security without extra steps:

     SwapSphera doesn’t require wallet connection or two-factor authentication. Your security is our priority.

Wide selection of cryptocurrencies:

     We aggregate the best offers from exchange platforms, giving you access to a wide variety of digital assets.

Instant transactions:

   Fast cryptocurrency exchange with minimal delays.

Ease of use:

   An intuitive interface that makes the exchange process quick and easy, even for beginners.
Affiliate program: Webmasters and site owners can earn up to 50% of all exchange fees by bringing new users through their platforms.
Try SwapSphera and start exchanging cryptocurrencies under the best conditions, while also earning through our affiliate program!​


Here are a few simple steps for a quick exchange​

Step 1. SELECT A PAIR

Step 2. CHOOSE YOUR BEST OFFER

   FAQ & SUPPORT - see on our website

[Upgrade00]

I've not seen many exchange aggregators around here of recent, welcome to the forum.

I like the website look at a quick glance and the colour scheme chosen. You'll need to build your reputation for more people to actually use your service. You should also consider buying a copper membership for your images to get displayed.

[hugeblack]

No Kyc, No Limits is a wrong use of terms. For example, I tried the service with the ability to exchange 100 million bitcoin and I have found options for such exchange, there should be high and minimum limits.
As for no kyc, this is wrong, as the service is done by third parties. These third parties have strict KYC policies.

[YOSHIE]

Swapsphera.com | Crypto ExChange No Sign, No KYC, No Limits.

Whatever crypto exchange you advertise here, the point is that the Swapsphera.com exchange already has various reviews, one of which is stated as below.

* The owner of the website is using a service to hide their identity on WHOIS

* According to Tranco this site has a low rank

* The registrar has a high % of spammers and fraud sites

* This website may offer high-risk cryptocurrency services
According to the SSL check, the certificate is not valid

Actually, from various reviews I've read, this rule.

No registration or KYC:

 Roll Eyes You don't need to create an account or go through identity verification (KYC). We value your privacy.

Which makes some users doubt about your current crypto exchange, however I hope the best for you and the exchange you have.

[Swap_Sphera]

Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions, as well as for your critique.
We will work in this direction to improve our service aggregator for currency exchange.

[hugeblack]

Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions, as well as for your critique.
We will work in this direction to improve our service aggregator for currency exchange.

What improvements are you talking about if the Terms of Use of the Service state that

Services may incorporate or require the use of third party products and services. Your use of such third parties’ products and services will be subject to the respective third party’s terms and conditions and privacy policies, which You agree is your responsibility to regularly review from time to time to determine their acceptability to You before You use such third party products and services

Therefore, it is a disclaimer of what will happen from your use of the services of the third party (You cannot force them to No KYC)

As it is mentioned below that you must be +18 years old to use the Service, how will you ensure that?

By accessing the Services and continuing to access the Services, you represent as follows:

You are at least 18 years of age or older (as to the local regulations of the jurisdiction of your residence prescribe an individual having full legal capacity);

Source ---> https://swapsphera.com/terms_of_use

It is easier to modify the promotion method because the service system does not allow you to create such claims.

[Trêvoid]

Hi,

I decided to try Swapsphera.com because I (like) prefer no-KYC exchanges, though I know many of them claim this but aren't always real.

I attempted an ETH to XMR exchange but encountered an error:

"Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue.
Tor Browser detected a security threat and didn’t continue to swapsphera.com because it requires a secure connection."

This means the site isn't accessible via Tor.

When I tried on the clearnet, I got another error after selecting the coins:

"Unfortunately, nothing was found. Please try again later."

After switching my browser, IP, and user agent,



I finally got results, but they often required KYC. Where is no-KYC?

I changed amount and tried one more time.



Also, you mentioned Exolix is rare for requiring KYC. Are you sure? There are many complaints from users, saying they push KYC until they give up, and even scam users'money.

Here's a thread discussing Exolix:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5185036.msg55309875#msg55309875

Are you really sure your exchange or service doesn't require or let users do KYC?

I've added your site to our listing page (litexero.com/listing) under Extremely High + KYC Risk.

It will stay there until a proper response is provided for future users.

[joniboini]

What do you use to get the exchange rate? I select BTC and ETH, and 1 BTC is tradeable for 0.000002 ETH or something on your homepage, which is obviously wrong. When checking the offers available it seems to show the correct result though. Still, I would avoid an instant exchange that gives me inaccurate results even if the fees are cheaper. Not to mention the various issues cited above.

[logfiles]

Also, you mentioned Exolix is rare for requiring KYC. Are you sure? There are many complaints from users, saying they push KYC until they give up, and even scam users'money.

Here's a thread discussing Exolix:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5185036.msg55309875#msg55309875

Are you really sure your exchange or service doesn't require or let users do KYC?

To top this off, the exchanger even got delisted from Bestchange as seen here https://www.bestchange.com/exolix-exchanger.html. Anyone who deals with them has to be very careful and also count on luck so that they don't get their funds stuck in their with the exchanger

They don't seem to have a habit of resolving issues that come up according to their BestChange profile.

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Yeah the No KYC, No Limits claims is misleading. They should be transparent about this because the underlying exchanges they use probably do have KYC and limits in place.

Security and trust are paramount so the concern about the using hidden ownership and low quality SSL certificate are red flags.

I would recommend users proceed with caution when considering this, there are safer and more reputable options out there.

[Swap_Sphera]

No Kyc, No Limits is a wrong use of terms. For example, I tried the service with the ability to exchange 100 million bitcoin and I have found options for such exchange, there should be high and minimum limits.
As for no kyc, this is wrong, as the service is done by third parties. These third parties have strict KYC policies.

Hello! Why limit ourselves when we can provide any limits?

As for our providers integrated into our service, they will also carry out exchanges without requiring KYC, as long as your funds don't raise suspicion and aren't subject to AML checks. However, if your crypto assets are flagged as suspicious, any exchange service will require you to undergo KYC, as these companies are tax residents of different countries and are obligated to report financial transactions to the government.

If your funds were obtained legally, no one will ask you to go through KYC. We support only legal and legitimate exchanges, not connected to criminal activities such as drug trafficking, arms dealing, or human trafficking.

[examplens]

As for our providers integrated into our service, they will also carry out exchanges without requiring KYC, as long as your funds don't raise suspicion and aren't subject to AML checks. However, if your crypto assets are flagged as suspicious, any exchange service will require you to undergo KYC, as these companies are tax residents of different countries and are obligated to report financial transactions to the government.

It is very questionable who and in what way does the AML check. This becomes the subject of endless discussion, only because the rules are unclear. A bad AML score can be easily adjusted to keep the user's funds, I would not blindly accept it as the most correct rule.

If your funds were obtained legally, no one will ask you to go through KYC. We support only legal and legitimate exchanges, not connected to criminal activities such as drug trafficking, arms dealing, or human trafficking.

What if the user really received legal funds, but someone before him used them for illegal business?

[Swap_Sphera]

As for our providers integrated into our service, they will also carry out exchanges without requiring KYC, as long as your funds don't raise suspicion and aren't subject to AML checks. However, if your crypto assets are flagged as suspicious, any exchange service will require you to undergo KYC, as these companies are tax residents of different countries and are obligated to report financial transactions to the government.

It is very questionable who and in what way does the AML check. This becomes the subject of endless discussion, only because the rules are unclear. A bad AML score can be easily adjusted to keep the user's funds, I would not blindly accept it as the most correct rule.

If your funds were obtained legally, no one will ask you to go through KYC. We support only legal and legitimate exchanges, not connected to criminal activities such as drug trafficking, arms dealing, or human trafficking.

What if the user really received legal funds, but someone before him used them for illegal business?

You mention that everyone is trying to deceive you and take your money, but it’s important to consider the legality of the exchanges themselves that are entering the global market. Understand that if, for example, Exolix had been unlawfully withholding funds, it would no longer be operating in the market, and its management would already be in prison. The market has evolved and is now operating within the legal framework, with financial companies under close supervision.

If the funds were obtained legally and the person can provide supporting information, the exchange will proceed without issues. Everyone assumes risks when accepting funds, whether they are legal or not. To avoid surprise KYC requests, it’s essential to check the payments you receive. There are plenty of services available now that help with this.

[hugeblack]

As for our providers integrated into our service, they will also carry out exchanges without requiring KYC, as long as your funds don't raise suspicion and aren't subject to AML checks. However, if your crypto assets are flagged as suspicious, any exchange service will require you to undergo KYC, as these companies are tax residents of different countries and are obligated to report financial transactions to the government.

Some services explicitly state that they will not take any data and these services will refund in case of high risk score, but many of listed services have KYC restrictions and prevent you from making the transaction if you are from certain countries.
Swapsphera's reliance on price to rank the platforms limits the quality of the results, in addition to only relying on Trustpilot reviews without removing fake reviews.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

As for no kyc, this is wrong, as the service is done by third parties. These third parties have strict KYC policies.

I think these days it became a fashion to add a clause or market a service with the clause of no KYC. I was checking a service yesterday which is a listing website for different exchanges. They are saying they do not do KYC. When you are a listing platform, not providing the service directly then where does even the KYC question come?

[Swap_Sphera]

Yeah the No KYC, No Limits claims is misleading. They should be transparent about this because the underlying exchanges they use probably do have KYC and limits in place.

We are an exchange aggregator, providing information about various platforms, including those that claim to operate without KYC. If you discover that any of these platforms have different conditions, please inform us, and we will remove them from our list.

As for transaction limits, we have partners who can process any payments, allowing us to confidently state that there are no limits.

Security and trust are paramount so the concern about the using hidden ownership and low quality SSL certificate are red flags.

We have disclosed the domain owner's information and added the company's registration details to the contact section to ensure our users are not confused. All company information is available for public access.

It's curious, since when has PositiveSSL Wildcard been considered low-quality?

[examplens]

You mention that everyone is trying to deceive you and take your money, but it’s important to consider the legality of the exchanges themselves that are entering the global market.

I didn't say everyone, but for me or any user, once is enough to run out of funds due to the exchanger's independent interpretation of the rules. We have seen it many times, and that is why it is a constant subject of discussion.

btw. eXch is truly a no-KYC exchanger. So, it is possible.

I think these days it became a fashion to add a clause or market a service with the clause of no KYC. I was checking a service yesterday which is a listing website for different exchanges. They are saying they do not do KYC. When you are a listing platform, not providing the service directly then where does even the KYC question come?

Everyone would like to be a no-KYC service, but somehow be fully compliant with AML regulations, and that is somehow not possible. It is more of an oversight that anyone can ask for KYC without any control

Security and trust are paramount so the concern about the using hidden ownership and low quality SSL certificate are red flags.

We have disclosed the domain owner's information and added the company's registration details to the contact section to ensure our users are not confused. All company information is available for public access.

It's curious, since when has PositiveSSL Wildcard been considered low-quality?

The SSL certificate has almost become irrelevant, every hosting offers it for free or for example CloudFlare and it really does not make a significant difference in the relevance of the site/domain.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

I think these days it became a fashion to add a clause or market a service with the clause of no KYC. I was checking a service yesterday which is a listing website for different exchanges. They are saying they do not do KYC. When you are a listing platform, not providing the service directly then where does even the KYC question come?

Everyone would like to be a no-KYC service, but somehow be fully compliant with AML regulations, and that is somehow not possible. It is more of an oversight that anyone can ask for KYC without any control

The service OP is providing is similar to BestChange service. They are listing the exchanges, people can compare the price and make their decision. If they were offering an exchange service then we would need to consider if they really require KYC or not. The title says No Sign, No KYC and No Limits and non of it really matters for clients unless they are meaning that the contacts they lists have no signature, no KYC and no limits.

[Swap_Sphera]

btw. eXch is truly a no-KYC exchanger. So, it is possible.

The guys did great, respect to them, but this is just a temporary situation. By receiving illegal income, they will not be able to report it to the tax authorities of their country, which forces them to turn to the black market and mixers to launder their funds. It should not be forgotten that we are moving toward legal regulation, and unfortunately, the conditions are becoming stricter. However, this does not mean that cryptocurrencies are at an end. On the contrary, they provide freedom in the movement of funds, transaction speed, ease of use, security, and many other advantages. That’s why we came to the market to offer people simplicity, speed of exchange, and the best prices. Let the black market remain for those who want to be on the side of evil.

The SSL certificate has almost become irrelevant, every hosting offers it for free or for example CloudFlare and it really does not make a significant difference in the relevance of the site/domain.

It’s obvious, but you said that we are using a low-quality certificate and that we cannot be trusted because of this. In reality, we are not using a free certificate that is handed out everywhere; instead, we choose one that meets our current needs for a relatively small amount. It’s easy to tarnish someone’s reputation and say anything, but understanding the situation is not something everyone is capable of.

[Swap_Sphera]

I've not seen many exchange aggregators around here of recent, welcome to the forum.

I like the website look at a quick glance and the colour scheme chosen. You'll need to build your reputation for more people to actually use your service. You should also consider buying a copper membership for your images to get displayed.

Thank you for the warm welcome. We will strive to improve our service for those who value their time and seek the best prices.
We have acquired membership and are already getting used to it a bit.