♻️ CCE.Cash - Instant & Automatic Exchange!

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Why does everyone care about this? Doesn't anyone care whether our service is safe? We don't want to clarify the domain name issue. Just like a person cannot be completely naked in front of anyone.

Naked!! Do you hide some important info that may harm the reputation of your service?
This isn't a matter of privacy. There's nothing wrong with mentioning the domain name you've been using since 2018. Your responses also looks as you are indifferent and unprofessional, unable to engage with the community within an official channel. Transparency is always a key element in determining the integrity of any service.

[CCECash]

When many people paid attention to our previous domain name, we were really happy, which meant that we were being paid attention to. In the face of many people's doubts, we should have made the domain name information public, but we didn't.

Similarly, no one would have thought why any individual or company team would be willing to leave such an obvious "loophole".

Maybe many people don't care or are curious about the "special reasons and circumstances" we mentioned. Because they all saw that the domain name of CCECash was indeed created in 2024.

In this regard, since we appeared in the forum, we have been questioning our team, questioning why we were established in 2018 and why your domain name was registered in 2024.

In order to maintain harmony and maintain the order of the forum, we decided to remove the so-called 2018 from the website page.

Thank you very much for the attention of all forum members. Please continue to pay attention to CCECash and point out our shortcomings. Let us look forward to the next breakthrough in blockchain privacy protection technology together. Everything will be fine.

Time will prove everything.

CCECash team

Official Email: support@cce.cash
Official Website: https://cce.cash/exchange

[Pmalek]

I am not sure what to think of this service.

First of all, how are you decentralized? If your website goes offline due to maintenance or gets hacked, how do I swap my funds?

The need for KYC is mentioned in your terms. You mentioned it's only there for compliance reasons and that you don't intend to respect it, but only time will tell. Additionally, you have said that if someone refuses to supply the requested information, their coins will be refunded to them. That's kind of contradictory. First you don't need KYC, but then you may ask for it but the customer can turn you down. You will have to prove this as time goes by. Also, the T&C has precedence over what you say, what your support personnel says, or what other information on your website claims. The TOS protects you and you can always fall back on it.

I agree with FatFork and have my suspicions regarding your history and trustworthiness. Removing the claim from your website that you have been part of this industry since 2018 doesn't change that. Imagine if you were looking for a developer for your site and I applied with a claim that I am an experienced professional with years of experience working with the biggest brands in the crypto industry. When asked to prove that and share some information about who I worked for, I say, you know what, scratch that! I take back what I said about having worked for popular brands and can't share more information with you.

Would that not seem like a weird and suspicious thing to you @CCECash? Would you not want to know who is this person and what does their track record show? Are they perhaps hiding something, etc.? 

[CCECash]

I am not sure what to think of this service.

First of all, how are you decentralized? If your website goes offline due to maintenance or gets hacked, how do I swap my funds?

The need for KYC is mentioned in your terms. You mentioned it's only there for compliance reasons and that you don't intend to respect it, but only time will tell. Additionally, you have said that if someone refuses to supply the requested information, their coins will be refunded to them. That's kind of contradictory. First you don't need KYC, but then you may ask for it but the customer can turn you down. You will have to prove this as time goes by. Also, the T&C has precedence over what you say, what your support personnel says, or what other information on your website claims. The TOS protects you and you can always fall back on it.

I agree with FatFork and have my suspicions regarding your history and trustworthiness. Removing the claim from your website that you have been part of this industry since 2018 doesn't change that. Imagine if you were looking for a developer for your site and I applied with a claim that I am an experienced professional with years of experience working with the biggest brands in the crypto industry. When asked to prove that and share some information about who I worked for, I say, you know what, scratch that! I take back what I said about having worked for popular brands and can't share more information with you.

Would that not seem like a weird and suspicious thing to you @CCECash? Would you not want to know who is this person and what does their track record show? Are they perhaps hiding something, etc.? 

Please note that our online customer service is available 24/7. We have our own fund pool, and all network nodes are developed by the team itself, without relying on third parties. And if you encounter any problems, you can contact the official email: support@cce.cash

We don’t want to discuss historical issues too much, but not discussing does not mean hiding anything. The same question. You tell us why we are shooting ourselves in the foot? Why should we trouble ourselves? You can tell me.
To put it bluntly, all this is just your conclusion based on the information in front of you.
For us, working hard and contributing to the virtual currency market is the most important thing. As for the rest, we will accept supervision and criticism to provide better services to customers.
Similarly, time will be the best proof.

[Pmalek]

Please note that our online customer service is available 24/7. We have our own fund pool, and all network nodes are developed by the team itself, without relying on third parties. And if you encounter any problems, you can contact the official email: support@cce.cash

You have your own node pool. You control the nodes and have custody of the money. If something goes wrong, I need to get in contact with your support and ask them to hand over my coins. That's a custodial and centralized service. It's not decentralized.

We don’t want to discuss historical issues too much, but not discussing does not mean hiding anything. The same question. You tell us why we are shooting ourselves in the foot? Why should we trouble ourselves? You can tell me.

Because if you operated a successful service and business in the past, you would want your potential customers to know about it. They ought to know that you are the same people they have heard of and perhaps whose services they already used and were happy with. On the other hand, if you are hiding something, you don't have a clean track record, or you did things wrong, you wouldn't want people to know about it. 

To put it bluntly, all this is just your conclusion based on the information in front of you.

Of course it is because you haven't convinced me. I have my doubts about you and you haven't dispelled them.

Tell me one more thing because I didn't check. If my coins get flagged and I have to undergo KYC and/or AML checks, does your T&Cs state that I have the right to turn down such requests and ask for my money to be returned to me and that you will comply with that request of mine?

[$crypto$]

Why does everyone care about this? Doesn't anyone care whether our service is safe? We don't want to clarify the domain name issue. Just like a person cannot be completely naked in front of anyone.

Naked!! Do you hide some important info that may harm the reputation of your service?
This isn't a matter of privacy. There's nothing wrong with mentioning the domain name you've been using since 2018. Your responses also looks as you are indifferent and unprofessional, unable to engage with the community within an official channel. Transparency is always a key element in determining the integrity of any service.

I know that I only glanced at this thread and didn't pay attention to what was being discussed, then after that doing a swap here was quite smooth as well as the support they answered.
Yes, although it's not too big to swap here.

Now I'm a bit hesitant after reading all the stories it turns out that the team still can't give a clear clarification about their domain.

[CCECash]

Please note that our online customer service is available 24/7. We have our own fund pool, and all network nodes are developed by the team itself, without relying on third parties. And if you encounter any problems, you can contact the official email: support@cce.cash

You have your own node pool. You control the nodes and have custody of the money. If something goes wrong, I need to get in contact with your support and ask them to hand over my coins. That's a custodial and centralized service. It's not decentralized.

We don’t want to discuss historical issues too much, but not discussing does not mean hiding anything. The same question. You tell us why we are shooting ourselves in the foot? Why should we trouble ourselves? You can tell me.

Because if you operated a successful service and business in the past, you would want your potential customers to know about it. They ought to know that you are the same people they have heard of and perhaps whose services they already used and were happy with. On the other hand, if you are hiding something, you don't have a clean track record, or you did things wrong, you wouldn't want people to know about it. 

To put it bluntly, all this is just your conclusion based on the information in front of you.

Of course it is because you haven't convinced me. I have my doubts about you and you haven't dispelled them.

Tell me one more thing because I didn't check. If my coins get flagged and I have to undergo KYC and/or AML checks, does your T&Cs state that I have the right to turn down such requests and ask for my money to be returned to me and that you will comply with that request of mine?

Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

[Darker45]

In order to maintain harmony and maintain the order of the forum, we decided to remove the so-called 2018 from the website page.

It's still there.



But at least you're planning to do what's logical. Otherwise, every newly-launched exchange could easily claim they've actually been on the market for many years with a different domain name, which they unfortunately couldn't divulge for "special reasons and circumstances". 

Being seemingly reasonable, perhaps you could also suggest to the rest of your team to remove the claim "decentralized" because you simply are not, "completely anonymous" because you're also not, and "not custodial" because you are.

[Pmalek]

When are you going to address and explain the decentralized nature of your exchanger?

Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I checked your ToS, and yes, it does mention something like that. You are right. The terms mention a user has three days to complete the KYC/AML verification but has the right to refuse. If they do, they will be offered a refund. However, there are circumstances where that won't be the case, and the money will remain frozen for any needed period of time until the investigation is complete.

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3.8.2. The verification time window is 3 days and the user can refuse to pass the procedure; in this case, the user will be offered a refund. In limited circumstances (if the transaction is suspected to be related to illegal activity), we reserve the right to freeze your exchange transaction for any period of time necessary to complete the investigation and AML/KYC procedures.

https://cce.cash/terms-service

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Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I think this is almost fair. I suggest you clarify about this detail in all your channels and even send notifications to already registered users.

Another point worth mentioning which is about refund to the deposit address; i think you should consider ask user for refund address instead of refund directly to the known deposit address. You know that users don't always use their personal wallets to deposit to exchangers. In most cases tgey either send directly from another platform (exchanger,casino,..) which means that they don't own those address and the refund will be sent to the platform's address not user personal address. Some other ask clients to deposit directly to his exchanger address which is the deposited address you gave him. Also the idea won't be practical if the transaction has more than one inputs so you can't know which address you can use for refund.

[CCECash]

Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I think this is almost fair. I suggest you clarify about this detail in all your channels and even send notifications to already registered users.

Another point worth mentioning which is about refund to the deposit address; i think you should consider ask user for refund address instead of refund directly to the known deposit address. You know that users don't always use their personal wallets to deposit to exchangers. In most cases tgey either send directly from another platform (exchanger,casino,..) which means that they don't own those address and the refund will be sent to the platform's address not user personal address. Some other ask clients to deposit directly to his exchanger address which is the deposited address you gave him. Also the idea won't be practical if the transaction has more than one inputs so you can't know which address you can use for refund.

First of all, CCECash does not support user registration. Registration will expose user information. If the customer does not want to return to the original address, he can contact the online customer service to confirm and return the amount to the user's other address.

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Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I think this is almost fair. I suggest you clarify about this detail in all your channels and even send notifications to already registered users.

Another point worth mentioning which is about refund to the deposit address; i think you should consider ask user for refund address instead of refund directly to the known deposit address. You know that users don't always use their personal wallets to deposit to exchangers. In most cases tgey either send directly from another platform (exchanger,casino,..) which means that they don't own those address and the refund will be sent to the platform's address not user personal address. Some other ask clients to deposit directly to his exchanger address which is the deposited address you gave him. Also the idea won't be practical if the transaction has more than one inputs so you can't know which address you can use for refund.

First of all, CCECash does not support user registration. Registration will expose user information. If the customer does not want to return to the original address, he can contact the online customer service to confirm and return the amount to the user's other address.

Okay, I understand the concept better now.

Regarding the refund address, it's not enough for your explanation to be in the form of an answer to my suggestion here in a forum post. These details are important, and as I've previously explained the risk of refunds directly to the deposit address, they should be clearly stated in the terms of service TOS. This will be helpful to ensure greater transparency and prevent anyone from manipulating the process later.

Personally, I'm still not entirely convinced by your service and still consider your approach to communicating with the community unprofessional. Overall, I hope I'm wrong in my assumptions and that I'm dealing with an honest service. Good luck with all your honest endeavors for the community.

[CCECash]

When are you going to address and explain the decentralized nature of your exchanger?

Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I checked your ToS, and yes, it does mention something like that. You are right. The terms mention a user has three days to complete the KYC/AML verification but has the right to refuse. If they do, they will be offered a refund. However, there are circumstances where that won't be the case, and the money will remain frozen for any needed period of time until the investigation is complete.

I quote:

3.8.2. The verification time window is 3 days and the user can refuse to pass the procedure; in this case, the user will be offered a refund. In limited circumstances (if the transaction is suspected to be related to illegal activity), we reserve the right to freeze your exchange transaction for any period of time necessary to complete the investigation and AML/KYC procedures.

https://cce.cash/terms-service

Thank you for reviewing our Terms of Service and reaching out for clarification.

To confirm, Section 3.8.2 of our Terms outlines the following:

Verification Window: Users are allotted three  calendar days to complete mandatory KYC/AML verification procedures.

Right to Refuse: Users retain the right to decline participation in the verification process. In such cases, a refund will be promptly offered, provided no suspicious activity is detected.

Freezing of Funds: In limited circumstances, such as transactions flagged for potential involvement in unlawful activity (e.g., money laundering, fraud, or other legal/regulatory breaches), we reserve the right to freeze funds indefinitely until investigations and required AML/KYC procedures are concluded. This action aligns with our legal obligations to combat financial crime and protect platform integrity.

Please note that freezing funds under such circumstances is not discretionary but a necessary compliance measure mandated by law. Should you require further clarification or assistance, we encourage you to contact our compliance team at [support@cce.cash].

We appreciate your understanding as we uphold these standards to ensure a secure and compliant environment for all users.

Website: https://cce.cash/exchange
Support: Live chat on the website (24/7)

Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I think this is almost fair. I suggest you clarify about this detail in all your channels and even send notifications to already registered users.

Another point worth mentioning which is about refund to the deposit address; i think you should consider ask user for refund address instead of refund directly to the known deposit address. You know that users don't always use their personal wallets to deposit to exchangers. In most cases tgey either send directly from another platform (exchanger,casino,..) which means that they don't own those address and the refund will be sent to the platform's address not user personal address. Some other ask clients to deposit directly to his exchanger address which is the deposited address you gave him. Also the idea won't be practical if the transaction has more than one inputs so you can't know which address you can use for refund.

First of all, CCECash does not support user registration. Registration will expose user information. If the customer does not want to return to the original address, he can contact the online customer service to confirm and return the amount to the user's other address.

Okay, I understand the concept better now.

Regarding the refund address, it's not enough for your explanation to be in the form of an answer to my suggestion here in a forum post. These details are important, and as I've previously explained the risk of refunds directly to the deposit address, they should be clearly stated in the terms of service TOS. This will be helpful to ensure greater transparency and prevent anyone from manipulating the process later.

Personally, I'm still not entirely convinced by your service and still consider your approach to communicating with the community unprofessional. Overall, I hope I'm wrong in my assumptions and that I'm dealing with an honest service. Good luck with all your honest endeavors for the community.

Thank you for your feedback and for taking the time to share your concerns. We value transparency and accountability, and your input helps us improve our services and communication.

[Pmalek]

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OK, thanks. Can you also explain how CCECash is a decentralized exchange?

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Please note. We have made it clear that if the client does not want to reveal his identity for any reason and refuses to provide documents, the KYC/AML process will be considered a failed transaction and the deposited funds will be returned to the deposit address within 24 hours, minus the network fee. CCE Cash reserves the right to blacklist this address, thereby disqualifying it from online deposits.

I think this is almost fair. I suggest you clarify about this detail in all your channels and even send notifications to already registered users.

Another point worth mentioning which is about refund to the deposit address; i think you should consider ask user for refund address instead of refund directly to the known deposit address. You know that users don't always use their personal wallets to deposit to exchangers. In most cases tgey either send directly from another platform (exchanger,casino,..) which means that they don't own those address and the refund will be sent to the platform's address not user personal address. Some other ask clients to deposit directly to his exchanger address which is the deposited address you gave him. Also the idea won't be practical if the transaction has more than one inputs so you can't know which address you can use for refund.

First of all, CCECash does not support user registration. Registration will expose user information. If the customer does not want to return to the original address, he can contact the online customer service to confirm and return the amount to the user's other address.

Okay, I understand the concept better now.

Regarding the refund address, it's not enough for your explanation to be in the form of an answer to my suggestion here in a forum post. These details are important, and as I've previously explained the risk of refunds directly to the deposit address, they should be clearly stated in the terms of service TOS. This will be helpful to ensure greater transparency and prevent anyone from manipulating the process later.

Personally, I'm still not entirely convinced by your service and still consider your approach to communicating with the community unprofessional. Overall, I hope I'm wrong in my assumptions and that I'm dealing with an honest service. Good luck with all your honest endeavors for the community.

Thank you for your feedback and for taking the time to share your concerns. We value transparency and accountability, and your input helps us improve our services and communication.

Great that you value transparency and the good communication with community in different channels. Getting feedback direct from community is a must for any project whose target is to run for long time. In this context, i can ask you again about the name of the domain you used since 2018 and explain how CCECash is a decentralized exchange.

[Pmalek]

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Tell us this please. Let's say I want to exchange bitcoin for ether. I fill out the form on your website and I am given bc1qd28307q3p52zzcnu8lx7eg0lwkzwntq9flmcwh as the deposit address for my bitcoin. Can you tell me how do I find the private key or seed of this address if I need it?
Another question: Your exchange goes offline after I send you my bitcoin but before I receive my ether. How do I continue with the swap process with the website being offline to get my ether?

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Another question: Your exchange goes offline after I send you my bitcoin but before I receive my ether. How do I continue with the swap process with the website being offline to get my ether?

Excuse me, did this actually happen to you, or is it just a hypothesis?
If this actually happened, it's a serious matter, and the service must prevent such incidents from occurring, as this would quickly damage the site's reputation. If this is an example, I believe OP should clarify, since he claims the service is decentralized and the user has the access to obtain the secret key to the deposit address.

Unfortunately, OP continues to insist on not disclosing the domain name they've been using since 2018 and has refused to even provide a valid reason for doing so. At the very least, he should have refrained from claiming the service has been active since 2018 if he wanted to keep some details private.

[Cryptocurrency hipsters]

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Tell us this please. Let's say I want to exchange bitcoin for ether. I fill out the form on your website and I am given bc1qd28307q3p52zzcnu8lx7eg0lwkzwntq9flmcwh as the deposit address for my bitcoin. Can you tell me how do I find the private key or seed of this address if I need it?
Another question: Your exchange goes offline after I send you my bitcoin but before I receive my ether. How do I continue with the swap process with the website being offline to get my ether?

Do you mean that after you deposit money, you still need the private key of this address, and then you need others to send you the coins you exchanged? Please tell me where there is a website that does this kind of good thing, so I can go there too.
When you exchanged on EXCH, did they also give you the private key of your deposit address?

Another question: Your exchange goes offline after I send you my bitcoin but before I receive my ether. How do I continue with the swap process with the website being offline to get my ether?

Excuse me, did this actually happen to you, or is it just a hypothesis?
If this actually happened, it's a serious matter, and the service must prevent such incidents from occurring, as this would quickly damage the site's reputation. If this is an example, I believe OP should clarify, since he claims the service is decentralized and the user has the access to obtain the secret key to the deposit address.

Unfortunately, OP continues to insist on not disclosing the domain name they've been using since 2018 and has refused to even provide a valid reason for doing so. At the very least, he should have refrained from claiming the service has been active since 2018 if he wanted to keep some details private.

I don't know if you are posting nonsense or playing dumb? This website is just a simple exchange. There is no centralization or decentralization. It is just a simple exchange. The exchange with a good reputation in the whole forum is EXCH. Isn't it just an exchange? You deposit money to EXCH, and EXCH sends you the coins you need. You said that EXCH will give you the private key for the deposit? It is also ridiculous to ask who to contact for exchange when some websites are offline. It means that a website will close down and run away immediately after collecting your money. Do they really need to do this? Wouldn't EXCH be like this when it just started? How did they guarantee it?

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Another question: Your exchange goes offline after I send you my bitcoin but before I receive my ether. How do I continue with the swap process with the website being offline to get my ether?

Excuse me, did this actually happen to you, or is it just a hypothesis?
If this actually happened, it's a serious matter, and the service must prevent such incidents from occurring, as this would quickly damage the site's reputation. If this is an example, I believe OP should clarify, since he claims the service is decentralized and the user has the access to obtain the secret key to the deposit address.

Unfortunately, OP continues to insist on not disclosing the domain name they've been using since 2018 and has refused to even provide a valid reason for doing so. At the very least, he should have refrained from claiming the service has been active since 2018 if he wanted to keep some details private.

I don't know if you are posting nonsense or playing dumb? This website is just a simple exchange. There is no centralization or decentralization. It is just a simple exchange. The exchange with a good reputation in the whole forum is EXCH. Isn't it just an exchange? You deposit money to EXCH, and EXCH sends you the coins you need. You said that EXCH will give you the private key for the deposit? It is also ridiculous to ask who to contact for exchange when some websites are offline. It means that a website will close down and run away immediately after collecting your money. Do they really need to do this? Wouldn't EXCH be like this when it just started? How did they guarantee it?

Either you're part of the service team or you just want to spread nonsense. Although your writing style is very similar to OP's, I'll assume good intentions and invite you to re-read OP's comments, as he is an official representative of the platform and confirms that the service is decentralized and doesn't require KYC. I don't know how you compared it to Exch, but be assured that Exch didn't gain credibility overnight and don't attack community members who express their thoughts and honest opinions about the service. I also think it's better to help OP provide answers to community questions if you're convinced about the service rather than attacking those with ideas you don't like.

[Cryptocurrency hipsters]

Another question: Your exchange goes offline after I send you my bitcoin but before I receive my ether. How do I continue with the swap process with the website being offline to get my ether?

Excuse me, did this actually happen to you, or is it just a hypothesis?
If this actually happened, it's a serious matter, and the service must prevent such incidents from occurring, as this would quickly damage the site's reputation. If this is an example, I believe OP should clarify, since he claims the service is decentralized and the user has the access to obtain the secret key to the deposit address.

Unfortunately, OP continues to insist on not disclosing the domain name they've been using since 2018 and has refused to even provide a valid reason for doing so. At the very least, he should have refrained from claiming the service has been active since 2018 if he wanted to keep some details private.

I don't know if you are posting nonsense or playing dumb? This website is just a simple exchange. There is no centralization or decentralization. It is just a simple exchange. The exchange with a good reputation in the whole forum is EXCH. Isn't it just an exchange? You deposit money to EXCH, and EXCH sends you the coins you need. You said that EXCH will give you the private key for the deposit? It is also ridiculous to ask who to contact for exchange when some websites are offline. It means that a website will close down and run away immediately after collecting your money. Do they really need to do this? Wouldn't EXCH be like this when it just started? How did they guarantee it?

Either you're part of the service team or you just want to spread nonsense. Although your writing style is very similar to OP's, I'll assume good intentions and invite you to re-read OP's comments, as he is an official representative of the platform and confirms that the service is decentralized and doesn't require KYC. I don't know how you compared it to Exch, but be assured that Exch didn't gain credibility overnight and don't attack community members who express their thoughts and honest opinions about the service. I also think it's better to help OP provide answers to community questions if you're convinced about the service rather than attacking those with ideas you don't like.

Don’t you think it’s ridiculous to give the private key of the deposit address? Has EXCH done this?
I am just a spectator, and I have also been defrauded by platforms that require KYC. I have posted about it in scam posts, you can go and have a look. I have no reason to help anyone or not, I just think your attack and difficulty are a bit bullshit, purely commenting and adding experience everywhere