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[Zwei]

We are pleased to announce that the CCE.Cash website update and maintenance are complete!

the maintenance took more than expected, but good to see you back.

The website and Christmas decorations are amazing.

i hope they have more in store for us other than the christmas decorations background, hehehe.
it will kinda be disappointing if nothing was changed, but since we don't know what the maintenance was for, i can't tell.

[mikel_012]

We are pleased to announce that the CCE.Cash website update and maintenance are complete!

the maintenance took more than expected, but good to see you back.

The website and Christmas decorations are amazing.

i hope they have more in store for us other than the christmas decorations background, hehehe.
it will kinda be disappointing if nothing was changed, but since we don't know what the maintenance was for, i can't tell.

They told us they needed to make the system more safe, so I think they made changes to the wallet and how the transactions are processed so the customer has more safety that the coins will arrive and nothing wrong happens with CCE.cash if they are attacked.

See this reply from icopress about the maintenance from before:

Hello, friends!

Note: The site is currently undergoing maintenance. The estimated completion date is unknown as the CCE team is working to improve performance and enhance countermeasures against malicious attacks. However, I'll be monitoring developments and will post another update once the maintenance is complete.

[examplens]

it will kinda be disappointing if nothing was changed, but since we don't know what the maintenance was for, i can't tell.

Yes, it would be good if it were published somewhere what the maintenance was about. Of course, enough to convince users without giving out sensitive information.
In the end, it can help gain the trust of the user.

They told us they needed to make the system more safe, so I think they made changes to the wallet and how the transactions are processed so the customer has more safety that the coins will arrive and nothing wrong happens with CCE.cash if they are attacked.

This is a guess and does not provide concrete information.

[Peanutswar]

We are pleased to announce that the CCE.Cash website update and maintenance are complete!

It seems after the long wait and welcome back again with the CCE.Cash!

I like the new theme of the platform it has an animated snow effect which can be toggled at the same time

Also I tried the support if its online well base on the status it is. Apprently I got this error message, does this is only in my side?.

[mikel_012]

Yes, it would be good if it were published somewhere what the maintenance was about. Of course, enough to convince users without giving out sensitive information.
In the end, it can help gain the trust of the user.

They told us they needed to make the system more safe, so I think they made changes to the wallet and how the transactions are processed so the customer has more safety that the coins will arrive and nothing wrong happens with CCE.cash if they are attacked.

This is a guess and does not provide concrete information.

Everything is a guess because they do not need to explain anything. The exchange is working and that's all we need to know

We only know what icopress told us about improving performance and enhancing countermeasures against malicious attacks. If they are making countermeasures against attacks they should not explain anything because this is a risk.

[icopress]

I tried the support if its online well base on the status it is. Apprently I got this error message, does this is only in my side?. [...]

It seems so. I just checked and everything is working fine for me.

I don't want to sound pedantic, but in fact, after I wrote "Hello," I received a response in just 50 seconds.

P.S. I not only said hello, but also asked about the direction and limits I'm interested in. 50 seconds is the reaction time.

[Forsyth Jones]

i hope they have more in store for us other than the christmas decorations background, hehehe.
it will kinda be disappointing if nothing was changed, but since we don't know what the maintenance was for, i can't tell.

I admire services like cce.cash, which are becoming less and less present in forums like these. If a swap exchange service improves its offering in terms of processing fees, I will probably prefer that over any other new feature they might announce. Privacy or fees are the focus I value most. I know they want that too.

[adultcrypto]

Good to see your platform back after the long maintenance. CCE.Cash used to be my favorite choice for exchange and when they went into maintenance, I was worried thinking it has to do with the authorities. I'm glad to see everything back to operation and I hope the return will be as cool or better than what was before now.

[bitmover]

I noticed an improvement in their service.

They used to charge about 3% fee in every swap (no deal for me in most situations)

I just made a simulation now, and it was less than 2% fee (about 1.9% fee)



This is a huge improvement in my opinion. Looks like cce.cash is back and improved.

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[SamReomo]

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Great to see such raffles on the forum and thanks to Icopress, Inspace and CCE.Cash for the raffle. I've jointed this amazing raffle with my entry, and it's really fun to be part of such raffles. I'm happy to see that CCE.Cash is back and working pretty well. It's really an amazing platform and after maintenance we can already see some good changes that make the platform more user friendly.

[Zwei]

They used to charge about 3% fee in every swap (no deal for me in most situations)

the only thing that stops me from using cce.cash is the high fees. 3% is by no means a small fee, and if you swap regularly, it add up quickly and eats into your stash.

I just made a simulation now, and it was less than 2% fee (about 1.9% fee)

it would have been great if that was for all coins, but it looks like the fee depends on the pairs you are swapping.
XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see:



it would be nice if they were a bit more transparent about the fees.

[CCECash]

They used to charge about 3% fee in every swap (no deal for me in most situations)

the only thing that stops me from using cce.cash is the high fees. 3% is by no means a small fee, and if you swap regularly, it add up quickly and eats into your stash.

I just made a simulation now, and it was less than 2% fee (about 1.9% fee)

it would have been great if that was for all coins, but it looks like the fee depends on the pairs you are swapping.
XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see:



it would be nice if they were a bit more transparent about the fees.

Our transaction fees are structured as follows: Basic transfer fee + Rate-based fee.

The basic transfer fee is 1-2 USDT per currency pair. The rate-based fee varies between 0.5% and 2% depending on the currency pair.

For your example exchange of 1 XMR to 424.189 USDT-ERC20, the fee structure is: Basic transfer fee (1 USDT (XMR) += 1.5 USDT (ERC20) = 2.5 USDT) + Rate-based fee of 2% (435.396 * 2% = 8.707 USDT) = 11.207 USDT.

Because the total amount in your example exchange is too low, you might mistakenly believe our fee rate is 3%.

[icopress]

XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see: [...]

Yes, but you don't take into account that this coin is quite specific and on similar exchanges the commissions vary from 4 to 6%.

[CCECash]

They used to charge about 3% fee in every swap (no deal for me in most situations)

the only thing that stops me from using cce.cash is the high fees. 3% is by no means a small fee, and if you swap regularly, it add up quickly and eats into your stash.

I just made a simulation now, and it was less than 2% fee (about 1.9% fee)

it would have been great if that was for all coins, but it looks like the fee depends on the pairs you are swapping.
XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see:



it would be nice if they were a bit more transparent about the fees.

Our transaction fees are structured as follows: Basic transfer fee + Rate-based fee.

The basic transfer fee is 1-2 USDT per currency pair. The rate-based fee varies between 0.5% and 2% depending on the currency pair.

For your example exchange of 1 XMR to 424.189 USDT-ERC20, the fee structure is: Basic transfer fee (1 USDT (XMR) += 1.5 USDT (ERC20) = 2.5 USDT) + Rate-based fee of 2% (435.396 * 2% = 8.707 USDT) = 11.207 USDT.

Because the total amount in your example exchange is too low, you might mistakenly believe our fee rate is 3%.

Sorry, your example likely used a fixed rate. I just calculated a variable rate. Our fixed rate is consistently 0.5% higher than the variable rate.

[Zwei]

XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see: [...]

Yes, but you don't take into account that this coin is quite specific and on similar exchanges the commissions vary from 4 to 6%.

that might be true if you are exchanging from other coins to XMR, which i'm fine with since XMR has high demand, but the fee is usually only 0.5~2% if you are exchanging from XMR to other coins.

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Our transaction fees are structured as follows: Basic transfer fee + Rate-based fee.

The basic transfer fee is 1-2 USDT per currency pair. The rate-based fee varies between 0.5% and 2% depending on the currency pair.

For your example exchange of 1 XMR to 424.189 USDT-ERC20, the fee structure is: Basic transfer fee (1 USDT (XMR) += 1.5 USDT (ERC20) = 2.5 USDT) + Rate-based fee of 2% (435.396 * 2% = 8.707 USDT) = 11.207 USDT.

Because the total amount in your example exchange is too low, you might mistakenly believe our fee rate is 3%.

Sorry, your example likely used a fixed rate. I just calculated a variable rate. Our fixed rate is consistently 0.5% higher than the variable rate.

you are right, i did use fixed rate for my example. thanks for explaining how your fee structure works, i appreciate the transparency 

[bitmover]

XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see: [...]

Yes, but you don't take into account that this coin is quite specific and on similar exchanges the commissions vary from 4 to 6%.

It is common to see a higher fee in XMR pairs.

Even in eXch they charged a few more in XMR pairs, so they don`t handle out their XMR so easily (looks like many exchanges and p2p operators have problems with XMR liquidity).

I don`t see this as a problem. But BTC > USDT pairs (or others with high liquidity anywhere) should really have the lower fee possible.

[examplens]

XMR to USDT fee for example, is still around 3% as you can see: [...]

Yes, but you don't take into account that this coin is quite specific and on similar exchanges the commissions vary from 4 to 6%.

It is common to see a higher fee in XMR pairs.

Even in eXch they charged a few more in XMR pairs, so they don`t handle out their XMR so easily (looks like many exchanges and p2p operators have problems with XMR liquidity).

I don`t see this as a problem. But BTC > USDT pairs (or others with high liquidity anywhere) should really have the lower fee possible.

As far as I know, one of the reasons that initiated the higher fees for XMR is that there is almost no trading of Monero on the traditional CEX, mainly because it was delisted. Traders used eXch for daily trade, and it was challenging for them to have enough reserves of XMR to sell, and sometimes enough BTC to buy XMR.
I'm not sure how much the fee increase solved the XRM liquidity problem on eXch, but it certainly helped enough.

[Forsyth Jones]

As far as I know, one of the reasons that initiated the higher fees for XMR is that there is almost no trading of Monero on the traditional CEX, mainly because it was delisted. Traders used eXch for daily trade, and it was challenging for them to have enough reserves of XMR to sell, and sometimes enough BTC to buy XMR.
I'm not sure how much the fee increase solved the XRM liquidity problem on eXch, but it certainly helped enough.

There's also the fact that CEX funds come from the users themselves. To maintain the price of pairs (so they don't fall significantly, like in the crash on 10/10 on Binance), since CEXs is more popular than swap exchanges, they have an easier time providing liquidity to practically all users.

Instant-exchanges live CCE usually start with their own funds or partner with market makers and large exchanges.

However, the game changes when private coins like XMR can no longer be traded on these CEXs, and this is where swap services like CCECash gain a significant advantage, as it's basically the only way to own XMR.

I see XMR becoming increasingly popular, even I, who tend to be a maximalist, am becoming increasingly attracted to XMR...