♻️ CCE.Cash - Instant & Automatic Exchange ♻️ Fees 0.4 - 0.8%!

[bitmover]

Follow: https://x.com/CCECash
Official site: http://cce.cash/

We’ll continue posting updates, integrations, and platform news here.

Beware of impersonators. 

Considering the amount of phishing websites around, it would be a good idea to acquire ccecash.com

I saw that there is nothing in it, it might be easy to buy and redirect to your main one

[CCECash]

Follow: https://x.com/CCECash
Official site: http://cce.cash/

This X account is suspended and it's the old account I guess but I get the link at bottom of cce.cash site.
Your team did not update link to a new X account.

Old account link https://x.com/Cce_Cash is still on the exchange site.

It is best not to do that, as there is a high probability of being banned again; contact X team to find out the reason.

I agree with your suggestion because if X suspended that account, there were reasons for that. X is quite opened for free speech and business so it's best to contact for getting ban reasons.

I'll take this opportunity to ask you about those accounts that appear in the search results when looking for CCE. Are they official?

I guess they are likely not official accounts from CCE.Cash but I try to check it from the exchange website, and find that a new X account link is not updated there.

I believe that if accounts in screenshot are official, they must be linked in the official site, but from findings above, now let's wait for CCECash reply about that.

Thank you for your concern. We have updated the links on our official website, and our new account now features the X verification badge, making it easier to identify. If you'd like, please follow our X account (@CCECash) to stay updated on the latest news.

[Forsyth Jones]

Thank you for your concern. We have updated the links on our official website, and our new account now features the X verification badge, making it easier to identify. If you'd like, please follow our X account (@CCECash) to stay updated on the latest news.

You're welcome 

2 things: the QR code for paying the order looks a bit faded (though it can still be scanned - coinomi) is there a reason for that?

When adding new addr recipients, it would be great if we could edit the amount for each entry and have the percentage calculated automatically, or if the user edits the percentage for one of the entries, the site would recalculate and adjust the percentages accordingly.

[mikel_012]

2 things: the QR code for paying the order looks a bit faded (though it can still be scanned - coinomi) is there a reason for that?

When adding new addr recipients, it would be great if we could edit the amount for each entry and have the percentage calculated automatically, or if the user edits the percentage for one of the entries, the site would recalculate and adjust the percentages accordingly.

For me the QR Code looks fine and can be scanned easily

Can you post a screenshot to show what it looks like for you? Maybe it is an issue specific to your browser and device

[CCECash]

Friends, the new tweet is already here! We'd love to hear from you!

> https://t.co/DLEUWLe5Z8 is a non-custodial instant crypto exchange.
> Privacy-first. Registration-free. Fast swaps.
> Official site: https://t.co/phRbvPF3vY https://t.co/Bvy15xgE0I

With best wishes, ♻️ CCE.Cash

[examplens]

Friends, the new tweet is already here! We'd love to hear from you!

I went to repost you on X. Now that you're "new" there, any help would be appreciated. 

I saw the announcement that you started cooperating with the Coinomi wallet, and now it is possible to do swaps directly from this wallet via CCE.Cash engine. I don't use that wallet, but did they have this swap function before, or is this a new integration for them as well?

[Forsyth Jones]

Friends, the new tweet is already here! We'd love to hear from you!

I went to repost you on X. Now that you're "new" there, any help would be appreciated. 

I saw the announcement that you started cooperating with the Coinomi wallet, and now it is possible to do swaps directly from this wallet via CCE.Cash engine. I don't use that wallet, but did they have this swap function before, or is this a new integration for them as well?

Yes, I also saw this post earlier on Coinomi's own profile. It's a good wallet, although it's closed-source. I hope it will one day become open source again, as it's currently the best multicoins wallet.

Does Coinomi take a percentage of the fee when it performs the swap through them?

[mikel_012]

Does Coinomi take a percentage of the fee when it performs the swap through them?

They earn a commission from the partner used like in the case of CCE.Cash

But I am almost sure that there is no extra fee incurred to you, the partner is just paying from their profit. If they charge 1% for a swap, they will give 0.25% to Coinomi as a commission for bringing the customer

[NotATether]

They earn a commission from the partner used like in the case of CCE.Cash

But I am almost sure that there is no extra fee incurred to you, the partner is just paying from their profit. If they charge 1% for a swap, they will give 0.25% to Coinomi as a commission for bringing the customer

Correct, there is no extra fee for the user. The commission is paid directly from the share that CCE makes. I made a swap site for a client, with CCE as the backend.

[internetional]

SwapRate ' CCE
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I checked the list of platforms where you are listed in the opening post and noticed Swaprate.space. I was quite surprised to see this monitoring platform. It charges for listing, right? Can paid placement really be worth it when there are free platforms that get significantly more traffic than swaprate.space?

Why aren't you on Bestchange, where listing is free, but you are on a strange platform that charges an inclusion fee?

[inspace]

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[SamReomo]

They earn a commission from the partner used like in the case of CCE.Cash

But I am almost sure that there is no extra fee incurred to you, the partner is just paying from their profit. If they charge 1% for a swap, they will give 0.25% to Coinomi as a commission for bringing the customer

Yes, in such partnerships users don't have to pay extra fees for such features. Since CCE.Cash charge their commission for the trades they will most probably pay some commission to Coinomi as it brings many new users to the platform. Such partnerships are always profitable for both parties, and become of such partnerships users also get new features on their existing platforms.

[internetional]

Yes, in such partnerships users don't have to pay extra fees for such features. Since CCE.Cash charge their commission for the trades they will most probably pay some commission to Coinomi as it brings many new users to the platform. Such partnerships are always profitable for both parties, and become of such partnerships users also get new features on their existing platforms.

New features? Didn't Coinomi wallet support swaps previously?

[examplens]

Yes, in such partnerships users don't have to pay extra fees for such features. Since CCE.Cash charge their commission for the trades they will most probably pay some commission to Coinomi as it brings many new users to the platform. Such partnerships are always profitable for both parties, and become of such partnerships users also get new features on their existing platforms.

New features? Didn't Coinomi wallet support swaps previously?

Coinomi does not have to exclusively expect payment from cce.cash, they can adjust the exchange rate with their additional profit. That is, the partner can determine what percentage of the initial sum goes back to the user. At least that's how it seems that the Cce.cash API allows it.

[CCECash]

Guys, we've published a new tweet!

Market volatility can create uncertainty. https://CCE.Cash remains fully operational.

We're a non-custodial instant swap service—no account required, and we don't hold your funds. Most swaps finish in minutes, with real-time status updates if network conditions slow

With best wishes, ♻️ CCE.Cash

[SamReomo]

New features? Didn't Coinomi wallet support swaps previously?

Yes it supported swaps in past, but after partnership with CCE.CASH  users can now swap their coins to many new coins that were previously not available.

Since CCE.Cash offers the best exchange rates in the market now the users can swap to many new coins but they won't have to pay any higher fees.

Now it will be much easier for the users to cross network stable coin swaps as well so overall this partnership will be very useful for Coinomi users.

[dRAIH]

That makes sense. Coinomi already supported swaps before, but adding CCE.Cash seems to expand the number of coins users can swap to. The cross-network stablecoin swaps could also be useful, especially for users who want to move between different networks without using multiple platforms.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Yes it supported swaps in past, but after partnership with CCE.CASH  users can now swap their coins to many new coins that were previously not available.

Since CCE.Cash offers the best exchange rates in the market now the users can swap to many new coins but they won't have to pay any higher fees.

Now it will be much easier for the users to cross network stable coin swaps as well so overall this partnership will be very useful for Coinomi users.

I haven't used Coinomi in a very long time, let alone for swaps, but I think this is good news for those using the Coinomi exchange feature. I know funds could be frozen at one point, but according to their terms, they are not as predatory as other services that just want to scam using KYC/AML policies.

[internetional]

Today I needed to exchange about 20 USDT on the Solana network for USDT on the Polygon network. I decided to use CCE.cash after seeing in this thread that their fees range from 0.4% to 0.8%. However, I actually ended up losing 1.8%: they received 20.02 USDT from me, but I only got 19.66 USDT back. And I highly doubt that the platform itself only charged me 0.8% while the remaining 1% went toward the Polygon network fee. According to Polygonscan, the transfer fee was just 0.019973504447200832 POL ($0.002316). So don't fall for the pretty fairy tales about low fees!

Other than that, I have no complaints about CCE.cash. The rate on the website itself was displayed honestly from the very start. I was given a whole 24 hours to send the tokens, so there was no need to rush - which is a big plus (sometimes swapping services only give you 10 minutes). And the exchange itself took just a matter of seconds.

[examplens]

Today I needed to exchange about 20 USDT on the Solana network for USDT on the Polygon network. I decided to use CCE.cash after seeing in this thread that their fees range from 0.4% to 0.8%. However, I actually ended up losing 1.8%: they received 20.02 USDT from me, but I only got 19.66 USDT back. And I highly doubt that the platform itself only charged me 0.8% while the remaining 1% went toward the Polygon network fee. According to Polygonscan, the transfer fee was just 0.019973504447200832 POL ($0.002316). So don't fall for the pretty fairy tales about low fees!

Other than that, I have no complaints about CCE.cash. The rate on the website itself was displayed honestly from the very start. I was given a whole 24 hours to send the tokens, so there was no need to rush - which is a big plus (sometimes swapping services only give you 10 minutes). And the exchange itself took just a matter of seconds.

During the swap process, did you manage to see the information on the site about the % service fee? I didn't. The only direct information about the fee structure is what we have on the forum.
There is still some information on the site that contradicts what is stated here. For example, in the public ToS, it is clearly stated that it is not allowed to use a VPN, while the forum says otherwise. The same goes for KYC conditions. CCE.Cash is still presented as no-KYC or a refund if KYC is required, even though the website says otherwise.
I would like to hear a clear explanation as to why this is so.