ETZ-Swap anonymous cryptocurrency exchange

[ETZ-Swap]

ETZ-Swap is an anonymous cryptocurrency exchange service that offers fast and secure swaps without registration or KYC.
Read more "About us"

• Thanks to our own reserve, we ensure instant transactions and competitive rates while maintaining your privacy.
• No registration required: users can exchange cryptocurrency without creating an account. Registration is optional, but you may create a personal account with just a valid email address — no documents needed.
• Transparency: users can track every stage and status of their transaction online.
• Transaction anonymity: we guarantee anonymity through various protection methods described on our   "How it works" page.
• Competitive rates: users exchange crypto at the most up-to-date rate available at the time of the swap.
• Instant swaps: transactions take from 5 to 25 minutes depending on the coin (e.g., up to 25 minutes for XMR).
• Wide selection: a huge variety of cryptocurrencies and trading pairs are available for exchange.
• 24/7 support: our team is always ready to assist you.

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Visit the website
www.etz-swap.com

[logfiles]

You say that your reserves are updated on real time, but then on looking keenly this is not true. For example, at 11:29 PM UTC.  Your last update was on: 9/19/2025, 1:39:36 AM (not sure of the time zone, this is UTC too?)
But as you can see there is a huge time gap even when we are not sure of the time zone you used. Perhaps you should also include the timezone on the last updated time for better clarity.

[ETZ-Swap]

Thank you for your feedback — you’re absolutely right. Initially our reserves info was not updated in real time but rather every 5 hours. We’ve since adjusted the label to make this clearer, so it now states explicitly that reserves are refreshed every 5 hours instead of in real time.

Regarding the timestamp — on our website it is displayed in the user’s local time zone, which may cause some confusion. We also take your suggestion about including the timezone on the “last updated” timestamp — that’s a very good point, and we’ll work on making this clearer in the interface. We are considering now two variants. With UTC or GMT.

Appreciate you pointing this out and helping us improve the transparency of our service.