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[joniboini]

Good to hear that. So we can assume either more users use this service or the level of trust from previous users increased. Keeping the escrow is also a good idea even after the traffic significantly increases, since it's unique.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Good to hear that. So we can assume either more users use this service or the level of trust from previous users increased. Keeping the escrow is also a good idea even after the traffic significantly increases, since it's unique.

An escrow is good for building trust when you are brand new, but at some point you become so successful that it isn’t worth jeopardizing a business over a few thousand dollars. If somebody could prove they lost $5,000, with their letter of guarantee, I am sure they would repay them out of pocket for the amount not covered by the escrow to avoid reputational damage.

Unless we are talking about millions of dollars, there is a greater incentive in behaving honestly. It wouldn’t be reasonable to expect an escrow of 6 or 7 figures to cover the most likely scam scenarios, therefore users should trade responsibly. Bigger amounts can be swapped in smaller batches.

[btcnbegun]

The escrower SFR is inactive

Last post: 28th Feb

Last topic made is on 25th December 2025

I do not think if there is any dispute it can be resolved quickly

[examplens]

The escrower SFR is inactive

Last post: 28th Feb

Last topic made is on 25th December 2025

I do not think if there is any dispute it can be resolved quickly

There are various reasons for someone to be absent from the forum, many have an offline life that they lead outside of this place. One week's absence does not mean much.
Certainly, acting as an escrow requires the responsibility of always being on hand.

[Daniel91]

I personally don't think it's necessary to publish how much crypto sage has processed. It will just attract unnecessary attention imo. As long as a business has good uptime, fast processing, and has been operating for some time, its branding and customers will naturally increase. CMIIW.

Maybe we can increase the escrow so we can guarantee bigger tx volume, but I don't think we have to share the total transaction volume.

Of course, I didn't think that information about the exact amounts of transactions processed in real time should be shared.
In fact, my suggestion was that in the initial phase, when many users have not yet heard or tried this service, such important information should be shared so that new users have more confidence in using this service.
Later on, there will probably be no need for this or the admins can just leave general information that transactions processed are in the millions of $.
This is just my suggestion and the admins will decide what is best for them.

[Coyster]

I decided to test Sageswap so as to have a better understanding of their swap service. I just did, and i exchanged my bitcoin for USDT. It was really fast, i do not think it too any longer than 2 minutes. The fee structure is also very attractive and i'm sure anybody that has used the service would agree with that. Lastly, it is also pretty easy to use, so that is definitely another pro of Sageswap.

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[sheenshane]

I decided to test Sageswap so as to have a better understanding of their swap service. I just did, and i exchanged my bitcoin for USDT. It was really fast, i do not think it too any longer than 2 minutes. The fee structure is also very attractive and i'm sure anybody that has used the service would agree with that. Lastly, it is also pretty easy to use, so that is definitely another pro of Sageswap.

That's an excellent experience.
Maybe I'll try it too when I want to swap my Bitcoin into fiat.  I need to first swap into USDT and then into fiat.

The "Help" section on the website seems worth trying, as said, the fees aren't that high.
For a standard swap, 1–2% is quite good.

Upon reading the FAQ and Help sections, I saw potential that this service will last long since it cares about our privacy, which users always want to protect.

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[Coyster]

Upon reading the FAQ and Help sections, I saw potential that this service will last long since it cares about our privacy, which users always want to protect.

Yes, it is a perfect choice for users who value privacy. Sageswap does not freeze customers funds, if anything, you'd get a refund into your refund address provided, and even if you didn't provide any, you'd have to contact support and provide an address for refund. All of this without KYC, so it is not wrong at all to say it is well suited for individuals who value privacy.

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[OcTradism]

Yes, it is a perfect choice for users who value privacy. Sageswap does not freeze customers funds, if anything, you'd get a refund into your refund address provided, and even if you didn't provide any, you'd have to contact support and provide an address for refund. All of this without KYC, so it is not wrong at all to say it is well suited for individuals who value privacy.

Having refund policy for users with given refund address before a transaction or even a refund address submitted later to Sageswap sounds very good policy and feature for Sageswap users.

I look at the FAQ of Sageswap and see another interesting thing, that the platform has two swap modes for users. One mode is Standard swap and another one is AML swap. The second mode, AML swap, is very interesting and helpful as it accepts coins with high AML scores too.

Q: Do you accept stolen money?

A: Yes and no. We accept coins with a high AML score only if the swap is carried out using AML Swap mode. If the swap is carried out using Standard Swap mode, we will not be able to process transactions with a high AML score. For more information about swaps, we recommend visit the Help tab.

Just opinion, do coins with high AML scores mean stolen coins, I really don't think so. The question can be rewritten as "Do you accept high AML score coins?"

[SamReomo]

I look at the FAQ of Sageswap and see another interesting thing, that the platform has two swap modes for users. One mode is Standard swap and another one is AML swap. The second mode, AML swap, is very interesting and helpful as it accepts coins with high AML scores too.

Their official representative mentioned that in a post, if I recall it correctly then in that post he said they don't care about the source of coins and even if coins have very high AML they still don't care, they'll complete the swap without any issues. I haven't checked that myself because I don't have any high AML coins but those who've used it for high AML coins know that the platform accepts all kind of coins even if the coins are with 90-100% AML score.

[examplens]

I look at the FAQ of Sageswap and see another interesting thing, that the platform has two swap modes for users. One mode is Standard swap and another one is AML swap. The second mode, AML swap, is very interesting and helpful as it accepts coins with high AML scores too.

Their official representative mentioned that in a post, if I recall it correctly then in that post he said they don't care about the source of coins and even if coins have very high AML they still don't care, they'll complete the swap without any issues. I haven't checked that myself because I don't have any high AML coins but those who've used it for high AML coins know that the platform accepts all kind of coins even if the coins are with 90-100% AML score.

What we learned from the eXch case, for the health of the exchange itself, might be better to be careful here. I fully support the exchanger's decision to refund the user if the AML score shows that it is about stolen assets, and to refuse to process such swap orders.
In the long term, it is certainly better for the exchange itself, because once they are marked as someone who accepts all coins without exception, after that, they are under constant pressure, most often from the competition.

[SamReomo]

What we learned from the eXch case, for the health of the exchange itself, might be better to be careful here. I fully support the exchanger's decision to refund the user if the AML score shows that it is about stolen assets, and to refuse to process such swap orders.

Yes, we learned a lot from eXch and thus it's now somehow necessary to stop very high AML coins but SageSwap's official representative said that they don't care about the source of coins and they accept high AML coins. So with AML swap a user has to pay 2.2% more in fees and the exchance doesn't care much about the coins even if they're tagged or dirty.

Here's the statement of the representative:

First and most important: The long awaited AML Swaps are finally here!
This is a new way to exchange your "Dirty", flagged, high risk or just problematic coins without any hassle. No need to contact support anymore - you just go in and swap.

[SageSwap]

Just opinion, do coins with high AML scores mean stolen coins, I really don't think so. The question can be rewritten as "Do you accept high AML score coins?"

Coins with high AML do not always mean that they are stolen. Sometimes there are cases where someone deliberately sends stolen coins to another person so that the latter will later have problems selling or exchanging them. That is why we offer this option, which means that we are not care in where the coins come from.

[Coyster]

Coins with high AML do not always mean that they are stolen. Sometimes there are cases where someone deliberately sends stolen coins to another person so that the latter will later have problems selling or exchanging them. That is why we offer this option, which means that we are not care in where the coins come from.

That's correct. There have even been cases were some exchanges paid out customers with high AML coins, and the coins were frozen when the recipient wanted to trade it in another platform. So, you're right, high AML coins does not mean the owner of those coins stole it or got it through fraud.

That said, how does Sageswap plan to mitigate the risks of receiving and trading such coins, if pressure come from the authorities and law enforcement agencies?

[SageSwap]

Coins with high AML do not always mean that they are stolen. Sometimes there are cases where someone deliberately sends stolen coins to another person so that the latter will later have problems selling or exchanging them. That is why we offer this option, which means that we are not care in where the coins come from.

That's correct. There have even been cases were some exchanges payed out customers with high AML coins, and the coins were frozen when the recipient wanted to trade it in another platform. So, you're right, high AML coins does not mean the owner of those coins stole it or got it through fraud.

That said, how does Sageswap plan to mitigate the risks of receiving and trading such coins? If pressures come from the authorities and law enforcement agencies.

We will keep this to ourselves, but coins with high AML will definitely not end up in our reserve pool, so customers do not have to worry about high AML on our part.

[SamReomo]

Coins with high AML do not always mean that they are stolen. Sometimes there are cases where someone deliberately sends stolen coins to another person so that the latter will later have problems selling or exchanging them. That is why we offer this option, which means that we are not care in where the coins come from.

Very true, most of the times the users get those high AML coins without doing anything wrong and for such users the AML swap feature is a blessing. We all know that negative actors are present everyone but that doesn't mean a service should stop proving its services due to fear of negative actors. However, if a platform offers such a service for the sake of privacy then it's not wrong. I hope users will utilize this feature for good.

[kawetsriyanto]

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Winning two or more raffles, I assume you have joined many times, right?
Sure, I'll try to keep joining the events although I am not really confident to win it. I only want to participate and enjoy it! 
BTW it seems I missed again joining the current raffles.

So we can assume either more users use this service or the level of trust from previous users increased. Keeping the escrow is also a good idea even after the traffic significantly increases, since it's unique.

Sure, more users use SageSwap service means more trust from the people on SageSwap.
I agree it is a good idea (keeping escrow $2,000) because it will be safe for both SageSwap and the users. I'm sure it is changeable if it is really needed in the future.

[bitmover]

What we learned from the eXch case, for the health of the exchange itself, might be better to be careful here. I fully support the exchanger's decision to refund the user if the AML score shows that it is about stolen assets, and to refuse to process such swap orders.
In the long term, it is certainly better for the exchange itself, because once they are marked as someone who accepts all coins without exception, after that, they are under constant pressure, most often from the competition.

I agree... the same also happened to Chipmixer. Processing any coins may lead to big trouble to the service.
When an exchange refunding high AML coins it is taking no sides in the matter.  And it is the best approach for high AML coins.

Freezing coins is always wrong in my opinion. If the exchange doesn't want the coins, or cant process them, just refund them. Taking coins hostage and demanding documents is wrong, nobody has an obligation to handle personal information to anyone.

[SamReomo]

Winning two or more raffles, I assume you have joined many times, right?
Sure, I'll try to keep joining the events although I am not really confident to win it. I only want to participate and enjoy it! 
BTW it seems I missed again joining the current raffles.

Yes, I've participated in many raffles and that's why I've won those two raffles and contests. I believe it's fun to join those raffles/contests because we don't have to pay anything. Sometimes I miss multiple contests/events but whenever I find those raffles and contests on time I join those. You may also keep joining those events and one day you'll also win something.