DARKMAP.AC | Offering 0.1% | NO KYC\AML | Free Giveaway!

[DDDR666558899]

Frozen funds is a NIGHTMARE.

We are building a new exchange based on a simple principle:

• We do not custody user assets.
• We do not hold balances.
• We do not pause withdrawals.

Trades are executed directly, transparently.
No accounts. No approvals. No surprise reviews.

Why Your Coins Stay Clean and Safe

“Clean” comes from architecture.

Our model ensures:

• assets are exchanged atomically - success or moneyback - no holds possible
• no internal wallets exposed to third-party risk
• no wallet connection required — your wallet is never connected to our system

We are not here to be another exchange. We are offering you best service possible at only 0.1% fee.
In a drop down you will find almost every popular currency. BTC ZCASH USDT XRP TRX BNB and more...

Remember Large Centralized Exchanges Keep Freezing Funds and this is a problem.
Your coins can be locked simply because they touched the wrong history, even if you had no control over it.

Centralized exchanges work the same way banks do:
they custody your assets
they monitor every transaction
they apply automated AML/KYC rules retroactively/

We support ZEC (an anonymous cryptocurrency like XMR) for users who value privacy.
Learn how to use ZCASH for fully anonymous transactions in our guide:
https://darkmap.ac/#faq-zec-shielding

Since we use decentralized exchange routing, the output coins are exchange-grade and clean, except for BTC. For BTC, an AML level of around 30–40% is natural for any decentralized ecosystem — not ideal, but usually acceptable by many exchanges. If you want maximum acceptance, we recommend swapping into another asset such as USDT, LTC, TON, TRX, BNB, XRP, ETH, and others.

Right now we have a special offer for you we are giving away 5 free deposits of 5$ to enroll in your wallet and you can check the transactions yourself. Just PM us!

[Darker45]

We are offering you best service possible at only 0.1% fee.

This is misleading. This only applies to amounts above $5,000. Am I right?

Also, do you provide your own liquidity?

Read the conditions

Do you even have this? Or you're telling users to read what doesn't even exist.

Anyway, I'm a little bit worried with this: "all coins we receive are exchange-grade and clean, except for BTC. BTC has an AML of 30-40%, which isn't ideal".

While I don't subscribe to the idea that there are clean and dirty coins, considering the reality that platforms these days could freeze and even seize your coins due to their AML scores, isn't it generally risky to receive BTC from you?

Why do your BTC have high AML scores?

[DDDR666558899]

We are offering you best service possible at only 0.1% fee.

This is misleading. This only applies to amounts above $5,000. Am I right?

Also, do you provide your own liquidity?

Read the conditions

Do you even have this? Or you're telling users to read what doesn't even exist.

Anyway, I'm a little bit worried with this: "all coins we receive are exchange-grade and clean, except for BTC. BTC has an AML of 30-40%, which isn't ideal".

While I don't subscribe to the idea that there are clean and dirty coins, considering the reality that platforms these days could freeze and even seize your coins due to their AML scores, isn't it generally risky to receive BTC from you?

Why do your BTC have high AML scores?

We openly state this both on our website and here: our exchange operates using a decentralized ecosystem, and liquidity is sourced from decentralized pools.

This model is similar to systems like Thorchain, but with lower fees and without requiring users to connect their wallets directly to the service, which makes the process more convenient.

Because of this decentralized routing, BTC transactions may show an AML score of around 30–40%. This is common for decentralized exchanges and does not mean the coins are illegal or will be blocked, although a minimal risk may exist.

That is why we clearly inform users that if they want maximum certainty when depositing to centralized exchanges, they should use any supported assets except BTC.
Currencies such as LTC, USDT, TRX, TON, and others have low AML risk and are accepted by centralized exchanges without issues.

This is misleading. This only applies to amounts above $5,000. Am I right?

0.1% is a best possible outcome if you are looking for gains better to batch your transactions in high volume.
We dont provide our liquidity the principal is liquidity pool of DEX system.

[rat03gopoh]

If you exchange BTC > BTC, this is a mixer service. I see you do it. cmiiw

[DDDR666558899]

If you exchange BTC > BTC, this is a mixer service. I see you do it. cmiiw

No, if you select BTC > BTC and try to create a order, it will give an error.

[DDDR666558899]

As mentioned above, we are offering $5 worth of crypto for free to 5 reputable forum members in any currency of their choice.
The funds will be sent through our exchanger, and we will provide a direct order link from our website so you can independently verify the AML results.

The check will show that the funds originate from a decentralized ecosystem.
All assets except BTC have low AML and are accepted by any exchange.
BTC also comes from decentralized routing, which is normal for decentralized systems and widely accepted by most platforms.

Is anyone interested in receiving free coins and testing our service?

[rat03gopoh]

If you exchange BTC > BTC, this is a mixer service. I see you do it. cmiiw

No, if you select BTC > BTC and try to create a order, it will give an error.

Confirmed, but it's best to disable it from the receiving list if the coin has been selected from the sending list.
I've also noticed unreasonable spikes in network fees, for example,
1 BTC > BNB = $465 network fee, while
0.1 BTC > BNB = $7 network fee.
How do you determine that? As far as I know, the network shouldn't care about the number of coins sent.

Furthermore, the swap status page isn't in English yet.

[hugeblack]

Describing the platform as decentralized is incorrect; it's an instant crypto exchange.
I don't see a TOS page; without it, promises like NoKYC or that you don't retain personal data are unbelievable.

If you're relying on your own reserves, please sign a message from one of your Bitcoin addresses.

[btcnbegun]

As mentioned above, we are offering $5 worth of crypto for free to 5 reputable forum members in any currency of their choice.
The funds will be sent through our exchanger, and we will provide a direct order link from our website so you can independently verify the AML results.

The check will show that the funds originate from a decentralized ecosystem.
All assets except BTC have low AML and are accepted by any exchange.
BTC also comes from decentralized routing, which is normal for decentralized systems and widely accepted by most platforms.

Is anyone interested in receiving free coins and testing our service?

I can participate
My btc address is in my profile.
Additionally the ywallet that supports zcash, the address is: u1q9hm7ml7ra4pelen3tmd94wx2dp2yltd3utsla8na7v83cvywfuf4ggae3kcp8z3zjdze5h9zgu2a y6d4a3c43ug9qrnz8j5qpt8hq003c2sddtn7x2h24v7uaqd2uy7a8f5e9d6nnfclx75e52le3nk7les 9famv9kt6tjm946th029yju8gru0ddrzdpuchz8tdmdmy8sy7evglpw

[SFR10]

Trades are executed directly, transparently.

I've also noticed unreasonable spikes in network fees, for example,
1 BTC > BNB = $465 network fee, while
0.1 BTC > BNB = $7 network fee.
How do you determine that? As far as I know, the network shouldn't care about the number of coins sent.

Great catch... In connection with what you just said, I noticed the receiving amount doesn't seem to be accurate either ^{[e.g., based on this "screenshot", if you deduct the network & service fees from the sent amount, there'd be roughly $270 in hidden fees]}!
^{- Did I miss anything?}