✅ b1exch.io - Instant Auto Exchange | NO KYC | Escrow 0.2 BTC

[Awaklara]

Otherwise, the currency change takes a little longer than expected, at least compared to what we are used to.

I also experienced the same thing. I couldn't even change the currency; only the browser would reload. Trying to refresh the page again, I managed to change the currency, but it took at least 1 minute. However, after refreshing several times, the process of changing the currency became faster, although it still required some loading time.

[yugenz]

Sent you PM.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/02/08/UExi1g.png

If $20 is such a small amount, why don't you just send it to me instead of this whole back and forth?

[Husna QA]

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✅ No registration, No Logs, No JavaScript.

Yes, the b1exch.io exchange can be used without registration, meaning users don’t need to go through KYC.
However, I’m not exactly sure what “No Logs” means in this context—whether it only applies to user data, or also to other data like user transaction data on b1exch.

Based on my transaction history from a few days ago, I can still see the details via the order link I created, and there’s even a feature to save it in My Swaps.

Sent you PM.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/02/08/UExi1g.png

If $20 is such a small amount, why don't you just send it to me instead of this whole back and forth?

As far as I know, if you send coins using the wrong network, they will be lost.
Below is an example of a warning I received from an exchange, aimed at preventing users from sending coins/tokens via a different network:

[TryNinja]

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✅ No registration, No Logs, No JavaScript.

Yes, the b1exch.io exchange can be used without registration, meaning users don’t need to go through KYC.
However, I’m not exactly sure what “No Logs” means in this context—whether it only applies to user data, or also to other data like user transaction data on b1exch.

Based on my transaction history from a few days ago, I can still see the details via the order link I created, and there’s even a feature to save it in My Swaps.

You want them to know about your transaction and send your swap without having any of the details saved on their database?

See what they had to say about this on a previous post:

Why we can't delete the "my swaps" section:

We'd get flooded with people panicking like "HELP! I lost my exchange!"

Here's why: If something goes wrong and you didn't give us a refund address at the start, the exchange status page is the ONLY place you can get your refund. Otherwise, just clear your browser history if you want it gone.

About keeping records:

We don't collect logs - we only save basic exchange details. We thought about auto-deleting everything after 15 days, but that could cause problems (explained above). So instead, we're working on adding a "delete" button that you can use yourself once your exchange is done, refunded, or cancelled.

[yugenz]

As far as I know, if you send coins using the wrong network, they will be lost.
Below is an example of a warning I received from an exchange, aimed at preventing users from sending coins/tokens via a different network:

I sent on the same network. ERC20.

[Husna QA]

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You want them to know about your transaction and send your swap without having any of the details saved on their database? :P

See what they had to say about this on a previous post:

Why we can't delete the "my swaps" section:
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I understand that for any transaction, it’s impossible for an exchange not to store some information in their database.
However, what I’m wondering is whether there is an automatic process to delete these details a few days after completion, provided that no complaints are submitted by the user.

Thanks for pointing out the explanatory post from b1ack/b1exch.

[b1ack]

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You want them to know about your transaction and send your swap without having any of the details saved on their database?

See what they had to say about this on a previous post:

Why we can't delete the "my swaps" section:
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I understand that for any transaction, it’s impossible for an exchange not to store some information in their database.
However, what I’m wondering is whether there is an automatic process to delete these details a few days after completion, provided that no complaints are submitted by the user.

Thanks for pointing out the explanatory post from b1ack/b1exch.

We will start auto-deleting swap ids after 15 days.

[b1ack]

Sent you PM.

If $20 is such a small amount, why don't you just send it to me instead of this whole back and forth?

What we can do in this case is ,
When the update has been pushed with USDC.
We will try to recover your coins and I will message you personally when it is done.
Other than that. You need to have patience.

[SamReomo]

What we can do in this case is ,
When the update has been pushed with USDC.
We will try to recover your coins and I will message you personally when it is done.
Other than that. You need to have patience.

I also suggest yugenz to have patience, it was your mistake to send USDC instead of USDT and now you should be patient and wehn such updates becomes part of the exchange then you will get your coins.

That's why I suggest everyone to check multiple times before sending any coins, choosing right network is necessary and similarly choosing correct coin is also necessary when making any transaction.

[yugenz]

I also suggest yugenz to have patience, it was your mistake to send USDC instead of USDT and now you should be patient and wehn such updates becomes part of the exchange then you will get your coins.

That's why I suggest everyone to check multiple times before sending any coins, choosing right network is necessary and similarly choosing correct coin is also necessary when making any transaction.

I was patient. b1ack said it was "not worth to spend time on" until I posted here. Now they have changed their tone.

[TryNinja]

I was patient. b1ack said it was "not worth to spend time on" until I posted here. Now they have changed their tone.

Maybe you don't like their choice of words, but most exchanges won't help you out for $20 either. I've seen a few exchanges claiming they can't do anything unless the the amount is higher than $5000, and even then they will charge a big fee for the manual intervation. Others literally won't do anything (i.e Coinbase).

Depending on how their system was built, recovering unsupported assets can be time consuming. For $20 it's probably not worth the hassle.

[rat03gopoh]

I was patient. b1ack said it was "not worth to spend time on" until I posted here. Now they have changed their tone.

I'd probably say the same thing if I were in the support position (essentially denying this such request). First, I imagine recovering unsupported coins would be incredibly difficult; afaik, no DEX is willing to recover in a similar situation, let alone just the minimum amount. Second, to avoid creating a false impression among users that the exchange is willing to handle (recover) similar cases in the future. I think this new consideration is because they're a new brand and still building their image.

[yugenz]

Maybe you don't like their choice of words, but most exchanges won't help you out for $20 either. I've seen a few exchanges claiming they can't do anything unless the the amount is higher than $5000, and even then they will charge a big fee for the manual intervation. Others literally won't do anything (i.e Coinbase).

Depending on how their system was built, recovering unsupported assets can be time consuming. For $20 it's probably not worth the hassle.

I'd probably say the same thing if I were in the support position (essentially denying this such request). First, I imagine recovering unsupported coins would be incredibly difficult; afaik, no DEX is willing to recover in a similar situation, let alone just the minimum amount. Second, to avoid creating a false impression among users that the exchange is willing to handle (recover) similar cases in the future. I think this new consideration is because they're a new brand and still building their image.

I don't understand the defence of this kind of customer support. I sent ERC20 to an ERC20 address. There is no reason why this isn't supported. If they can send USDT, they can send USDC.

Maybe it's because you were all paid by b1ack to wear their tags.

If this were ff.io or some other exchanges, you would not all rush to defend this behaviour.

Again, if $20 was nothing, just send me back $20 (USDC OR USDT OR XMR OR BTC OR ETH).

[Husna QA]

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We will start auto-deleting swap ids after 15 days.

Thank you for the update.

For Tor Browser users, the browsing history is cleared by default when the browser is restarted. Therefore, the suggestion to manually clear the browser history, as mentioned in the previous quote, isn’t really relevant and doesn’t actually remove the transaction history either.

In my opinion, a 15-day retention period is sufficient for users to refer back to their transaction history if they encounter any issues, while also giving b1exch enough time to provide the necessary resolution.

Additionally, this automatic deletion policy should be clearly displayed during the transaction process, so users are aware of how long their transaction history is retained.

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I was patient. b1ack said it was "not worth to spend time on" until I posted here. Now they have changed their tone.

This serves as a valuable lesson to always double-check transaction details before proceeding.
I hope your issue gets resolved smoothly.

[Smartvirus]

What we can do in this case is ,
When the update has been pushed with USDC.
We will try to recover your coins and I will message you personally when it is done.
Other than that. You need to have patience.

I also suggest yugenz to have patience, it was your mistake to send USDC instead of USDT and now you should be patient and wehn such updates becomes part of the exchange then you will get your coins.

In instances such as these, you’ll just hope the amount involved isn’t huge and should that be the case, double checking should be of standard. Given the fact that, the exchange offers a limited number of coins for its activities at the time, the first thing that out to be done is getting familiar with what the coins for which they offer their services.

It might be a hectic wait and with the OP to have promised a reminder on it, there is not much the customer can do at this point but, keep an eye on it with fingers crossed.

The consistent loading for a new page is something I think should be looked at, it doesn’t have to be a new page for almost every activity or perhaps it’s got something to do with the logs.

[examplens]

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I was patient. b1ack said it was "not worth to spend time on" until I posted here. Now they have changed their tone.

This serves as a valuable lesson to always double-check transaction details before proceeding.
I hope your issue gets resolved smoothly.

Although I'm all for b1ack returning his $20 in the spirit of good business, how will he learn the lesson then to be careful what he does with his money and how he sends it if he got his money back? USDC is not mentioned anywhere on b1exch, but he still somehow did it. If he already mentions his relationship with other exchanges, I wonder how his request for a refund with Binance would go through in a similar case of sending coins to the wrong chain.

A suggestion for b1back, this is a cheap lesson for you too, so it would be more than desirable if you clearly indicate somewhere in the order creation process that sending the wrong coins will not result in a refund and that such a mistake is the responsibility of the user alone.
I also know that some exchanges charge additional fees in refund cases due to sending the wrong coins to the network. So, it can be a solution in the future, especially for such small amounts.
But since you haven't had a special warning about this rule until now, it's probably best to refund this user, and you've also learned your lesson.

[rat03gopoh]

Maybe it's because you were all paid by b1ack to wear their tags.

If this were ff.io or some other exchanges, you would not all rush to defend this behaviour.

If you find that assumption satisfying, consider it that way. 

This isn't the first time I've made this point.

• Duelbits: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5559796.msg65902506#msg65902506
• Kucoin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5558075.msg65788823#msg65788823
• Find more in my post history

I've never used their (paid) campaign attributes so far.

Seriously, if I owned this exchange, there would be no refunds. This is a general concern users should have before using any service.
Your mistakes are your own risk.

[TryNinja]

Maybe you don't like their choice of words, but most exchanges won't help you out for $20 either. I've seen a few exchanges claiming they can't do anything unless the the amount is higher than $5000, and even then they will charge a big fee for the manual intervation. Others literally won't do anything (i.e Coinbase).

Depending on how their system was built, recovering unsupported assets can be time consuming. For $20 it's probably not worth the hassle.

I don't understand the defence of this kind of customer support. I sent ERC20 to an ERC20 address. There is no reason why this isn't supported. If they can send USDT, they can send USDC.

Maybe it's because you were all paid by b1ack to wear their tags.

If this were ff.io or some other exchanges, you would not all rush to defend this behaviour.

Again, if $20 was nothing, just send me back $20 (USDC OR USDT OR XMR OR BTC OR ETH).

Are you saying I'm void from saying the most obvious thing because I'm wearing their signature?

Let's not forget you made the mistake, not them.

I've been on this forum for 11 years and every single time someone screwed up their deposits, I've said the same thing. There is no point in accusing us of any bias.

- Bybit charges 200 USD to recover unsupported deposits (10x the amount you sent): https://www.bybit.com/pt-BR/help-center/article/Unsupported-Deposit-Recovery-Procedure-Rules
- Kucoin charges 80 USDT (4x the amount you sent): https://www.kucoin.com/support/22916032626969
- Bitfinex only recovers >= $2500: https://support.bitfinex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006262533-Deposit-of-the-wrong-tokens-or-to-the-wrong-addresses-on-Bitfinex-Frequently-Asked-Questions-FAQ
- Gemini took three weeks to recover assets: https://www.reddit.com/r/Gemini/comments/o2v6kz/transferred_unsupported_usdt_into_gemini_how_to/
- Kraken does not recover unsupported deposits: https://www.reddit.com/r/KrakenSupport/comments/1bcdnm2/wrong_network_deposit_kraken/

And many more...

[b1ack]

Maybe you don't like their choice of words, but most exchanges won't help you out for $20 either. I've seen a few exchanges claiming they can't do anything unless the the amount is higher than $5000, and even then they will charge a big fee for the manual intervation. Others literally won't do anything (i.e Coinbase).

Depending on how their system was built, recovering unsupported assets can be time consuming. For $20 it's probably not worth the hassle.

I don't understand the defence of this kind of customer support. I sent ERC20 to an ERC20 address. There is no reason why this isn't supported. If they can send USDT, they can send USDC.

Maybe it's because you were all paid by b1ack to wear their tags.

If this were ff.io or some other exchanges, you would not all rush to defend this behaviour.

Again, if $20 was nothing, just send me back $20 (USDC OR USDT OR XMR OR BTC OR ETH).

Are you saying I'm void from saying the most obvious thing because I'm wearing their signature?

Let's not forget you made the mistake, not them.

I've been on this forum for 11 years and every single time someone screwed up their deposits, I've said the same thing. There is no point in accusing us of any bias.

- Bybit charges 200 USD to recover unsupported deposits (10x the amount you sent): https://www.bybit.com/pt-BR/help-center/article/Unsupported-Deposit-Recovery-Procedure-Rules
- Kucoin charges 80 USDT (4x the amount you sent): https://www.kucoin.com/support/22916032626969
- Bitfinex only recovers >= $2500: https://support.bitfinex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006262533-Deposit-of-the-wrong-tokens-or-to-the-wrong-addresses-on-Bitfinex-Frequently-Asked-Questions-FAQ
- Gemini took three weeks to recover assets: https://www.reddit.com/r/Gemini/comments/o2v6kz/transferred_unsupported_usdt_into_gemini_how_to/
- Kraken does not recover unsupported deposits: https://www.reddit.com/r/KrakenSupport/comments/1bcdnm2/wrong_network_deposit_kraken/

And many more...

Hmm, AS we did not specify that sending wrong network might result in lost funds ( that's common sense )
So we take "responsibility" and We will just refund it ourselves.
25 $ is not an big amount but we urge users to be careful.

EDIT: Compensated the user with 25 $.

[joker_josue]

Hmm, AS we did not specify that sending wrong network might result in lost funds ( that's common sense )
So we take "responsibility" and We will just refund it ourselves.
25 $ is not an big amount but we urge users to be careful.

EDIT: Compensated the user with 25 $.

I have to congratulate them, there are few services that do this!

Ultimately, it's up to each user to be careful about the money they send and where they send it.

One of the first things I learned about Bitcoin is to validate, validate, and validate the address and amounts you intend to send. In Bitcoin (and beyond), once you click "send," there's no way to cancel. Therefore, it requires a high level of certainty in everything you do, regardless of whether the amount is large or small.

_{*Yes, I know that today we have the "Replace-by-fee" option, which allows us to revert a transaction before it's recorded in a block. But we didn't have these luxuries before.}