Monitex: Monitoring with 80% Cashback in USDT

[Monitex]

Introducing Monitex – smart exchange monitoring that not only finds the best rates for you but also puts a part of the commission back in your pocket.

What is Monitex?
Monitex is an aggregator that analyzes verified exchange platforms in real time. We display current exchange rates, reserves, and user reviews so you can make an informed decision. Every exchanger in our system undergoes strict moderation, and their rating is based on real user experience.

Our key advantage – the highest cashback!
For every transaction completed through our monitoring service, we return 80% of our income from that exchange to you. You receive real money in USDT (BEP-20 network) directly to your cryptocurrency wallet.

It’s simple:

Find a profitable exchange on Monitex.

Complete the transaction with our partner exchanger.

Submit a cashback request after a successful exchange.

Receive 80% of our commission to your USDT wallet – no minimum withdrawal required.

Why should you start using Monitex?

Double savings: Best rates + 80% cashback in USDT.

Reliability: We work only with verified exchangers. Transparent ratings and reviews.

Direct payouts: All approved cashback is automatically sent to your wallet.

Transparency: All data is updated online. No hidden fees.

Convenience: No registration needed for searching. Clean and straightforward.

Important condition for receiving cashback:
To ensure guaranteed accrual, make sure to visit the chosen exchanger’s website directly from our page before starting the transaction.

Monitex was created to help you exchange currencies not only safely but also with maximum benefit. Get the best market offers and recover part of the exchange cost.

Ready to try it out?

Go to profitable exchanges
https://monitex.pro/

[Potato Chips]

I took a look at the website, and to my surprise the exchanges listed appears to be all unknown to me. Has anyone heard most of them?

I am also surprised, I didn't see a single popular instant exchange in your list which I think you should look into.

Personally, I care more about the exchange's reputation rather than the added reward. And in this age, there are multiple options.

[logfiles]

What I like about the website is that part of blacklist of scam exchangers. I don't see this thing with other exchanger monitoring platforms. So what I know is how do you come up with such a list? Is there a database that you access the list from or it is a user generated list?

Regarding the feedback or reviews, how do u ensure that they are not fake/manipulated? Because it appears as though anyone can leave feedback by just submitting their email address and name.

[rat03gopoh]

I took a look at the website, and to my surprise the exchanges listed appears to be all unknown to me. Has anyone heard most of them?

Some are listed on BestChange, but some are not well-known. Almost all have zero reviews. Personally, I wouldn't trade security for a seemingly large cashback offer.

Question: Have any of the blacklisted exchanges previously been on the recommended list? https://monitex.pro/en/exchanges

[Darker45]

I took a look at the website, and to my surprise the exchanges listed appears to be all unknown to me. Has anyone heard most of them?

Same here. It seems there's not a single popular platform that's on their list, but they claim to offer help for safe exchanges, which is quite ironic considering that the services listed are precisely the ones that are unknown and don't have track records or reputations to boast of.

And they're largely sharing the same list with Swapwatch. I'm a bit suspicious.

Swapwatch opened a thread here with a brief introduction followed by a question:

Why monitor exchanges?

Monitex here introduced the service and asked:

What is Monitex?

[hugeblack]

The quality of service is the quality of the listed platforms, and it seems that this list is far from reliable.
https://swapspace.co/ provides a fairly acceptable list compared to this service.

Question: Have any of the blacklisted exchanges previously been on the recommended list? https://monitex.pro/en/exchanges

Listing/ranking services according to the age of the domain seems misleading, as some of them are 19 years old (before the advent of cryptocurrencies).

[rat03gopoh]

Listing/ranking services according to the age of the domain seems misleading, as some of them are 19 years old (before the advent of cryptocurrencies).

I just noticed this, that doesn't mean they've been in exchanger business since the domain was first activated, right? (unless the OP can prove it)
and what's even more surprising is that the 1[.]cerber[.pro] exchange is 1.8k years old, yet it's a subdomain whose main domain is for sale according to whois. As far as I know, hierarchically, the owner of the main domain has full control over all the subdomains created.

[jcojci]

Visiting and check all exchanges on the list.

Don't knows many sites on your list but only know some although I don't used it. But you need to edit the list and removing the suspicious sites.

[Taskford]

I took a look at the website, and to my surprise the exchanges listed appears to be all unknown to me. Has anyone heard most of them?

I am also surprised, I didn't see a single popular instant exchange in your list which I think you should look into.

Personally, I care more about the exchange's reputation rather than the added reward. And in this age, there are multiple options.

And that's how everything became look suspicious, since he didn't even bother to list those top exchange on his site.

This leaves some impression that he create this to compile all his site then low key promoting it here.

I trust the exchange listed on this site https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/ rather those exchange listed by OP.

Also I agree with you the reputation really matter than potential reward to get, since I encounter many times that exchange give huge bonuses as bait then ask people to deposit first before they can withdraw those funds but turn out as scam.