Main• Own liquidity
• Isolated wallets
• Tor support
• API
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0.8 fee/
• No KYC/AML
• Escrow $5,000 on OrangeFren
Going through the OP thread on the first page, I learnt from the aspect quoted above that you charges 0.8 fee, but this fee was not expressed or specific on the currency that you consider in making on this, is it 0.8 USD or Bitcoin or possibly on other currency, sometimes we just have to be specific even though I mostly presume this should be in USD, but I think the reason it for and adjustment in case today projected rate need to be more specified with the currency.
The 0.8 exchange fee is charged based on the % of the cryptocurrency you want to exchange into when using their service.
If you want to exchange $1000 worth of Bitcoin into Monero, you'll get $992.98 worth of monero
People are ready to make use of an instant exchange for their privacy and so many other reasons.
But the issue is how to get a reliable one that will bring the true image of what an instant exchange provides, hope this is what you have also intended to render.
You need to do your own research, but based on my experience with this platform, the instant exchange service which is even before they escrow some funds on OrangeFren.
I believe it's one of the reliable privacy exchange. I just noticed that they added Zcash last week, and i hope we can see good privacy coin
I'm glad about this, though I have been using the exchange service before now; the letter of guarantee that the system works properly gives more confidence.
This is what you get when you make use of a reputable exchange platform, as it takes them nothing to show every means to validate their authentication, there is now guaranteed that is platform operates well and it has also been attested by other sites and you can check their ratings from the number of platforms it has been listed, all like other exchange services that doesn't make the necessary things get in place over the service the provide.
The model of service, nd how the platform started their journey with things that validate their authentication, which i see some exchange imitate is why i try the platform service in the first place.
