0trace — truly private instant exchange

[suzanne5223]

Main
• Own liquidity
• Isolated wallets
• Tor support
• API
• 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.

[0trace]

0trace is now listed on KYCnot.me.

[Bitcoin-Forever]

Main
• Own liquidity
• Isolated wallets
• Tor support
• API
• 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

Thank you for the clarification, my thought was that this was only intended on currency and not knowing it was an expression in percentage which is pretty cool, the affordability will encourage users to use your service as one of the reasons why some exchange get more users on their platform is the fee rate they are charging.

[Dunamisx]

0trace is now listed on KYCnot.me.

0trace listings is getting widespread than before because some key and notable platforms are listing it.

Once a platform has good ratings and guarantee letter, users can attest to their services and have something better to offer, all this will make it more of being recognized the more.

[0trace]

0trace is now listed on KYCnot.me.

0trace listings is getting widespread than before because some key and notable platforms are listing it.

Once a platform has good ratings and guarantee letter, users can attest to their services and have something better to offer, all this will make it more of being recognized the more.

We appreciate your attention.

[Doan9269]

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.

People need to experience exceptional service when using an instant exchange like this.

User feedback is also needed because it addresses what others will look for when trying to get more information about their services and how consistent they have been, which also gives other platforms an additional challenge to meet their standards by increasing their own performances as well.

[Bitcoin-Forever]

Any reputable instant exchange will definitely go through some required procedures for their listings and also render the quality service delivery they needed without hesitating on the cost, because what make the platform well-known is their way of being trusted and consistency they have developed in what they do.

[Doan9269]

0trace is now listed on KYCnot.me.

Maybe once you are done with the listings, 0trace could take more further advanced steps to make a review/ signature campaign, and it could be the two altogether as they may wish, I've seen some previous ideas that suggested same thing, what other users give as feedback or review on those platforms really matter a lot.

All the best to 0trace.

[sparrowingwild]

Very good exchange with responsive support. No complaints at all, I very like that all orders are tracked on chain instantly so you are not waiting around not knowing if it has been received by the exchange or not.

Myself and my friends have put well over half a million through 0trace this month with no issues whatsoever, I highly recommend!

Exchange submitted
0.5 BTC to 74.5059746 XMR
https://i.ibb.co/35XFkdjh/image.png

[0trace]

Very good exchange with responsive support. No complaints at all, I very like that all orders are tracked on chain instantly so you are not waiting around not knowing if it has been received by the exchange or not.

Myself and my friends have put well over half a million through 0trace this month with no issues whatsoever, I highly recommend!

Exchange submitted
0.5 BTC to 74.5059746 XMR

We truly appreciate it. Thank you for your trust and support.

[KycNotList]

I am currently serving as the escrow agent for 0trace.io, holding a deposit of $1,000. The deposit may only be returned if there are no unresolved disputes or active problem cases. Any claim regarding these funds must be accompanied by a valid letter of guarantee signed using PGP and successfully verifiable at the following page:
https://kycnotlist.com/en/exchanger/0trace.38/verify-pgp

If I receive a request to return the deposit, I will publish a notice in this thread. That post will serve as the official timestamp marking the start of the 14-day waiting period.

Deposit distribution rules in the event of a dispute or other issue:
https://kycnotlist.com/en/about#deposit

The current deposit status and information collected about the service from multiple sources can be viewed here:
https://kycnotlist.com/en/exchanger/0trace.38

[icopress]

0trace Hey!

Here are two directories where listing is free; I think this will help strengthen your infrastructure if you can find the time to fill out the applications!

https://tor.link/
https://onion.live/

[0trace]

0trace Hey!

Here are two directories where listing is free; I think this will help strengthen your infrastructure if you can find the time to fill out the applications!

https://tor.link/
https://onion.live/

Hi, Icopress

Thanks, we will certainly look into it.

[Z-tight]

I am currently serving as the escrow agent for 0trace.io, holding a deposit of $1,000.

Thanks for the update. I've also read through the op and i see that they have escrowed ~ $7000 in another service, so that's a cumulative of $8k security deposit. It's a very good effort from 0trace and it should get a lot of people comfortable using this service.

I've also checked the site and it is simple and easy to use. I like that one can delete their order information as soon as their order is comeplete, i'd go on to use 0trace a couple of times and then post a review of my experience.

[BitMaxz]

I'm exploring to the site, and I can't find the privacy policy. Most of the sites nowadays have this, and most of the users ask how you collect and use their data.

I think we need this privacy policy since the site is collecting some data like IP, cookies, devices, etc... If you can explain how you handle them, they don't need to ask from time to time.

[Z-tight]

I'm exploring to the site, and I can't find the privacy policy. Most of the sites nowadays have this, and most of the users ask how you collect and use their data.

Most of the sites that have a very long and detailed privacy policy would have to be centralized services or instant exchanges that are not privacy-oriented. I have just compared 0trace with another recommended privacy-focused automatic exchange on the forum, and they barely also have up to five lines of privacy policy, because they hardly collect any data.

As for 0trace, i think any information one is looking for regarding this can be found under Data and retention in their terms of service.

[0trace]

One swap is not enough.

Parallel exchanges are live on 0trace: run up to 20 swaps at once from the same browser. Every order tracks on its own, all in one list.

https://x.com/0trace_io/status/2108285773640269943

[joniboini]

Parallel exchanges are live on 0trace: run up to 20 swaps at once from the same browser. Every order tracks on its own, all in one list.

After reading the guide, it seems we still have to put one order manually before moving to a new one(?). I thought there'll be a new UI where you can control up to 20 swaps in one go. It would be cool if we could do that, and each swap can return a swap ID directly on the same webpage. Not sure if the demand is huge for something like that though, but it's definitely unique in the market. CMIIW.

[0trace]

Parallel exchanges are live on 0trace: run up to 20 swaps at once from the same browser. Every order tracks on its own, all in one list.

After reading the guide, it seems we still have to put one order manually before moving to a new one(?). I thought there'll be a new UI where you can control up to 20 swaps in one go. It would be cool if we could do that, and each swap can return a swap ID directly on the same webpage. Not sure if the demand is huge for something like that though, but it's definitely unique in the market. CMIIW.

You're right — each swap is still created on its own: pick the pair, set the amount and address, hit Exchange. What's new is that you no longer wait for one to finish before starting the next. Up to 20 run side by side, each with its own deposit address and rate, all in one list in the header with their order IDs one click away.

A single form that fires off a batch of swaps is a fair idea, thanks. We'll see how much demand there is for it.

[SamReomo]

One swap is not enough.

Parallel exchanges are live on 0trace: run up to 20 swaps at once from the same browser. Every order tracks on its own, all in one list.

That is indeed a good feature for the ones who want to run multiple swaps at once. For majority of users the single swap system is more convenient and they use that one instead. However, those who want to have multiple swaps at once can now try this feature and it will save them a lot of time.