0.2000 BNB frozen on FixedFloat!! my swap on hold!

[ArielRod20]

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2387384
Amount Scammed: 0.2000 BNB
Payment Method: BNB
Proof of Payment: UCF87P

Order ID
UCF87P
Order type
Float rate
Creation Time
01/24/2026 9:21 AM
Received Time
01/24/2026 9:21 AM

0.2000 BNB frozen on FixedFloat!! my swap on hold !

Support comment:

Unfortunately, I can't help you with the chat. These issues are handled by the security team.

[Hazink]

Try using the usually scam report format which is on the pinned page of this board.

A lot of unsolved cases on the exchange "Fixedfloat" and they have not even cared about trying to get them solved. Since 2024, they have been having issues, and it's safe to say there are another set of scam exchanges outside their. In this forum, their rep profile is already painted red.

[DireWolfM14]

Did you try contacting the security team?

[ArielRod20]

Did you try contacting the security team?

Yes they’re asking me for KYC, a selfie, and many other documents. I provided everything, but now they’re accusing me of fabricating the evidence which is completely untrue.

[hugeblack]

Unfortunately, this isn't the first time. There are many similar cases online where money wasn't refunded even after providing all the required information.
contact them again and hope that someone will be cooperative and return your money, but you'll have to work very hard to get that $100 back.

[Rikafip]

Yes they’re asking me for KYC, a selfie, and many other documents. I provided everything, but now they’re accusing me of fabricating the evidence which is completely untrue.

It sucks that has happened to you, that you provided all those documents for a measly $100, and yet you didn't get your money back.

Look at the bright side - you learned an important lesson not to use FixedFloat ever again, and it didn't cost you that much.

[Trêvoid]

Did you try contacting the security team?

Yes they’re asking me for KYC, a selfie, and many other documents. I provided everything, but now they’re accusing me of fabricating the evidence which is completely untrue.

I'll add your thread here.

[FIXEDFLOAT SCAMS MEGATHREAD] Reports, Frozen Funds, Abuses, and KYC Traps
(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5550083.msg65585279#msg65585279)

FixedFloat even froze your legal funds, gave shifting excuses, cite vague “high risk” or secret law‑enforcement claims, and would refuse transparency or return them to owner.

Do not use FixedFloat1

[Skjadoon]

Yes they’re asking me for KYC, a selfie, and many other documents. I provided everything, but now they’re accusing me of fabricating the evidence which is completely untrue.

It sucks that has happened to you, that you provided all those documents for a measly $100, and yet you didn't get your money back.

Look at the bright side - you learned an important lesson not to use FixedFloat ever again, and it didn't cost you that much.

They're scams, mate. I've been trying this exolix, lizex, ff, changenow for months with nothing to show for it  it's been too much, and I'm starting to hate everything.

[ArielRod20]

Unfortunately, this isn't the first time. There are many similar cases online where money wasn't refunded even after providing all the required information.
contact them again and hope that someone will be cooperative and return your money, but you'll have to work very hard to get that $100 back.

How can everyone stay calm and say nothing? I don't understand how that's okay. There's a long history i've seen other user megathread  and Reddit posts and I didn't know that so much money was stolen.

Topic: Scam Accusation: FixedFloat (ff.io) – 1.9 BTC Withheld for 40+ Days   
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5571499.0
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoScams/search/?q=FixedFloat&restrict%5C_sr=1

[hugeblack]

How can everyone stay calm and say nothing? I don't understand how that's okay. There's a long history i've seen other user megathread  and Reddit posts and I didn't know that so much money was stolen.

They started as a good service but turned to scam, especially after their service was hacked twice^[1]. They're not just scammers, but selective scammers with a poor security infrastructure^[2].

So they don't scam everyone, but rather those accounts that they might not think they could pursue legal action against.

You'll find more here ----> FixedFloat has been hacked ($26M) (and apparently it's an inside job)

[1] https://medium.com/coinmonks/fixed-float-exploit-tracing-the-26-million-lost-to-the-hack-25fda467b577
[2] https://ff.io/blog/news/reasons-for-hacking

[Skjadoon]

How can everyone stay calm and say nothing? I don't understand how that's okay. There's a long history i've seen other user megathread  and Reddit posts and I didn't know that so much money was stolen.

They started as a good service but turned to scam, especially after their service was hacked twice^[1]. They're not just scammers, but selective scammers with a poor security infrastructure^[2].

So they don't scam everyone, but rather those accounts that they might not think they could pursue legal action against.

You'll find more here ----> FixedFloat has been hacked ($26M) (and apparently it's an inside job)

[1] https://medium.com/coinmonks/fixed-float-exploit-tracing-the-26-million-lost-to-the-hack-25fda467b577
[2] https://ff.io/blog/news/reasons-for-hacking

Time4VPS, but no Time4Safety   

I thought for some time that FixedFloat was run by the police.

[WannaParadise]

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2387384
Amount Scammed: 0.2000 BNB
Payment Method: BNB
Proof of Payment: UCF87P

Order ID
UCF87P
Order type
Float rate
Creation Time
01/24/2026 9:21 AM
Received Time
01/24/2026 9:21 AM

0.2000 BNB frozen on FixedFloat!! my swap on hold !

Support comment:

Unfortunately, I can't help you with the chat. These issues are handled by the security team.

Hello .. it’s frustrating that your 0.2000 BNB transaction is showing as on hold on FixedFloat and that you’ve only received a response from support saying ‘security team. i’d be just as worried if i were you. My suggestion is that you first compile all the technical and timestamp details relating to the transaction (order ID: UCF87P, creation and received time, transaction amount and the wallet address you used) into a single, organised document and resubmit it to the security team.i think this way because security teams frequently carry out investigations using logs and transaction hashes; therefore, sharing the transaction hash (on chain transaction ID) speeds up the process...  i think, if no specific recipient is mentioned in the support message and no clear response is received within 48 hours, it would be advisable to publicise the situation on social media channels (official forum telegram twitter) and request a reference number. This can sometimes help prioritise the matter 
What you can do technically:
Check the transaction hash and verify its on-chain status (confirmed/pending)
Include details of the wallet software version you’re using and the gas/fee information
Summarise all correspondence in chronological order and send it to the security team in a single message

I hope this gets resolved as soon as possible...

[logfiles]

They're scams, mate. I've been trying this exolix, lizex, ff, changenow for months with nothing to show for it  it's been too much, and I'm starting to hate everything.

Easiest thing to do is to avoid any of those exchanges that claim not to ask for KYC but then have some hidden KYC clauses in their terms of service. That's the excuse they use to steal people's money after you get trapped.

First best choice is a reputable no KYC exchange that can be got from this lists
1. https://bitlist.co/exchanges
2. https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange

Second-best choice is to opt for an exchange that ask for KYC verification upfront before you make any deposits. That way they won't use an excuse of fabricated documents after you have made a deposit.

[Skjadoon]

They're scams, mate. I've been trying this exolix, lizex, ff, changenow for months with nothing to show for it  it's been too much, and I'm starting to hate everything.

Easiest thing to do is to avoid any of those exchanges that claim not to ask for KYC but then have some hidden KYC clauses in their terms of service. That's the excuse they use to steal people's money after you get trapped.

First best choice is a reputable no KYC exchange that can be got from this lists
1. https://bitlist.co/exchanges
2. https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange

Second-best choice is to opt for an exchange that ask for KYC verification upfront before you make any deposits. That way they won't use an excuse of fabricated documents after you have made a deposit.

Thanks for the suggestion

I will check it on bitlist.co for more details. I noticed they updated the interface and it looks good, but isn’t it similar to kycnot.me?

[logfiles]

Thanks for the suggestion

I will check it on bitlist.co for more details. I noticed they updated the interface and it looks good, but isn’t it similar to kycnot.me?

They probably got some of the inspiration from Kycnot.me
But it was started off by forum members so at least they care so much about the reputation of the service. Obviously they don't endorse every service listed in there but at least the tools help you zero down on which service is very reliable and which on is list likely to scam

This is their thread, you might have some suggestion
> ⭕ BitList.co - Mixers ' Exchanges ' Services ' Casinos

Here is another one by a renown forum member
> [ANN] BitMixList.org - XMR <=> BTC - AML Score Checker - Bitcoin Mixer List