DEX.fo — Automatic Crypto Exchange | No KYC/AML | BTC ETH XMR LTC DAI USDT |

[bitcoindusts]

I tried the service today using chain exchange mode, it took around 45 minutes to process from BTC to LTC to be done.  The site shows the progress which is really helpful.  Upon completing the initial information where the sender fill the needed information, the next page will show the transaction ID, the exchange mode, and the received amount.

Upon completion the page will show the transaction hash.

The process is smooth, the execution is within the stated timed frame.  I will be trying the other mode next time.

Here is the screenshot after the process is done (pretty much the format of the report).

[aioc]

Easy and smooth, this is now my go-to exchange. I traded my Bitcoin for Litecoin, and it took 30 minutes to complete my order. I highly recommend Dex.fo, Looking forward to trading more here.

[DEX.fo_off]

@aoluain
Brilliant suggestion!

Showing the System Status directly
on the main page is a great UX improvement.
We will pass this to our development team
and implement it in the next update.
Thank you for the mock up — very helpful.

@Ayers
Thank you for testing DEX.fo
and for the detailed feedback!

Regarding light/dark theme toggle —
noted and added to our roadmap.
Great suggestion for user comfort.

Regarding the refund address tooltip —
fully agree. We will add a short explanation
next to the refund address field
to make it clearer for new users.

@coupable
Great question and important one.

The refund address serves as a safety net —
if something goes wrong with the exchange,
funds are returned to your address automatically.

Regarding flagged addresses —
we do not perform AML screening
and do not check the history of incoming funds.
We process all transactions equally.

If a deposit arrives and the exchange
cannot be completed for technical reasons —
funds are returned to the refund address.

DEX.fo is not a mixer.
We do not blend funds or obscure transaction trails.
We simply exchange one coin for another
without asking questions about origin.

@uchegod-21
You are correct — the refund address
is a standard concept that most crypto users
are familiar with.
However we agree with Ayers that
a small tooltip could help newer users
understand its purpose at first glance.

@bitcoindusts
Thank you for the detailed review
and for sharing the screenshot!

45 minutes for BTC to LTC in Chain mode
is within the expected timeframe.
We are glad the process was smooth
and transparent throughout.

Looking forward to your Fast mode test!

@aioc
This is exactly what we built DEX.fo for!

30 minutes for BTC to LTC —
smooth and private.

Welcome to your new go-to exchange.
We look forward to many more trades.

DEX.fo Team

[FP91G]

I exchanged Bitcoin for Litecoin using CHAIN ​​Mode to save money. The exchange was quick, taking less than 30 minutes.


But there is a problem, I indicated the amount of 0.0019 BTC in the exchange, but sent an amount slightly more than 0.00199957 BTC and received litecoins in the amount, as if I had exchanged 0.0019 BTC.
I thought that this amount of litecoins would be recalculated after receiving the transaction.

[coupable]

@coupable
Great question and important one.

....

Regarding flagged addresses —
we do not perform AML screening
and do not check the history of incoming funds.
We process all transactions equally.

If a deposit arrives and the exchange
cannot be completed for technical reasons —
funds are returned to the refund address.

DEX.fo is not a mixer.
We do not blend funds or obscure transaction trails.
We simply exchange one coin for another
without asking questions about origin.

This is the best we can find as users carring so much about our privacy. But this feature we like the most can be used as a subject of accusation from the authorities considering it is a NoKYC exchanger and doesn't adhere to AML policies. Authorities can accuse you of facilitation of fraud activities just after aproving that a transaction was made to/from one of the flagged addresses in their lists. This accusation becomes commun between all shut down exchangers recently and some other privacy services such as mixers. Do you have an approach about how to deal with such problematic situations?