Submit Listing added to (
https://kycnone.com)
All submissions are reviewed by me before going live on kycnone.com. I also track and monitor services and occasionally run test swaps.
If anything seems suspicious, I immediately alert the community about the swap service. If you ever unsure about a service before making swaps, please let me know I can guide you further.
Best regards,
— Trêvoid
What criteria and requirements do you have for listing requests on your platform? Are there specific standards for this? Do you accept newly launched platforms that have been operating for less than one month? What fees do you charge for listing requests? What benefits will a person receive if they become a sponsor with you? And does it undergo any additional verification process?
Also, why don’t you add a Proof of Reserves system within the Submit Listing form, a field for a verified profile or official documentation of the service provider/team, an option for the service establishment date, a field for a link to the service’s most active community, an optional field for a PGP signature, and at least one field for a public blockchain address when applicable?
Hi albon thanks for replying.
To clarify, what we’re asking isn’t limited to just those questions. All the questions you comment were asking in private SimpleX contact. Once we establish contact, I’ll do my first review, then initiate contact with the SimpleX account for further investigation. After that, I’ll share my findings on the directory.
Yes, newly launched platforms can apply. There’s no fee for listing. if service wants to be a sponsors will also receive advertising placement in our directory.
We also hold security deposits for some services, and I let my clients use the services under my supervision. So far with this, I’ve never had any issues, and all my clients have been happy.
Maybe you can add an "About" tab on the website. If people randomly find it, they can click "About" to understand the purpose of the service.
When I saw that list at the bottom of the page, under "No‑KYC Crypto Exchanges", I thought that it would be a directory of exchanges guaranteed not to have KYC. After seeing ChangeNOW, Exolix, Swapuz, etc., I was sure that's not the case. I think other visitors of your website might get the wrong impression, thinking something similar. Unless they click on an exchange to read the submissions, they may think those are platforms that you recommend.
Maybe you can change the name from "No‑KYC Crypto Exchanges" to something else that doesn't sound like a list of no-KYC exchanges.
Thanks. I've noted that the About page will be added soon (it’s on the to-do list).
To get more details about a service, visitors need to click on the service name. Then they’ll be able to view the service details.
Best regards,
— Trêvoid
