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[joeperry]

Thank you to everyone who submitted an application! It wasn't an easy decision, as I personally reviewed every application carefully. We received many strong applications, but for now, the campaign is limited to 10 participants.

To everyone who wasn't selected this time, thank you very much for taking the time to apply. I truly appreciate your interest. If the YiFi team decides to open additional slots for the campaign, I'll be sure to let you know.


The list below contains the accepted participants.

Code:

shasan
examplens
albon
katanic97
Cookdata
Strongkored
FinneysTrueVision
Woodie
zasad@
summonerrk

To those who were accepted, please make your review as detailed and thorough as possible. Include screenshots, transaction IDs (Optional), UI, UX, Support, testing results, and any other relevant information that showcases your experience with the platform.

You have until July 7, 2026 to complete and submit your review. This should give you enough time to fully explore and evaluate everything the platform has to offer.

Cheers!

[FinneysTrueVision]

In this review I will cover the core aspects of the YiFi platform, in particular their Swap and Earn features as well as design elements and site functionality.

Initial Impressions

When first entering the site you will see a banner on the homepage. This banner has a ‘Join Waitlist’ button, however, when it is clicked you are redirected to the Earn page. I don’t know if it is supposed to lead elsewhere or if the text is wrong. It’s something I found confusing and which should be changed for a better user experience.



One more issue, that is really minor, is that some parts of the website show dates in the Russian language even though everything else is in English.



YiFi Swap Experience

Moving on to the swap experience.

There is an option to connect your EVM based wallet. The connection request only asks for the bare minimum required for the site to work properly. There’s nothing that would compromise user funds if they connect.



When doing a swap, there will be different route options. You can choose centralized, decentralized and private options. The selection was very limited, especially for dex aggregators, which only has one. The homepage mentions 0x, Rango, 1inch, and OKX. I did not see those options available. I assume those routers are only used for the Earn vaults.



I selected Li.Fi to do a swap for USDC (Base) for USDC (Arb). Unfortunately, on the invoice page, my wallet did not open automatically and clicking the ‘click here’ text didn’t do anything either so I was unable to complete this swap.



I instead tried FixedFloat for swapping USDC (Base) to USDC (ETH) and this went much better, completing in only 3 seconds.



YiFi Earn

Finally, I explored the Earn page. This includes a selection of some of the most well known DeFi yield protocols.

This will require a smart contract approval, but it is done via an integration of the already established portals.fi service.

I chose to deposit in the Steakhouse Prime USDC vault from Morpho. I liked how you are given detailed information about the transaction route. There is a small fee on deposits, but it is negligible and wouldn’t be a big deal if using YiFi through a mobile wallet provider. As a standalone web application, however, I think having frontend fees would make this a less competitive product.

One other issue is that the estimated vault shares is displayed incorrectly. If it really did mint 18 trillion shares, that would be a catastrophic exploit. What actually ended up happening was I deposited 19.81 USDC and received 18.89 Steakhouse Prime USDC tokens.



It would be preferable if the site displayed my total underlying USDC or whichever token that a user has deposited instead of showing you the amount of shares you own. The share amount is irrelevant. What matters is the amount they are worth.



Closing Thoughts

My impression of YiFi is that this is a product that would fit in nicely as a service for wallets that want to offer users the ability to earn passive yield. By integrating this service, wallets will also have a source of revenue generation.

[albon]

Introduction

I opened the official Yifi.io website and the first thing I  found was the simple design and the unique logo, so I agree with their slogan: Your DeFi Experience, Simplified.



On the top, we can see the navigation bar provides clear options for any user like SWAP, DOCS, and CRYPTO PRICES, which makes it easy for any new user to understand the website structure.

Another thing I came across was the list of well-known names in the DeFi space such as Aave, 1inch, and Morpho. This shows they rely on strong protocols which looks good, but that doesn't always mean they have official partnerships with them.



If we look at Yifi Earn, we can see 2-10% APY Range, 20+ Strategies, and 15 Providers. What I also liked in YiFi Swap is that they support 10 different protocols and up to 29,419 assets with an estimated 2-8 min AVG time. It's nice to have many providers instead of depending on only one...



First, I clicked on Connect Wallet and found WalletConnect, MetaMask, and Binance Wallet. I also found that it supports more than 530 wallets, which is a large number of supported wallets. Also, you can sign in using Google Gmail, or connect through or . All these options really make the user experience easier.

I tried and noticed they use WalletConnect v2 with wc_sessionAuthenticate, which reduces phishing risks compared to the first version.

For me, I preferred using , and I connected my wallet after checking the permissions.



Now I'll do a Swap.



I decided to swap BTC > USDT. Using FixedFloat because it offered the best swap rate

I swapped 0.00029506 BTC to 17.291 USDT



BTC → BNB Chain

Order ID: e5f9a6dd-4bbb-408d-a616-208353f3e26b

Provider Order ID: V1WK6E



The warning icon next to the Deposit section reminds users to send the EXACT amount in ONE transaction on the specified network. Ignoring it may cause the swap to fail or require support assistance.

https://yifi.io/swap/txt-e5f9a6dd-4bbb-408d-a616-208353f3e26b



So far, 15:34 has passed and the transfer is still not completed because the Bitcoin transaction is still unconfirmed on mempool.space. I realized that the delay was due to network congestion and the low fee I had set for the transaction.

Note: Using a specialized wallet like OrdinalsWallet for swap operations requires paying attention to the estimated network fee before confirming, because this wallet is different from traditional wallets and doesn't have the RBF option.

Now the swap has finished successfully, and I received the USDT in my wallet successfully.

Here is the TXID: https://bscscan.com/tx/0x665de020e1b94efb3084e24d5f7addabe3232c51401e812809fb809f86b7701e



It was nice to see a Contact Support button below the transaction. When I clicked it, a window appeared saying replies in a few minutes, and you can contact support by clicking Start Conversation.

I tested the support system.



I was happy with how quickly they replied as It took roughly five minutes.. I recommend adding a Leave a Message feature so users can submit their questions when the support team is offline. so users can still get a reply later..

The exit chat button [the one I circled on the screenshot] doesn't seem to work.

It would help to display Yifi.io official social media channels on the platform's homepage, this makes it easier for users to identify the legitimate accounts.

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Then I moved to EARN.



I saw that you can earn crypto with DeFi Yield Farming through staking, lending, fixed-income, and crypto farming strategies. I also found support for many assets including Ethereum-based, USD stablecoins, and Bitcoin-based assets.

I noticed the icon for the sNUSD token doesn't load correctly and appears broken in the dropdown menu.



There is also an Other category that includes: [STHYPE, kHYPE, HYPE, WHYPE, vWBNB, asBNB, slisBNB, BNB, WBNB, sENA]

For me, having more supported assets is a plus..

There is also support for chains like Ethereum, Avalanche, Polygon, BNB Chain, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Sonic, and HyperEVM, which are networks most people already use..

There is also support for 156 platforms, including Aave, Uniswap, Curve, PancakeSwap, Lido, Pendle, and others.

You can also filter by APY and TVL depending on what you want while considering the Risk indicator. After that, it takes you to the staking page where you enter the amount of the selected asset and click ZAP & Deposit.

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Next, I went to the BLOG section.



The blog has these categories: [Crypto Guide - Investment - News - Mining - Price Predictions - Swap Guides]

I liked this section and quickly read a few useful articles. It would be better if each article included references.

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For Crypto Prices section,

When I tested the platform on different browsers, I noticed some icons don't load properly.. Instead of getting these icons from external sources, I think the developers should host the token icons locally on the platform's servers because modern browsers and privacy tools may block those requests.



I also think adding a dedicated Dark/Light mode would be very nice

I also reviewed the platform's Terms of Use.

"You understand and accept the risks associated with the use of smart contracts and decentralized protocols, including, without limitation: potential vulnerabilities or errors in the code of smart contracts."

One thing I noticed is that the platform says it isn't responsible for problems caused by third-party smart contracts. So How are these protocols checked before being listed in the Swap or Earn sections?

Also, why haven't these sections been completed with the required details yet? The Terms of Use page shows it was last updated on January 14, 2026, and today is June 27, 2026, yet these placeholder fields are still incomplete.

For example:

Section 13.2: The email address for submitting claim notices has not been specified.
Section 13.4: The arbitration organization has not been selected and still shows "select arbitration."
Section 13.5: The governing law, city/country where arbitration will take place, and the authority responsible for appointing the arbitrator have not been specified.
Section 13.10: The referenced party or entity has not been identified.
Section 14.5: The direct link to the platform's Privacy Policy is missing.


Also, in the Privacy Policy:

Section 14.1: The email address that users should use to submit requests related to their personal data has not been provided.
Section 16.2: The email address for submitting a withdrawal of consent request has also not been specified.

Since the platform is already providing services, I'd like to ask when these sections will be updated with the missing legal details. That would make users trust the platform more..

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Overall, my experience was good, and the swap finished without any issues after the Bitcoin transaction was confirmed. I liked how easy it was to use, the number of supported protocols and how easy it was to contact support.. The only issue I saw was a few broken icons. Fixing them would make the website look better.

[Cookdata]

INTRODUCTION

As the project stated in their Announcement thread, as a modular aggregator, I wanted to know what is special about Yifi since there are many aggregators on the market. I proceeded to check the website, the landing page was light, fast and responsive. The aggregator has 3 services I was interested in, the swap, the earn and the crypto prices, if there is something unique about their service, the green flags and the red flags.

SWAP

The platform has three types of swap has three type, and what I like about Yifi is that it combines both DEXes and other DEX aggregators to give the best route for users.

The DEX aggregators: The yifi searches for the decentralised exchanges with the best swap route and price, and they are all on-chain.

The Centralised exchanges: It looks for the best centralised exchanges with the best price, and transactions are off-chain.

Private focus swap: This searches for other dexes, but they are private, unlike others that one is onchain and centralised.

Testing swap route

-Funding: I funded my wallet with $20 ETH on the base chain to test some of the routes to see the best route and how fast my transactions were to finalise.

Code:

Wallet Address: 0xB85F4c6E3ac3fA2b5BF4777F2d6c39b2e7Dec962
Amount: 0.012937 ETH ($20.43)
Tx: https://basescan.org/tx/0x75a43245a8b3fc08183f53c5b79f5bcbe6ad93ea7ea14c52bcff652463806e51

-Based Eth to Arbitrum Eth.

I tried to swap 0.0129 ETH on Base to Arbitrum, and I got a fixed float offchain, which proceeded to another page for the quote transaction waiting for deposit.



I I treid to open the transaction on my wallet, but it bounced back with request failed with status code 500. I then copied the transaction amount and the recipient address to my wallet and sent the Ethereum on base, and it went successfully.



On transaction confirmation, the "waiting for deposit" immediately changes to transaction successful in less than 5 seconds.

Order ID:

Code:

Order ID: edf95fa8-bef2-46fe-9b7a-f994fc7ffa5f

-Tried Arbitrum Chain Eth to BSC bnb

Since Arbitrum uses ETH as the native fee on its chain, I tried to swap ETH from the chain to BNB on BSC, but my Arbitrum balance was not showing. At first, I thought I might have sent the first transaction to the wrong address, but I was sure it was there.



I changed my browser and PC to my other Windows, it was the same. The ETH on my Arbitrum was zero, but the ETH dust remaining on the base chain from my first transaction was still showing. So I decided to use another protocol to check if it's from my wallet.

I used another aggregator to check, and here is my balance and Ether on Arbitrum.



Some recommendations here:

I know the Yifi is still new, there is room for improvement, but if in the future they ever want to make an upgrade, they should make something like this UI. Once connected to the Yifi swap, it should be able to index wallet balance and show it on the side so users can know where the different chains they have their funds.

I would like to see the wallet address on the connect wallet after connection has been made. This makes it easy to copy an address if I want to send it to a different chain.


CRYPTO PRICES



I checked the crypto prices, and it looks like the conventional crypto marketplaces; the UI looks normal, just like the other pages on the website. It will make sense if there is a dark mode for people who don't like too much light and brightness.

I think it will be more proper if the remaining hourly navigations should be placed where the 24 hours is placed. There is no use in changing timeframe when it should have been aligned with each other; this is what I have seen on other coinmarkets, and it makes it simple to use.

FOOTER Design

 

I noticed that these quick links of swaps are displayed on every page on the website, but even on swap, they still display. Since it's a global link, it will make sense if the team add quick links of the Earn with yield farming, especially the demanding ones. It will help push the earn service alongside the swap service

CONCLUSION

My experience is mixed, with some minor challenges. There are a few problems which I think the team can address in their future upgrade, and I hope some of my recommendations reach the team, particularly the swap feature where users can have UI that will display their balance and the coins on different blockchains.

[zasad@]

Thank you for the opportunity. I'll evaluate it from a practical standpoint.

I go to the website and immediately see a huge banner. I don't even know what your project is or what you're offering, but you're already asking me to join the waiting list. Are you sure I need that?


I would prefer to see this information first.

I'd prefer to see this information first. And a SWAP button wouldn't hurt.


Next, I move on to the swap. On the one hand, everything's clear, but I see: On-Chain (DEX Aggregation), Off-Chain (CEX) - I can understand that, and Private. I don't understand what Private is.
You could at least leave a link for more clear information.
I searched for probably over a minute and found the link in the documentation.
https://yifi.io/docs/product-overview-swap

I'm familiar with FixedFloat and I know they use AML verification. I don't understand what will happen if they don't like my cryptocurrency.
Do I need to do AML address verification before exchange?

Let's proceed with the exchange; I'll choose a simple pair to check the speed and rates against competitors.


Here is what one of the largest DEXs on Solana offers.


I am proceeding with the exchange.


I understand the warning, but it makes the exchange process very inconvenient. Many services often adjust the amounts—either up or down—after the transaction has been sent. This is particularly inconvenient when dealing with Bitcoin, especially when I want to send the entire input amount and save on fees.


I received the money quickly-in less than a minute-but I was waiting for confirmation on the website and didn't check my wallet.
The exchange speed is good, no complaints there.


There must be a glitch-I received my coins ages ago, but the site still shows the exchange as being in its 21st minute


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Overall impression: good service, and the exchange was processed quickly. Remove unnecessary information and banners from the homepage.
Add a "Frequently Asked Questions" link to the top navigation bar.

I would remove the "Popular Exchange Pairs (Private Pairs)" section from the homepage entirely.
Consider ways to avoid requiring users to send an exact amount for the exchange.

[Strongkored]

Thank you for the opportunity.
This is my honest review of this platform after using their swap.
After typing yifi.io in the browser, this is what will appear, yifi big screen.


SWAP

Users can connect their wallet to use this exchange, but I don't use it.
I used their swap feature to exchange about $30 from Bitcoin to USDT (Tron network). The swap was smooth and fast.
The display will go directly to the advanced display when the Bitcoin has been sent to the specified address even though it has not been confirmed on the network, I like this part because it lets the user know that the platform has received our Bitcoin, we are just waiting for it to be confirmed by the network
There are many options available. Those who prefer privacy can choose private. However, while the amount received is readily visible, displaying the service fee percentage is highly appreciated by users, as this is a key consideration when making a swap. This allows users to know how much the service fee will differ if they choose private.



BLOG
The Yifi team has made it easy for new users to use their platform to swap, as there are several articles providing tutorials on how to swap coins here. This is good, although few users will pay attention to this.


Conclusion:
Overall, there were no issues with YiFi, everything ran smoothly, and the site even loaded quickly.
However, there's no service fee display, which I dislike, perhaps this could be added.
The swap speed is a plus here.

[summonerrk]

Thank you for the opportunity to test your service.

Design and Purpose:
I decided to look at the service from the perspective of a user with only a smartphone. When I visited the website, I saw that everything opened correctly and was beautiful in terms of design and interface. The design is lightweight, conveying simplicity of solutions and use, and the purpose of Yifi is intuitively clear right from the "Earn" and "Swap" sections.

While I was reading Yifi's main purpose and purpose, a button appeared at the top of the page prompting me to install the Yifi app. However, I want to clarify one point. When a user sees a new product on the market, like yours, they are still unsure. They are unlikely to install the app from your website. Rather, users will expect you to provide download links for your app on Google Play and the App Store, as publishing your app there ensures that these app aggregators check the app code and guarantee that it does not contain any harm to the user.  I couldn't find your app on Google Play, so I recommend adding it there. Users will be more likely to install it. An app there is an additional source of new customers. In general, I prefer using similar services through apps.
I installed the app anyway. It's essentially a large web page, but overall, that's enough for a service like this. There's no need to develop a whole app.

I like that there is an instant support chat button.

I like that the Get Widget button allows for quick integration. This helps expand the service and shows that you're ready to collaborate right away.

The fonts in the [news] section aren't quite right. They should be made a solid color (black) because they're hard to read. I'd probably replace this section with a Reviews section. This would boost user trust.



I see that you have X and Telegram. I visited the latter, and it seems a bit abandoned. Maybe you should post there about the improvements you're making to improve the service? Even the smallest ones. This will liven up the group. You could even create a multi-level group there with explanations and a chat for users with quick answers to their questions.

 Registration:
I see many ways to connect my records to the service: from Metamask, Binance, X, and even via email. This is good, but I think we could also add a way to create a record that completely protects the user's identity. Let me explain: the user creates a record by specifying their desired nickname, and you send them a recovery code, which they need to save for recovery. That's it, maximum anonymity, which many crypto users love.

I connected Metamask, which quickly helped me connect my wallet to Yifi. Everything is fine.



Service mechanisms:
I went to Join Waitlist. I see earning methods ranked by risk; everything is perfectly clear, even for a crypto newbie. Sorting types are present, and the table is well-designed. I was surprised that there were even earning methods in Bitcoin.

When I clicked "Talk BD" below, I was redirected to my inbox, but for some reason the recipient's email address was empty. I think there should be something there.

 When I clicked "Read Docs," there was a line labeled "YIFI Yield." It wouldn't click. I didn't understand the point of this page, since it didn't provide any user information. Only then did I see the pull-down menu button on the right. It's strange that such an important element is so "hidden."



And there's already a lot of information there. You guys do a great job of explaining the mechanics of your service as thoroughly as possible.

Swap:
You need to add a big Swap button because I couldn't find a way to access Swap other than clicking at the very bottom of the page.

I like that XMR is included among the coins. I made an exchange from BTC to USDT SOL and it is important that you have many networks supported in USDT.

I didn't understand what Private exchange method means.





So:
Yifi didn't have any large fees, the exchange was successful, and overall I was happy with the service. The minor issues are essentially just my nitpicking. I'll recommend this service to my friends.

[katanic97]

Here's my review of YiFi.io. First of all, i'd like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to test the YiFi platform.

The first thing i noticed when i visited the website was its clean and simple design, with all the essential information presented clearly. The two color theme keeps everything looking neat, and navigation is very easy, which is quite important. In my opinion, transparency and ease of use are two of the most important aspects of any platform. In the top right corner there is an option to connect a wallet. I didn't do that, but it is still an important feature to mention.




SWAP

- The next thing i did was a swap between BTC and USDT. The amount was 18.546 USDT [ETH]. I chose the FixedFloat - Off-Chain  swap option. At first, i wasn't entirely sure what the three different swap types were, but anyone who isn't familiar with them can find a detailed explanation at this link https://yifi.io/docs/product-overview-swap. I also liked that i didn't really have to guess what was going on at any point. The swap status updated clearly, so i always knew exactly where the transaction was in the process. The swap was completed very quickly, taking just 5 minutes and 7 seconds. Once again, i'd like to emphasize that the entire process was transparent, smooth, and fast. One more important thing is that i didn't notice any hidden fees during the swap, which i have actually experienced on some other platforms. Everything was exactly as shown at the beginning and remained the same until the end.












One thing i'd like to mention is that when i went to select the trading pair for the swap, i experienced a slight loading delay. It took around 15 seconds to load, which is negligible and wasn't really an issue for me.


EARN

The Earn section has a fairly simplified way of accessing DeFi options, without the need to go directly through the protocols. Everything is transparent and well organized, and you can relatively quickly figure out what each option is and what it offers. I didn't spend a lot of time testing it in depth, but at first glance it seems well structured and easy to use.



DOCS

After checking out the Earn section, i moved on to the Docs section because i wanted to learn more about the project and get a better understanding of how everything works. I read through the Product Overview and Use Cases, and i found both sections to be well explained and easy to follow. After that, i tried to open the API & Integrations and Roadmap pages, but i wasn't able to access either of them. The API & Integrations page doesn't seem to open at all, while the Roadmap link returns a 404 Error. Hopefully, this is just a temporary issue and will be fixed soon.


https://yifi.io/roadmap

CONTACT SUPPORT

I would also like to praise the support team for their quick response. I asked whether the website would be translated into other languages in the near future, including Croatian. I received a fast and straightforward reply confirming that website translation is planned, which is reassuring and definitely a plus


My overall impression of the platform is really more than positive. For its intended purpose, it is fast and efficient. I didn't experience any issues with the swap, and in general the whole site feels well built and professional. Big compliments to the YiFi team.

[examplens]

Here is my review. I will mainly deal with things that I think should be fixed or improved.

ok, it's a clean design, although I miss day/night mode here, I think that's almost a priority for all users in the tech niche.
I'm not sure why the waitlist/widget is prioritized so it's at the top of the page, it seems to me that the service has some more serious things to offer.

This is where a conflict occurs when multiple wallet extensions are installed in the browser. I don't think it's critical, but it can be annoying.

Code:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot redefine property: ethereum

Swap

Some filters are missing here, or at least they should be improved. For example, the USDT search does not offer me a network choice by default, while only TRC20 is clearly marked.


I have to admit that the choice of exchanges in available routes is not the happiest. FF, Changenow, Simpleswap... are not really choices I would use. I know that they are among the most famous, but there are a lot of negative reviews about them.
Quotes are refreshed every 10 seconds and it is very strange that for one of the most used pairs (BTC>USDT) sometimes I have 8 options, and after 10 seconds, only 2. It seems that your price collection is not always working well.

For order tracking, a letter of guarantee is really something that is necessary and it is always an additional layer of security that the user is on the original site.
Also, I have not found a status page anywhere where I could check the current order flow if I accidentally close the page.
The small (history) info icon on the main swap page may not be the most noticeable to someone unfamiliar with the platform. By the way, how long does it take to delete swap history?
How did this txt appear in the order link? https://yifi.io/swap/txt-48d02b83-c....

The deposit address should be visible in its entirety.
For example, I always compare the address manually before sending, and this does not help


In the end, I still chose a private order and avoided the offered exchangers.
The swap process itself was quite quick, taking just a few minutes.

I understand the idea of ​​adding swap possibilities, but here I would prefer to stick to exchanges that are in the domain of yield farming, where I would basically rely on private deals, DEX or p2p platforms.

Yield Farming

I must admit that I am not a user of yield farming platforms, but what I would definitely expand on here is the data visualization and analysis for each platform. If I plan to invest somewhere, surely I would like to hear certain feedback, platform rating, earn calculator... The need for such information will make me look for another platform, and thus the importance of yifi.io is lost.

For example, these few sentences about the platform are really not enough to give me any signal about the reliability and profitability of investing with them. But an analysis, a potential investment calculator, and maybe a comparison with similar plans on other platforms would certainly help.

[Woodie]

My YiFi.io Review

UI & First Impressions

• On my first visit of Yifi.io, I get the impression that Yifi is pushing for the "Yifi Earn" product more looking at the opening words I see  **based on the mobile experience anyway** this definitely caught my attention to see what the product is all about..and from what I saw from a quick look I like what I saw, and good to see the tradition of staking and other products being promoted.
  
• Secondly, my test run was done on a mobile device, and I must say when compared to the desktop version, the mobile version is well optimized and users won't feel like they are left out from using certain features.
  

Yifi Swap experience
Firstly I must recommend Yifi for keeping interface to a familiar template from what we have out there which makes it easy to jump right in.



My takeaway notes from my swap experience is that you choose your swap route either funds to come from a CEX, DEX or private liquid provider. But by comparing what is to be received, users should be prepared to pay a little extra for privacy to get coins from private channels.



Otherwise depending on what coins to swap, coins do get transferred faster.

 


Exchange Process

• Firstly am impressed that this is one of the instant exchanges that allows users to exchange tokens for as low as $2 when the competition is asking for a minimum of $30 or $50, big positive right here . But only down side that needs a tweak is showing minimum allowed coins/tokens when trying to exchange coins.

• On the other hand was trying to see the max exchangeable amount of coins ,but hard to tell because Yifi allows for this exchange.. am just hoping that liquidity providers fullfil these orders if they are to happen, and out of curiosity do we have any insurance funds should something happen as my example input 100million usdt for BTC was accepted

• With such an extensive catalog of coins of close to 30,000 coins, can't even think of similar instant exchange's 💱 that come close, otherwise Yifi keep this up.

Conclusion & Feedback

• Rates are very competitive considering liquidity providers are from what we are already used to which is a plus.
   
• Noticed one liquidity provider on my list here that is kind of in bad books with the forum as they have not sorted out running issues here, not sure how much influence Yori has with but fixedfloat needs to fix it's past sins. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5550083.0  

• I like the fact that I can log in into my account with popular platforms available to use like Google, metamask etcetera and with this comes an extra benefit of platform remembering your popular coins/tokens which is a plus

• Btw for every new exchange on the market, it's a win-win for crypto, welcome to the forum Yiri
• I analyzed the coins received from my BTC receipt and I must say am satisfied to see these are clean low risk coins
  
  
  

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[shasan]

First of all I had tried to review the site and it was too easy to say. There are a option called connect instead of login. Seems like below images:

I have tried to connect with the site and I came to know that they accdept more than 540 options to connect with them:

I felt more secure with my email and got connected with them by my email. They send authentication email and it stay valid for 20 minutes which is a huge times and I do not think anyone will miss the code even the slow network users. They have several features but my attention drawn on two things. They are as mentioned below:
1. Swap
2. Earn
1. Swap
I tried to check swap option. And I saw they have few options to swap. They have three swap type and many swap routes the user can select the one which they feel beter.

2. Earn:
My best choice on the site is to use the earn option. They have a lots of currency for which they are giving good amount (percentage) of earning. I think it is enough good but it could be better if they would add more interest:

Though they have good number of cuurency already added yet I hope they will add more types of asset so that we can use our available crypto on their site to gather more earnings.
I wanted to check their support which is the best things for a business and I got almost instant response from them:

To sum up I want to say that the site is a awesome site which anyone may use though it should be his/her own risk. And With  the best things on the team of the site may add more asset on the earn section.

[joeperry]

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