Which crypto exchange is user friendly?

[Israelgogo]

One of the worst thing I duely wish to be change is removing what gives stress, ever since after the existence of BlockChain so many exchange wallets both fake and good came up, I download a local exchange app and connect my usdt wallet with Trust wallet and send usdt to this app over two weeks now I have not received it and trust wallets is clearly showing successful transactions, this exchange app hardly you contact them and when you do, if they reply you it will take another full week to get a text from them again. I guess all this local exchange wallets are not functioning properly. But my question is, is there any good exchange wallets that's works perfectly with trust wallets or any one with user friendly?

[Bitcoin-Forever]

You are not mentioning the exchange app you are using, so how can we know if it is a reliable one or not?

Secondly, you might also have made some mistake knowingly, maybe while sending to the wrong address or network, you might have omitted it as well from the address.

You don't have to bring in the use of Trust Wallet together with an exchange here, I will recommend these few exchanges to consider.

Gate.io
Bybit
Binance but you can't make p2p on it.

Note that all these are KYC exchanges and if you want the ones that do not require KYC, here are some.

Bisq
Hodl Hodl

[Charles-Tim]

Exchange that works with Trust wallet? You should be able to send from reputed exchanges to trust wallet just like you are bake to send from an address on a noncustodial wallet to an address on another noncustodial wallet.

You can see some services that offer exchange services on the service discussion and service announcement on this forum. If you want fiat exchange and more coin pairs, OKX, Bybit, Gate agree good.

[Cryptomultiplier]

You are not mentioning the exchange app you are using, so how can we know if it is a reliable one or not?

Secondly, you might also have made some mistake knowingly, maybe while sending to the wrong address or network, you might have omitted it as well from the address.

You don't have to bring in the use of Trust Wallet together with an exchange here, I will recommend these few exchanges to consider.

Gate.io
Bybit
Binance but you can't make p2p on it.

Note that all these are KYC exchanges and if you want the ones that do not require KYC, here are some.

Bisq
Hodl Hodl

Failing to have mentioned the name of the local app OP used, to me means that there's no local app in this country I can trust to transact with because they are very well monitored, have unstable service, support and even network and they could be run or overtaken by scammers or hackers at any instance and that leaves the user exposed to such kind of risk.

Although Binance don't trade USDT or Binance to Naira directly, you can always use it along side another exchange you trust by sending from Binance to the exchange that trades P2P to Naira directly to your account. That's after sending from your wallet there, but be careful not to leave your funds on the Binance app for long or any exchange for that matter.

[Frankolala]

Are you talking about exchange account or exchange wallet. If it's an exchange to buy and sell crypto, I don't see any reason why your funds hasn't reflected if you sent it to the right address.

It seems that you have been in the crypto space for long and you still don't know that Trust wallet isn't a good wallet and you should never connect your wallet to any site/platform because you can lose your funds. Can you tell us the name of the exchange so that, you can get a good reply to what you're experiencing.

[coinlary]

I just checked trust wallet, it looks more like an exchange  now. They have option to connect an exchange but that's only  binance since they own it.
Now it's  quite confusing when you said local exchange, i can only think of the local exchange apps on play store like Monica and Co, where you can easily sell directly to them without a need for P2P .

If that's  what you mean, no one can give you a answer here, because  it's not widely used like the poplar CEX we are familiar with on the forum, they've been mentioned so there's no need to repeat it again.

Those services do have bad reputation though, not all but you have to DYOR to find the one that works fine. I can't recommend anyone to you btw.

[Amphenomenon]

I just checked trust wallet, it looks more like an exchange  now. They have option to connect an exchange but that's only  binance since they own it.
Now it's  quite confusing when you said local exchange, i can only think of the local exchange apps on play store like Monica and Co, where you can easily sell directly to them without a need for P2P .

This is what is referred to as local exchanges although it goes beyond this, in a better way we can say these are exchanges in the country and not international.

Exchanges like this might give little to no consideration on customer issues and this is depending on the country and if it is Nigeria, sadly they don't have to show much accountability or responsibility. I avoid using exchanges of such always the well known exchanges globally are better alternative although it is also important to emphasize that these centralized exchanges are still not safe one way or another

[Agbamoni]

I guess all this local exchange wallets are not functioning properly. But my question is, is there any good exchange wallets that's works perfectly with trust wallets or any one with user friendly?

Let me guess. Someone recommended this exchange to you, or you saw them online and decided to try the exchange.

If it's not a tier 1 or tier 2 centralised crypto exchange dont do any transactions with them.

Local exchanges have a bad reputation concerning customer support. This should serve as a lesson to avoid local exchanges or wallets.

[Israelgogo]

You are not mentioning the exchange app you are using, so how can we know if it is a reliable one or not?

Secondly, you might also have made some mistake knowingly, maybe while sending to the wrong address or network, you might have omitted it as well from the address.

You don't have to bring in the use of Trust Wallet together with an exchange here, I will recommend these few exchanges to consider.

Gate.io
Bybit
Binance but you can't make p2p on it.

Note that all these are KYC exchanges and if you want the ones that do not require KYC, here are some.

Bisq
Hodl Hodl

Failing to have mentioned the name of the local app OP used, to me means that there's no local app in this country I can trust to transact with because they are very well monitored, have unstable service, support and even network and they could be run or overtaken by scammers or hackers at any instance and that leaves the user exposed to such kind of risk.

Although Binance don't trade USDT or Binance to Naira directly, you can always use it along side another exchange you trust by sending from Binance to the exchange that trades P2P to Naira directly to your account. That's after sending from your wallet there, but be careful not to leave your funds on the Binance app for long or any exchange for that matter.

There's this local exchange app call Flitaa though they were reliable from starting point but after a while I don't know what happen to them, the system and everything became too slow and disappearing of coins. Secondly I have lost email to my binance account due to scammers and if I try recovery Binance will send verification code that email that I can not access, what do I do about this?

[kingstep]

There's this local exchange app call Flitaa though they were reliable from starting point but after a while I don't know what happen to them, the system and everything became too slow and disappearing of coins. Secondly I have lost email to my binance account due to scammers and if I try recovery Binance will send verification code that email that I can not access, what do I do about this?

Always read reviews of an exchange before using it and if it is one of those random ones that are being promoted on the media, you have to be as careful as possible because the majority of them are not legit. Being a newbie is not an excuse that stops you from doing proper research  before proceeding to make use of it.

what you are doing now after using the exchange and finding that they are not of good reputation is something you should have done before using it in the first instance. so far as bitget, bybit, mexc, and Okx exist, i don't see any reason why you should be depending on exchanges that have not stayed long to have build a level of trust among users.

[Rubuchi]

You can see some services that offer exchange services on the service discussion and service announcement on this forum. If you want fiat exchange and more coin pairs, OKX, Bybit, Gate agree good.

I also heard recently that OKX is back and better again. Before they left the country but they are back again. Nigeria na one country wey all these fintech and other international companies need o. Being it crypto or not because of the kind of market that we have existing in Nigeria. Na very big market of young people o. Our people are also very enlightened and are friendly to development related to tech so if you are running a tech business, Nigeria is one country you will like to invest in due to the potential population that is ready to storm the market with you. Bybit and others who have remained in the country are the ones really enjoying the market bigly now and I am sure it is what made OKX to come back and I expect to see the coming back of Binance too. For now the one that is the best I'd recommend as the most user friendly is Bybit.

[coinlary]

Exchanges like this might give little to no consideration on customer issues and this is depending on the country and if it is Nigeria, sadly they don't have to show much accountability or responsibility. I avoid using exchanges of such always the well known exchanges globally are better alternative although it is also important to emphasize that these centralized exchanges are still not safe one way or another

Well, some still care but only few with good reputation. Some  are just after getting enough users then sweep their deposit under the rug  , vanish into the thin air like they never existed .

I've used some reputable ones  but I won't mention because I don't recommend relying on them ,  I only use because they offer easy deposits of usdt in exchsnge for a $$ card. 

You're right on the last part aswell. Anyone using any form of CEX service (local or not ) should be aware of the risk.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Always, you are one click away from the forum, you can always ask questions or do your research very well before sending your money to a platform that you probably have not used before and not experienced with how their services works, the platform you mentioned, I don't even think I have heard the name before, the most popular exchange as at the time I got into crypto was binance exchange and luno, although I understand that at some point it was ban but you could still use the app to trade but what you can't do is the usual p2p to take naira for your coins but both exchange was user friendly.  I use bybit now, it's user friendly.

[Grace333]

When it comes to the topic of exchanges binance is still my best choice and one of the most verified user friendly exchange but the problem is they don't do p2p for Nigeria anymore due to the charges by our government but I still and will always choose binance over other exchanges because I'm more used to their interface than other exchanges.  Another good option on my list is bit bitget and bybit. Bitget now has very limited possibility for you to get scammed using their p2p unlike before where scammers where all over the platform.

[Jubilee58]

We should be very careful while making choice of cryptocurrency exchange to use for transactions. There are many of these exchanges available in Nigeria, but not all are reputable.
For very long time now, I have been using Bybit exchange, and Binance for some cryptocurrency transactions, and am very comfortable using them. As for Binance, the only  challenge that Nigerians are facing is the deactivation of P2P, otherwise their is no other restrictions for Nigerians. Though there might also be other exchanges that Nigerians are using, but for me, Bybit exchange, and Binance are user friendly.

Another factor you should consider while  choosing an exchange is the wide range of users, because their are times when some exchanges will withdraw their services, sometimes they do this do to low rate of users in that country. But for Bybit and Binance they have high rate of users in Nigeria, and traders, and some investors uses them for transactions.

[Audrey Simmons]

There's this local exchange app call Flitaa though they were reliable from starting point but after a while I don't know what happen to them, the system and everything became too slow and disappearing of coins. Secondly I have lost email to my binance account due to scammers and if I try recovery Binance will send verification code that email that I can not access, what do I do about this?

If you've lost ownership to that Binance account, cause of losing your email, either you try Binance recovery or look for a different exchange. Exchanges like Bybit, or OKX are safe exchanges to make use of, both allows P2P and are trusted exchanges, Bitget is also another good exchange to try.

Instead of using TrustWallet, use BlueWallet as a more open source wallet and a single focused Bitcoin wallet.

[SatoPrincess]

I have never heard of this exchange “Flitaa” before. This is why it’s important that you only use reputable exchanges to trade your coins. There are so many good alternatives to binance, you can use Bitget, Bybit, yellow swap e.t.c.
I know you are not storing your coins in an exchange so I only suggest you move any coins you have from trust wallet to an open sourced non custodial wallet like unstoppable.

[IceLincoln]

One of the worst thing I duely wish to be change is removing what gives stress, ever since after the existence of BlockChain so many exchange wallets both fake and good came up, I download a local exchange app and connect my usdt wallet with Trust wallet and send usdt to this app over two weeks now I have not received it and trust wallets is clearly showing successful transactions, this exchange app hardly you contact them and when you do, if they reply you it will take another full week to get a text from them again. I guess all this local exchange wallets are not functioning properly. But my question is, is there any good exchange wallets that's works perfectly with trust wallets or any one with user friendly?

OP I think the best thing for you to do is to use only reputable exchanges which have been around for a long time now and a trusted to an extent based on the services they’ve rendered. The local exchange you’re talking about which one is it, we have to know the problem to be able to give or suggest probable solutions.
Advice: Stay away from any exchange not amongst the best ten performing in the country.

P/S: Your topic and your content don’t match, asking for crypto friendly exchange and then talking about an exchange that has refused to send your money. Two different things not related, a lot of exchanges are user friendly.

[knowngunman]

There's this local exchange app call Flitaa though they were reliable from starting point but after a while I don't know what happen to them, the system and everything became too slow and disappearing of coins. Secondly I have lost email to my binance account due to scammers and if I try recovery Binance will send verification code that email that I can not access, what do I do about this?

As a newbie in this crypto, why do you choose to use unpopular exchange in the first place? From my findings, Flitaa is probably a Nigerian own exchange that operates in other Africa countries like Kenya and Ghana. Roqqu acquired the Flitaa exchange but it still operates independently. As far as I'm concerned, these two platforms are not reputable yet and I won't recommend them for someone just beginning their journey.

You can still recover your account even if you can't access your email through forgotten password process. Moreover, you can log into your Binance account with your phone number. Email is not the only method to access your account. If you succeed in logging in, you request for that email to be removed and bind a new one.

[Bitcoin-Forever]

Any newbie is expected to understand the different types of wallets we have in cryptocurrency, know what differentiates a non-custodial wallet from a custodial wallet, and provide examples.

Then decide which one to go and learn more about because everything about cryptocurrency here revolves around learning and a continuous attempt to do so. By yourself, you will discover which one is better or fits your use as required, and how you could take some measures for safety in using such a wallet. So I don't expect to be discussing exchanges instead of wallets.