Honestly, your skepticism is difficult to understand.
In your industry, even in this specific board here on the forum, scammers abound. Therefore, skepticism is a must. Especially with an unknown and newly-launched exchange with zero reputation but with big claims, prudence and funds security demand that it be deemed a scam until proven otherwise. You aren't even registered, are you?
It's actually you who are difficult to understand. It's you who claimed "We don't use centralized exchanges" but it's also you who claimed "We pay out cryptocurrency directly from centralized exchanges".
It's you who specified maximum amounts of transaction but it's also you who mentioned "We can exchange any amount".
You said "We work directly with our own wallets" but also said "We do not pay out from our own addresses."
You said you don't want to compromise anonymity when asked to provide proof of reserve and yet you're exchanging cryptocurrencies on Binance, ByBit, and others where KYC is mandatory.
You're choosing the right name because at the very least you're
shadowy.
We accept client funds directly into our personal wallets, and we make payouts to clients from centralized exchanges. We fund the exchanges anonymously, so there are no traces whatsoever. Plus, the accounts on exchanges are constantly changed — meaning the client receives absolutely clean cryptocurrency, with no questions raised anywhere. As for KYC on exchanges — that is not a loss of anonymity at all. Creating an account on an exchange and completing KYC for it costs pennies.
