[ANN] AnonChange.com — Privacy-Focused Crypto Swaps | Own Reserves | $4k Escrow!

[hugeblack]

Does anyone know why it's not possible to write reviews on Monerica? Was it disabled by a moderator or service rep.?

I saw an announcement from them stating that they would ban any reviews if they discovered that a project was running a paid review campaign. Honestly, that’s not a bad policy, and I suspect that’s the reason behind it.

[AnonChangeCom]

Wow, that was fast, and it worked as promised!

To be honest, it's been quite a while since I've seen a promising new project announced on Bitcointalk that has received this much positive feedback. It's also good to see you actively responding to community concerns. I hope you keep it up and continue delivering on your promises.

Out of curiosity, I decided to give AnonChange a try and swapped 50 USDT for BTC. The whole process was smooth as silk, and the exchange rate was pretty good too!

One thing did confuse me a little, though.

I was sending USDT from another exchange, which charged a 0.6 USDT withdrawal fee. Since I had entered 50 USDT as the swap amount on AnonChange, I wasn't sure whether sending exactly 50 USDT would result in only 49.4 USDT arriving.

Would that cause the transaction to be rejected for being below the requested amount? Or would it be processed with a reduced payout or refunded?

Rather than taking any chances, I sent 50.6 USDT to make sure the full 50 USDT would arrive.

A small suggestion: It would be helpful to add a clear note during the swap process reminding users to account for any withdrawal fees charged by the sending exchange. This would avoid confusion, especially for first-time users.

Anyway, I successfully received 0.000573556 BTC. The transaction was fast, straightforward, and hassle-free!

So far, so good. Keep up the good work, and I hope AnonChange  can earn the community's trust.

Thanks a lot for trying AnonChange and sharing your experience! Glad to hear everything went smoothly. 😊

Regarding the withdrawal fee, no worries! If we receive a little more or less than the expected amount, AnonChange automatically updates the exchange to match the amount actually received. So you don't have to worry about sending a bit less than the amount you entered.

And thanks for the suggestion about adding a note regarding withdrawal fees. That's a good point, especially for new users. We'll keep it in mind.

Appreciate the support and feedback! We'll keep working on improving AnonChange and hope to earn the community's trust one step at a time. 🚀

[RGBTC]

I saw an announcement from them stating that they would ban any reviews if they discovered that a project was running a paid review campaign. Honestly, that’s not a bad policy, and I suspect that’s the reason behind it.

Ohh, I see.
Maybe the campaign manager hasn't seen this policy, and I also saw a review there that was a copy paste full of the content of the review posted on this forum. I think that's what triggers the restrictions. hahaa

[Hypnotizer]

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I was sending USDT from another exchange, which charged a 0.6 USDT withdrawal fee. Since I had entered 50 USDT as the swap amount on AnonChange, I wasn't sure whether sending exactly 50 USDT would result in only 49.4 USDT arriving.

Would that cause the transaction to be rejected for being below the requested amount? Or would it be processed with a reduced payout or refunded?

Rather than taking any chances, I sent 50.6 USDT to make sure the full 50 USDT would arrive.

A small suggestion: It would be helpful to add a clear note during the swap process reminding users to account for any withdrawal fees charged by the sending exchange. This would avoid confusion, especially for first-time users.
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I also encountered this while swapping BTC for USDT but I didn’t think much of it since it wasn’t that much money I was trying to swap. I originally entered 0.00024595 as the swap amount on Anonchange but they ended up receiving  0.0002259 and my swap was completed without any challenge.

The Bitcoin Network was kinda busy at the time I wanted to make the transfer and I paid a pretty high transaction fees, hence the reason why it reduced that much.

So the transaction wasn’t rejected but the USDT payout was at the same rate of what they received which is below the first quoted amount offcourse..

[DiMarxist]

The transaction networks of BTC to USDT is not enough and more should be added and most specifically bsc network to be specific. Ethereum network in the transaction of BTC to USDT makes the fee much higher and for that most users avoid using that network therefore I recommend the addition of bsc and other network in the exchange.