/biz/ - Business and Finance

>>1602

To start off the thread.

I've been using Tux Exchange

crypto only

btc only markets

+no personal information required

+e-mail for registration, only

+google captcha for log-in

+no withdraw limits

+0% maker, 0.3% taker

-low volume

I've been looking for other exchanges with higher volumes and some markets not on Tux Exchange. However most of the ones I've come across ask for identity verification among other things most people are indifferent to, but I disagree to.

poloniex, bittrex, bitfinex, kraken (has highest withdraw fees so worth it if you plan on making few shekels), cryptopia and quoine (high fees again) for ACT.

1broker, simplefx for indices, stocks, commodities and forex.

To up withdraw limit on some of the above, you gotta either upload real info - just search classifieds and pull their info as its genuine or make up a realistic full name with an actual existing address - or enable 2FA with gauth; use oathtool as no one should be issuing TOTPs via SMS after that German banking branch issue a few months back and you want to hand over as little PII as possible.

I only recently started this game, at the moment I'm only using bittrex

>>1651

>telegram

>not fully open source

>using a service that requires a telephone number for chatting

Go back to 4chan.

Do any of these sites deal with BTC/NZD

>>1928

I usually do crypto only trades. I used Bitfinex briefly, and they have a bank wire option- I don't exactly know because the markets are in US dollars for me. However, most sites ask for id verification if you are dealing with fiat because of anti-money laundering laws.

whats the best site to use if you want to purchase buttcoins using paypal

>ID verification

this is why I will never use an exchange at all.

I am looking forward to amazon either adopting btc as a payment option or getting rolled over by a competitor who does.

Apparently a bunch of people have had their withdrawal limits reduced to 0.025BTC until they verify their accounts on polo and bittrex. Their users are getting worse and worse experiences and centralized bureaucracy cannot meet the task of verifying the swarms of people signing up in these bull runs.

When these exchanges go down, people are gonna flock to decentralized exchanges. Bts and waves are pretty well known and will surely do well but they still only use coloured coins and don't do atomic swapping like blocknet does. They've got a pretty long list of coins they've successfully traded through their dex on testnet. Will be on main net soon and later in the year a UI that will have most of the graphical functions and order book depth etc that the main exchanges have.

Coin supply of 4 million. Maximum of 750 nodes, and constant buy pressure for BLOCK to pay trading fees.

>>1970

If one signed up post-fork, then the daily withdraw is 0.

I'm getting the idea that the exchanges don't actually have the funds to send users the withdrawing funds. I've heard the case with Polo was that it didn't actually have the pre-fork BTC to credit their users the BCC. Probably something similar going on with Bittrex, but not as bad. If it's a recoverable fuck up on their end, I don't see the withdraw limit increasing back to what it was anyway.

Has anyone used this?

https://changelly.com/

This looks like a straightforward exchange from fiat to crypto, but I don't know how demanding it is on personal identification.

So now that BTCe came from the ashes back as WEX, does anyone have experience with their service?

https://wex.nz/

Their new user agreement is top kek after they got assraped by the feds

>1. represent that you are:

>(a) NOT an individual who is a resident of the United States of America, its territories or possessions, any >state of the United States of America or the District of Columbia (the “USA”);

>(b) NOT a corporation, partnership or other legal entity formed under the laws of the USA;

>(c) NOT an agency, branch or office located in the USA of a corporation, partnership or other legal entity >that was formed under laws other than those of the USA;

>(d) NOT a trust of which any trustee is described in (a), (b) or (c) above;

>(e) NOT an agent or a fiduciary acting on behalf or for the benefit of an individual or entity described in >(a), (b), (c), (d) above.

>2. Your decision to use WEX services was:

>(a) NOT based, at least in part, on information You received or communications You exchanged while You, >or the person providing the information or with whom the communication was exchanged, was within the >USA;

>(b) NOT made inside the USA; and

>(c) NOT communicated to WEX from a source within the USA.

the funny thing is that they still trade in USD currency

My question is if anyone already was able to test them and if they will become total faggots if you want to cash out larger fiat sums. I also saw they offer a new VIP service for customers who want to trade with sums larger than 100k USD.

This thread is really old, but Bittrex used to be a decent choice. Around late October they were randomly freezing accounts. It was said it was primarily for customers in Middle Eastern countries.

About 1-2 weeks ago, I withdrew about everything from my account except for like 5 satoshi (near insignificant dust). I later logged in, double check before I deposit, and saw they reset my withdraw limit to 0 for no reason. So I don't recommend, but it's a pity because its the only place where I traded Vertcoin.

I use Anycoin. Easy as fuck, no hassle with some "webcam ID confirmation" or anything like that (at least not until higher levels). Goes in and out real fast and smooth.

>>2099

They want ID if you try to withdraw fiat via something other than their own vouchers. Coin withdrawals and fiat vouchers don't need ID, so you can withdraw USD as a wexcode and then sell it elsewhere.

Any new suggestions for non-KYC exchanges/markets? Doesn't have to include fiat.

>>3694

check localbitcoins and your local bitcoin atm's

in my experience all the traders who only do cash on LBC are either homosexuals or scammers. They want to buy but then they don't and then also want again and then also don't. Pure faggotry.

Bitcoin atms are nice but slow. check if your local ones transact without id faggotry

Only 2 you need (both are fantastic):

Bitstamp for fiat, then transfer to binance for alts. IDEX for lowcap shitcoins/moonshots that are not on binance yet.