Quote from: wuzzap8989 on February 14, 2018, 08:31:26 PM

hi

its a long time ago that i checked this project. on the last time the withdraws were centralized. did waves any progress here?

Depends on what token.

Waves tokens are on the decentralized blockchain running on more than 200 nodes so they can be sent without any centralization.

Then you have the fiat gateways, since fiat (Dollars, Euro's, etc) is not on a blockchain, you'll need some kind of third party to handle the withdrawals and deposits. To comply with regulations, some KYC is needed to.

And we have other coins like Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc who run on their own blockchain.
There are gateways to convert those coins into Waves tokens and vice versa, like wBTC and wETH.
Currently those gateways can only be centralized, though the tokens are not.

On the roadmap you can find "Atomic Swaps" to be implemented this year, to create a more decentralized way to swap tokens from blockchain to blockchain. For some blockchains, this will work, for others it will be a greater challenge.

First thing we need are smart contracts and those are expected on testnet in april.