Quote from: AltcoinTradingSignal.com on February 21, 2019, 03:08:51 PM

On the 'order created' page, i see the address to send my BTC to, then I see a signature and letter of gaurantee.

What do i do with the signature on the order page? You don't really say what to compare this to.

If i look at the letter of gaurantee, the sig in that letter DOESNT match the signature in the order created page. Is this what I should be comparing it to?

We duplicate the answer from email:

You do not need to verify the signatures. This is just additional information. The service works in automatic mode, the money arrives in your wallet with a delay.

https://bitmaximum.io/en/faq/privacy
"To prevent any dispute, we are using the system of signatures. Any new generated wallet address is signed using our Bitcoin wallet unique address. The transaction is easy to verify in the blockchain. This keeps you safe from getting into a situation when you transferred the coins, but never got them back.

How does it work? With the deposit wallet, you get a signature generated by the private key of your address, the public key for which is the address of our unique wallet. You can verify this signature using our wallet address, which eliminates the risk of having the address changed by an attacker to deposit funds."