Quote from: LoyceV on May 28, 2019, 11:50:04 AM

I received a check number to try out the service. After entering it on the website (in a Tor browser), the "Open" button wasn't clickable. After adding the cheque to the URL it worked, and I redeemed it.
The same problem with "Split": I can't click the button. While playing around with the Top Up feature, it also doesn't update the amount the way I would expect it to be. I haven't tested it outside Tor yet.

Some testing and comments:
Change Details > Change: works fine. I got a new cheque number.

When I click Withdraw, it shows my 5 USD is worth 305.15 Yandex RUB. When I change that to BTC, it shows me 305.15 BTC requires 2655325.35 USD. I suggest to adjust this to the BTC equivalent of 5 USD (the amount on the cheque)

Typo: When Withdrawing, it says "~ displayed amount is an estimate and can differ at the deposit time".
Typo: FAQ says a check has 32 digits, this should be 35.

I like anonymous payment methods, but that also means there's no possible way to prove I paid someone if there's ever a dispute afterwards.

Questions:
What happens if I close my browser before I copy the cheque number? I tested it (after copying the cheque number), and the balance was gone. Is that intentional, and if so, that's quite risky.
You allow very small withdrawals (0.02 mBTC with very low fee (0.01 mBTC). I like it, but it's basically Bitcoin dust that requires a higher transaction fee than it's worth to send. I've recently been playing around with a Lightning Network wallet, and tested some services that support it. Would it be possible to add LN support for small withdrawals or deposits?
The service seems to mainly focus on RUB as a currency, most of the world doesn't use that. More crypto options, especially the ones that can be used with low fees, would be a good improvement.

Thanks a lot for posting your expirience.
TOR browser support has been broken after latest update, will fix this soon. I will forward your comments to devs, thanks again,