Fryx Finance Review By MAAManda

I just realized that the owner of this platform is @jackmurray (I hope this time it will be a project that actually goes well, mate). Ok, let's straight to the point. From the first time I saw the website, I didn't know what to do, there was no tutorial or at least a little explanation on "About", I think it would be better if we have "About" there and have some pretty detailed explanations (as I saw at Satoshi Auction).

Registration Process
There's nothing complicated there and I think users can understand it easily. It's as simple as "submit the email for registration", then "clicking the verification link in the email provided by Fryx" and "you are logged in now".

Deposit (as a registered user)

Image Source: Fryx Finance

Just like the registration process, making a deposit is fairly easy to understand, but, for real 25 confirmations? can't you make it a bit faster @jackmurray? 15 or 20 maybe Roll Eyes

, because I see that full confirmation by default in blockchair platform is only 10 confirmations for Monero network. Look, it's been fully confirmed on Blockchair:

Image Source: Blockchair

After the confirmation was complete, I saw that my $XMR was available in the "Balance" menu, but when I checked my email, there was no notification at all from the platform regarding the deposit. Due to the relatively long deposit time (especially $XMR), email notifications about successful deposits are likely to be very helpful for users who made deposits via $XMR.

Withdraw (as a registered user)
After trying several times, I finally found out that the minimum withdrawal is 0.0002 for both (which means x2 the fee). It sounds ridiculous, but by providing as complete information as you can, it will make it easier for users to find out more about this platform. An example of the information I mean you can find in the image below:

Image Source: Fryx Finance

"Orders" Menu
In the "Orders" menu, we can't find important information, what's that? market price update for XMRBTC (IMO). Besides that, after I place an order, I also can't cancel it, for example in the image below:

Image Source: Fryx Finance

After placing an order, the balance in my account disappears, which means that the balance is already in the order. The question is, if my order isn't executed by someone, then it will be there forever @jackmurray? I want my 100 $BTC Cheesy

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Conclusion
There's no difficulty understanding all the processes that occur on this platform, but the problem is the lack of basic information such as "How many confirmations are needed for a deposit to come in", "Minimum withdrawals" and other basic information. Therefore, it would be better to add "About" or "FAQ" page to explain the small details on the platform.

That's all I have, if I find anything else I should let you know, I'll update it on this topic, and thanks for giving me the chance to do a review.