Re: Risks of the Exodus Exchange function ("CoinSwitch Scam")
Their exchange isn't worth a try because I just went through some bunch of reviews and it's somehow disappointing, truly some of their third parties are scam
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And last I check they don't let you choose which third party exchange to use. The best part is how most of them are either lesser knowns to never heard or popular but has a bad rap on the community.
Quote from: exodus latest terms of service
Cryptocurrency exchanges (for token-to-token exchanges), such as
1inch(1inch.io), Aeroswap (aeroswap.io), ChangeHero (changehero.io), Changelly
(changelly.com), Changenow (changenow.io), Cripto InterCambio
(criptointercambio.com), Jupiter (jup.io), LetsExchange (letsexchange.io),
n.Exchange (n.Exchange), Ramp Swaps, Ltd. (ramp.network), and Switchain
(switchain.com)
1inch(1inch.io), Aeroswap (aeroswap.io), ChangeHero (changehero.io), Changelly
(changelly.com), Changenow (changenow.io), Cripto InterCambio
(criptointercambio.com), Jupiter (jup.io), LetsExchange (letsexchange.io),
n.Exchange (n.Exchange), Ramp Swaps, Ltd. (ramp.network), and Switchain
(switchain.com)
So there's a good chance you'll encounter a problematic platform like n.exchange who once asked for unfulfillable documents in the name of KYC/AML lol:
As a supporting documentation they wanted me to show bitcoin purchase contracts with personal details and IDs of counter parties, can you imagine?
For sure my real counterparts refused to cooperate and reveal themselves to the NExchange ( who the hell is N.Exchange
)
For sure my real counterparts refused to cooperate and reveal themselves to the NExchange ( who the hell is N.Exchange
)