Quote from: reportingascam on Today at 11:45:52 AM

Quote from: Stefen003 on Today at 11:23:02 AM

Quote from: reportingascam on Today at 11:17:04 AM

Hahaha come on man... Its impossible that you could handle 1000 BTC.......... Lets say at best you can handle 100 BTC. What happens to the rest 900 BTC? You will just refund to the address entered? hahaha Mr anonymous owner.

If the volume exceeds the specified amount, the excess will be automatically refunded.

Sure that sounds good but just tell me how you are capable of doing up to 1000 BTC, which at current prices is 70 470 000 USD, while telling me its no KYC. I mean i doubt you have a p2p buyer ready to scoop all 1000 BTCs. And depositing anything about 100 BTC all of a sudden to a company exchange account will trigger huge flags and questions.

So tell me, how does this work in reality if I sent 500 BTC?

And isnt it better that you right away inform how much you can handle instead of doing refunds?
Why does it say that a refund address is optional? It should be mandatory in such cases especially lol.

If you send 500 BTC for exchange into any coin/tokens, our system will promptly trigger a check with our nodes. If the amount exceeds our node capacity within seconds, it will seamlessly switch to another liquid provider to complete the exchange. However, if neither our node nor the liquid provider can fulfill the amount, a refund will be initiated within the next second.

Additionally, we don't employ any peer-to-peer systems; our process is fully automated.