No one here is trying to hurt your cause, if anything I submitted a decent amount of serious vulnerabilities for FREE. So how is that hurting your cause?

All anyone here is trying to do is keep people safe by warning them to steer clear of your clearly shady/scam, poor excuse for a crypto exchange.

Yes, it helps you protect against DDoS and also sniffs everything it's happening in the customer <> website range, including their IP addresses and most likely addresses.

Go to your website and check which SSL certificate are you using. Tip: "sni.cloudflaressl.com"

0% privacy and an plagiarized terms of use. Hmm...

How can you affirm that CloudFlare does not store any data?

And you don't just "activate CloudFlare once a DDoS attack is imminent". You are using their name servers. You just don't have their "protection mode" activated all the time. But ALL your data is passing through CloudFlare ALL the time.

You don't seem to know that, which makes me doubt your capacity of running a website like this that claims to be " fully anonymous".

Btw, are you related to https://instaex.io/ ? Because you copy-pasted their entire Terms of Service. Actually, the entire website is similar.

Original: https://instaex.io/terms

It's an extremely bold claim. Even if Cloudflare itself isn't a direct threat to people's privacy, the exchange itself still is or can be, so there is no way that the service they provide to people is fully anonymous. Mixers don't even pretend to be fully anonymous, because they know it simply isn't possible because there is a middleman involved.

In case someone initiated a large transaction that requires you to tap into your own reserve at a certain price, what's your policy when the price drops and you are in a disadvantageous position if you proceed with the transaction? Will you just cancel the trade directly or allow some time for the price to recover and cancel afterwards if the price doesn't recover?

It loads like forever.Opening this on chrome with having 25mbps of internet.
https://i.imgur.com/CrwER1i.png

What does this mean? You mean you'll hold user funds if they transact with a huge amount?

Are you using the same strategy as Coinswitch to get your rates and exchange the funds?

So how is this fully anonymous when there's Cloudflare? you guys have no control over their hoarded data.

and partners with these exchanges? hmmm...how is that possible with your exchange having no KYC and maximum limit? Most importantly, I can't find anything that supports the statement as there should be.