[Biggy_Asian]

ff is one of the only good exchanges I believe out of a very few select exchanges. You can easily convert from many different kinds of crypto and very easily too.

They do have an account sign up and login system and I think (not too sure give it a go) that its mandatory however they dont care for the info they're given, you can signup using onion mail I believe.

So in a way it isn't stupidly private however I know for a fact that my friends use this to cash out into real cash, use it on personal accounts and whatever else.

I know this has been around for many years, I am just throwing this here for those who might be wanting an alternative to their current or want to explore.

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They offer two rates when exchanging and if I am correct they are varying depending on what youre converting. Dont quote me on that.

They do offer a wide range of currencies but more importantly they support all popular choices like btc (no shit), eth, ltc, xmr, sol, and alot more. Very gewd.




Fuck you mr pig porky pine >:(

[nelz]

Ohhh fixedfloat. I don't use them directly. I used them through trocador.app which is aggregator I use. Always been flawless.

[Kify]

They do have an account sign up and login system and I think (not too sure give it a go) that its mandatory however they dont care for the info they're given, you can signup using onion mail I believe.
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They offer two rates when exchanging and if I am correct they are varying depending on what youre converting. Dont quote me on that.

You post an entire thread promoting their service yet you're too unfamiliar with them to know you don't need an account to do swaps or how their rates work? #2 in their FAQ that's on the landing page literally states you don't need an account and it's one of their main selling points, why would you post this thread if you're seemingly completely oblivious about what they do or how they work?

Don't get me wrong though FixedFloat is a very good swap site and my go to after encountering KYC holds on the previous one I used. FF also enforces AML/KYC but seemingly to a less greater extent than competition.

[Mewtwo]

I’ll stick with HoudiniSwap, not only do they have such a nice private transaction system, you can also delete it after it you’re done. And I haven’t seen anyone getting their funds frozen.

[jmark7]

Ohhh fixedfloat. I don't use them directly. I used them through trocador.app which is aggregator I use. Always been flawless.

trocador.app looks like a good site.
are they 100% reliable?

[Kify]

trocador.app looks like a good site.
are they 100% reliable?

Have seen a lot of praise for Trocador in the Monero community and have also used them in the past, they're essentially just an aggregator for swap sites, they don't facilitate the swap themselves.
So yes they are "reliable" in a sense that it's not a scam site but at the end of the day you're still solely dealing with the exchange you select when doing the swap on Trucador.
One of the reasons to use Trucador (aside from seeing where it's the cheapest to swap) is their guarantee that you will get paid for blocked transactions by the swap service you selected for reasons other than proveable high AML risks. There are barely any posts online about people actually claiming it so I can't speak on whether or not it will actually help you if you end up with a problem.

[Biggy_Asian]

You post an entire thread promoting their service yet you're too unfamiliar with them to know you don't need an account to do swaps or how their rates work? #2 in their FAQ that's on the landing page literally states you don't need an account and it's one of their main selling points, why would you post this thread if you're seemingly completely oblivious about what they do or how they work?

Don't get me wrong though FixedFloat is a very good swap site and my go to after encountering KYC holds on the previous one I used. FF also enforces AML/KYC but seemingly to a less greater extent than competition.

Its not promoting im just letting others know about it, if it was promoting then I wouldve been paid but im not. Yes I am not that familiar with it but forgive me for writing it at a very late time in the morning after pulling 4 all nighters in a row working on a project of mine. You should never take someones word 100% if youre going to check a resource anyway. If it says it then oh shit seems like I was wrong then and it is what it is.

[nelz]

trocador.app looks like a good site.
are they 100% reliable?

Kify pretty much answered it but yes I've done dozens of trades without issue. The time I was having an issue support were responsible and helpful.

90% of the time I use fixedfloat as it has the cheapest rates. Occasionally use another exchange partner if fixedfloat isn't available.

I checked fixedfloat directly one time the the rates looked higher but maybe I'm tripping?

[john909901]

they now block using the website from tor , so i don't recommend

[Envy]

I don't understand how your "friends" are using a swap app to "cash out into real cash" but I'll play along.

[DewGho]

Ohhh )) FixedFloat , a “miracle” company. To be honest, a couple of years ago, everything was fine with them.
Over the last year or so, they started acting weird, randomly blocking funds during exchanges.
I'll say right away that, of course, clean cryptocurrency was sent for exchange, the same kind used in other similar exchanges.

But FixedFloat didn't care about that. It's a good thing they only blocked $100 from us.
They demanded confirmation of the origin of the money — my partners almost fell off their chairs laughing.
We described the situation to them — that we exchanged one cryptocurrency for another and came to exchange it with your service. (everything is visible through the transaction browser)
That wasn't enough for them, they started demanding some kind of documentary evidence (complete nonsense)
We spat on this service and stopped working with them

And yes, this situation did not only happen to us. There are victims who lost even larger sums

I do not represent the interests of various other exchangers, but only described the situation that happened to us

[Hackers]

Ohhh )) FixedFloat , a “miracle” company. To be honest, a couple of years ago, everything was fine with them.
Over the last year or so, they started acting weird, randomly blocking funds during exchanges.
I'll say right away that, of course, clean cryptocurrency was sent for exchange, the same kind used in other similar exchanges.

But FixedFloat didn't care about that. It's a good thing they only blocked $100 from us.
They demanded confirmation of the origin of the money — my partners almost fell off their chairs laughing.
We described the situation to them — that we exchanged one cryptocurrency for another and came to exchange it with your service. (everything is visible through the transaction browser)
That wasn't enough for them, they started demanding some kind of documentary evidence (complete nonsense)
We spat on this service and stopped working with them

And yes, this situation did not only happen to us. There are victims who lost even larger sums

I do not represent the interests of various other exchangers, but only described the situation that happened to us

sounds like a lot of people are using ff to swap from different cryptos, in chains of crypto swaps

W/ regulations cracking down and bigger exchanges freezing funds from certain sources, I would definitely proceed w/ caution on this exchange if this is becoming normal.