Topic: Bitcoin Exchange Reviews Collection - the most complete! (Read 70620 times)

The one I know for sure is cex.io  - they list it as one of the payment options when you click deposit or withdrawal.

you can try out ChangeNOW - no sign up required
https://changenow.io/

but we can't know whether the author quietly deleted the exchange that had been bankrupt.

what do you mean about "cryptocapital"?

I think all listed exchanges provide crypto currency, like BTC etc, as the deposit and withdraw way.

Hello I need trading sites that uses cryptocapital as deposit and withdrawal method..

Please help with the list of trading sites that uses this

I have seen nothing on your post. what happened there?

Paxful is my favorite. I've been a Pax trader for months now and I haven't encountered any problems. In fact, They have 24/7 support and tutorials as well.

I trade at Paxful too.
I sell btc for amazon gift cards at 70% value.

A good place Indeed.

Most bitcoin exchanges are okay.
I'm just particularly impressed with how
Paxful turned out when I buy bitcoins.

They've resolved 4 out of 4 disputes for me
and I don't trade without Escrow.

Heres my review:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1954567.0;topicseen avoid them if you can.

everyone get riches! 

Hi

it's true that coinbase had not run exchange at that time. but I will update it in this time.

Hi, you guy please check the time of this thread opened// coinbase had yet not run the exchange at that time.

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Coinbase is very good in some ways.  Perhaps the best thing about it is the zero maker fees.  
And if you live in the U.S., it's very convenient; you can do ACH transfers between Coinbase and your bank account.  Banks don't charge for those transfers, and neither does Coinbase.
But there is a downside.  Coinbase is a big fat target.  As the biggest bitcoin business in the U.S., by far, the regulators have it under a microscope.  Coinbase bends over backwards to comply with law enforcement.  For example, there was at least one person who apparently had his Coinbase account closed because he sent some of his coins to a gambling site.  Coinbase tracks the coins that people buy from it.  So buyer beware!
Another alarming little event happened recently.  The IRS demanded that Coinbase turn over all its customer records for something like the last three years.  That's names, addresses, transaction histories, everything.
A judge granted permission for the IRS to issue such a summons.  Coinbase is fighting it in court.  Even if Coinbase succeeds in holding off the IRS, I take this as a sign of things to come.

By the way, the name of the Coinbase exchange is GDAX.  That is how you need to search for it if you want to find it on sites like this
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets

The list is really helpful especially for the international users . All the data is very well combined and presented making the thing more easy to understand and compare between different exchanges. Hope you keep on updating the fees and if change in process it will be very helpful for the community.Thanks again.

I'm also interested to know why Coinbase is excluded. I feel like it being excluded is a red flag to not use it, yet I've heard a lot of good (and bad) things about it all over the internet.

Wow certainly a special thing to find under one thread. This is really a good help and guide for many of us.

I found a box full of treasures, thanks for the information 

Everybody knows Coinbase so I am guessing you excluded it on purpose? What was the reasoning for that?

My favorite is Gemini
https://gemini.com/