Topic: Godex.io - Anonymous Crypto Exchanger ♻️ No Registration & No Limits - page 5. (Read 3437 times)

When you say a more responsible solution, how do you mean:
Is this due to the fact that, iframe HTML don’t work with several webpages, given that it’s disabled by a lot of them or there are some other reasons to this?

However, it’s a common widget we’ve got here and people sometimes like to stay traditional as it’s an easy to understand display.

Yeah, some form of automation could help in this regard, having to generate a network based on input address and room for possible selections and a warning sign that would prompt users to go over input details due to irreversible nature of transactions to a wrong address.

yes, it's not bad, although "iframe" is not the most desirable choice in 2024, there are more adaptable and responsible solutions.

Perhaps a click on the field for entering the deposit address can call up the network selection function.
I would even add a warning message, which will warn the user which network is selected and to possibly check again.

Good catch! I didn't notice this the first time I visited the exchange. It should be an easy fix to do this. A dropdown menu could be added next to the network the same way we have it for coins. A simple click on it would display all available networks and allow customers to switch between them.

The exchange is great and I loved it but it would be more easy if you guys would have added a way to directly change the network as I have to select the token again and then have to change the network type. And I visited almost every page but in order to go to exchanging page I have to visit homepage I hope if a exchange or something similar type of option given in the navigation menu on top. Although by clicking on logo we can reach the exchange page but a separate option will add beauty to the UI 

It's an excellent way to build trust in a service, I am shocked to see the reviews given to godex on trustpilot. I checked other coins as well like bnb (BSC) to BNB (ETH) and the exchange did not selected the same type of coin or token. Which means they have not allowed the exchange of same type of coin into same type but different network although it can be a great feature to add.

I often use such services, and to avoid problems now I try to check AML addresses with services

According to reviews, I found very few cases where KYC is requested
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/godex.io

Sometimes I have to change usdt(matic) to usdt(tron), but I did not understand how to do this. If usdt is selected in the sending line, then it is impossible to select usdt in the receiving line.

I am not a fan of the exchange rate and fees of this service. It's more than a 3% difference from the market rate for a BTC to USDT swap.

After a quick look through their Terms of Use, I also didn't find any mention of identity verification, but there is something else I found interesting. The exchange might be conducting some sort of risk assessment regarding the source of your funds. Here is what the ToS says:

How would the exchange know if my money is associated with some degree of risk if it isn't conducting some sort of analysis or relies on a third party that provides it with such information?

In the past, I actually thought they had certain instances where they would need KYC verification, but it seems I was wrong after skimming through their terms of service and privacy policy. I still wonder why they do not feature in the Kycnot.me ranking website. They could probably be among the top ranking sites there with a good high score.

It is indeed a nice way to advertising where you have to deduct meaning from terms that aren’t so clear or contact the support. There isn’t a way no one was going to get straight on 0.005BTC let alone withdraw that amount without having to fulfill some criteria which would be found out later on.
It’s not just a welcome bonus but, follows for the affiliates as well which means, your entitled to it but, under certain terms.

I don’t think it’s the 0.005 that becomes withdraw able after the accumulation of the 0.015 in the affiliates. The 0.015 in the affiliate accumulations counts for the limit on first withdrawal and afterwards, any amount above the transaction fee of about 0.0001BTC can go. In essence, anything 0.00012BTC>0.0001BTC. Reasonable amounts for sure so, you know what your getting.

Godex seems to me as the new way to exchange your crypto with 100% privacy because it doesn't require any KYC or registration and that means anyone can use it without any issues. I haven't yet tried it but surely I'll give it a try and I'll write a review about it.

Yes, I created an account in the affiliate program too. And by default I was not credited the welcome bonus of 0.005 BTC either. But it is likely that the bonus will be credited after contacting the support team or after the first transaction from an invited user is processed by the system.

I liked the interesting advertising tools you can use on your resources by the way. For example, a widget like this one:

To correct you, the first withdrawal minimum is 0.015 BTC (not 0.01 as you write). Also, this limit applies only to the first withdrawal. After that, the limit is 0.001.



But that 0.005 will be withdrawable only when your affiliate account accumulates a total of 0.015, so it is almost impossible to abuse this by creating more accounts.
By the way, I registered an account there, but I didn't get that famous 0.005 welcome bonus.

Haha seems like you are one of those who make bigger transactions, i would love to invite you, but I dont know whether the affiliate links are allowed on the ANN threads in this section or not. Well that was just for fun, but I've seen a review from a member it would be great if some other old members of the forum shared their thoughts who had already tested the platform by making some transactions.

Hehe Seems like I've missed that one 

It would be a miracle if an affiliate program gave out 0.005 bitcoin to everyone for signing up for nothing. As is often the case, cunning users would immediately start creating multi-accounts in order to get as many such rewards as possible, and in the end it would not lead to anything good. And so is an additional incentive for members of the affiliate program to invite new users.

I am sure they are using different partner exchanges for trading, not only Binance, because they have monero coin trading and that is not available option on binance exchange anymore.
Godex should update ToS and maybe add a list of partners they are working with.

I've just tested this exchanger and have a few suggestions to its operator.

My 5 LTC to ETH order was executed in approximately 30 minutes which is not bad given that the exchange was made through a third-party centralized exchange Binance.

I have sent my LTC to Godex in https://litecoinblockexplorer.net/tx/7060afed8f0e350c5d1deee313701c5d5f57f0795a2658db72dc7399c512356d and received ETH from Binance in https://etherscan.io/tx/0xb349cc6119aab92f8e9c1d63a922a6aa7403667ab8341c3ac14cfb88e2a2ec74



Given that Godex.io are Binance resellers, which is an irrefutable fact because (1) it's not my first time using them and they used Binance back in 2022 and (2) at this moment they still recur to Binance even for such insignificant amounts as 5 LTC, Binance's AML and ToS apply to all Godex.io customers.

It could happen that Binance may freeze a Godex.io's customer deposit and ask for KYC and source of funds, since as seen on my screenshot, Godex.io sent my funds to their Binance account's LTC deposit address LcpghLVryKAJLqh81by8cy7WNi9DUsVtHy (I have confirmed it through an blockchain investigation platform I have subscription on) before exchange was complete, which means they had to send my funds to Binance in order to get the other coin in exchange, which is proven by the payout transaction I mentioned above that also comes from Binance's Ethereum address.

I would strongly recommend Godex.io operator to update their ToS warning users about possible risks of funds suspension by Binance and refer to Binance's AML policies.

However I can tell from my own experience that if you exchange amounts below 0.5 BTC at Binance, the risk is minimal independently of your funds source, and the worst they can do is to suspend account's withdrawals, which might affect the Godex's KYCed account there.

Another thing I found a bit inconvenient is the misleading order's "Confirmation" page (shown on the screenshot above) that shows the deposit's status as "confirming by the network" meanwhile they exchange the coins on Binance. I would suggest to update the order's status to show the actual information like "We are exchanging your funds at Binance".

The affiliate fee seems good, but I found the 0.01 BTC withdrawal limit too high. Depending on the success rate in retaining new users through the user's link, if the affiliate has little flow, it may take months for him to reach this requirement.

Let me get this straight, can I earn 0.005 BTC simply by signing up for the godex affiliate program? I couldn't find any information about this, if I have to reach a normal withdrawal requirement of 0.01BTC to get this prize.

Edit: I just saw that for the first withdrawal, you must reach a balance of 0.01 BTC, after that, you can withdraw with 0.001 BTC. This information is visible when you sign up for the program and go to withdraw.

I would have never discovered this exchange if it wasn't for the recent launch of their signature campaign, I was surprised to learn that this exchanger has been in business for 8 years now according to their website.

Love how they have so many language translations for the site. Most of the service websites of this caliber have just a couple of them. I would like to point out a small translation bug when you click on any of the links under the top tier coins. It just goes back to English and the option to select different languages completely disappears.

At least if someone makes one large transaction, then you won't have to wait many days. In fact, the most correct strategy would be to invite people to the project, waiting for a user with large amounts of funds that they are willing to use on Godex.io. It is worth considering that this is a platform without KYC, which means that there will be many people willing to anonymously exchange one cryptocurrency for another under such conditions. The main thing is to direct these users to the right place, namely Godex.io.

I just tried exchanging XMR to BTC with order Order ID c66bccc1c3c78e, and I used this invalid address bc1p88888888888888888888888888888
Godex website allowed me to go on next step and asked me to send my coins for exchange, this would result in lost coins.
I tried replacing letter P from address with Q and other letters but than it detected invalid address.

Hey, I just tried to check this and I found a bug in address validation.

It is not working properly for taproot addresses.

This is an invalid address (which looks to be taproot but I deleted many of the last characters):
https://mempool.space/address/bc1p000027q726mrxxw7kag2xhuj57lktnn

Godex allows you to continue the swap:




This is the order
https://godex.io/exchange/waiting/c66bca3257a904