One time paid or open-source Bitcoin exchange

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Quote from: MaximC on March 25, 2018, 10:08:56 AM

Which is the best cryptocurrency exchange on the market? It can be one-time paid or open-source, no PHP projects, no outdated, no decentralised like forkdelta.

I found BlinkTrade, which seems work only with BlinkTrade API. https://blinktrade.com/

Peatio seems very hard to integration and outdated. https://github.com/peatio/peatio

Coinffeine, I am not checked this deeply. http://www.coinffeine.com/

ViaBTC have open the server, but not full code. https://github.com/viabtc/viabtc_exchange_server

Seems there is out some system, which are using many exchanges - like Bittrex, etc. Many seems very similiar. Can you maybe mention some exchange source, which you think is preatty good. I can pay for code as well with reasonable price.

Peatio has been forked now, you will get your answer here https://github.com/rubykube

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Here is the thread, please send me informations. I will update table.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/known-exchanges-technical-specification-3197653

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You are quite true, there is system for frontend and backend.
I am interested in backend.
Should be some same engine, probably frontend and backend will be in one package.
Also true with the time, but the information about backend will be nice for community.
I will never start it without penetration testing.

Anyway I will just publish here for community.
Many people want to know what is engine behind.
Hope community will help me.

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Quote from: MaximC on March 25, 2018, 12:19:04 PM

Thank you for answer.
I understood all risks of running exchange.

Judging from your questions, I don't think you do.

Exchanges may share technologies on the client- and/or server-side (eg. Bittrex uses Font Awesome for their icons, which are rather prevalent across all sorts of sites. On the server-side most exchanges will have integrated more or less the same libraries for handling Bitcoin and alt coin transactions) but for the most part you can expect them to run on proprietary systems that they created and maintain themselves.

So while they may seem similar, I'm afraid this may be due to the fact that all these exchanges handle more or less the same use cases, not because they are all using the same white label software.

Quote from: MaximC on March 25, 2018, 01:51:31 PM

If I am honest, the time is problem.

If time is the problem, you really really shouldn't run an exchange and risk other people's money.

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Quote from: gkush3 on March 25, 2018, 12:50:58 PM

Getting your team ready for in-house development will be good idea or you can hire any tech dev company as your technical parter.

If I am honest, the time is problem.
Development from scratch is not good idea for my situation.
Seems nobody can answer my question.
Peatio is near the answer.

Probably if somebody can answer what is behind the exchanges, can be good help for me.
I can create some list, the exchanges I can know and rest we can solve together.

I will update this topic of that.

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Getting your team ready for in-house development will be good idea or you can hire any tech dev company as your technical parter.

MaximC

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Thank you for answer.
I understood all risks of running exchange.

But cannot find the source with some links.
Probably links to some projects will be fine, which are not mentioned here.

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Quote from: MaximC on March 25, 2018, 10:08:56 AM

Which is the best cryptocurrency exchange on the market?

This is hard to tell. How do you measure the quality of an exchange?
There are quite some points which have to be considered. Like security, pairings, fiat gateway, availability, UI, etc..

Quote from: MaximC on March 25, 2018, 10:08:56 AM

Seems there is out some system, which are using many exchanges - like Bittrex, etc. Many seems very similiar.

Exchanges do not all run the same system. Each (probably) has been coded only for the specific exchange.
Do note that running an exchange is not a plug & play project. A lot of exchanges has been exploited (and funds stolen) due to low security measurements.

Quote from: MaximC on March 25, 2018, 10:08:56 AM

Can you maybe mention some exchange source, which you think is preatty good. I can pay for code as well with reasonable price.

You won't find a reputable source. If you do find something, be prepared that it contains security flaws which could lead to the loss of your whole hot balance.
If you want to get it coded properly, go and look for a trustworthy development team. I would not consider asking random stranger on the internet for such a task.
Be prepared to pay several thousands of dollars to get a properly working exchange running.

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Which is the best cryptocurrency exchange on the market? It can be one-time paid or open-source, no PHP projects, no outdated, no decentralised like forkdelta.

I found BlinkTrade, which seems work only with BlinkTrade API. https://blinktrade.com/

Peatio seems very hard to integration and outdated. https://github.com/peatio/peatio

Coinffeine, I am not checked this deeply. http://www.coinffeine.com/

ViaBTC have open the server, but not full code. https://github.com/viabtc/viabtc_exchange_server

Seems there is out some system, which are using many exchanges - like Bittrex, etc. Many seems very similiar. Can you maybe mention some exchange source, which you think is preatty good. I can pay for code as well with reasonable price.

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