Topic: [OPEN] Selling BTC and Ether | Solve technical Issues (Read 117 times)

Then what makes you any different than Localethereum or Remitano for that matter? Apart from the swadesi tag that you can boast around. Is there anything unique that you have done?

And who is Abhijeet Singh? And how / why were you messaging me from his telegram account for the trade?

Hi legendster,

Thanks for showing your concern and interest in us.Ekansh Has already his relationship with Findether.com. He is promoting this exchange on this forum. Regarding me, I am part of the core team that has created this exchange. We have built 1st P2P decentralised exchange of India.

We think a safe transaction is the foremost concern when it comes to doing an Ethereum transaction. Despite Zebpay doing superb, I have read numerous threads where people worry that their bitcoin is still with Zebpay and one day it can get stolen due to a small security glitch.

So, we wrote a smart contract which creates escrow on Ethereum Blockchain. As we all know, Blockchain is mathematically locked database/ledger where ether of bitcoin get stored but its not possible to hack them. Once trade is done, seller releases the escrow and ether goes to Buyer's wallet. Important point is I am not the HOLDER of ETHER here. Ether is locked on blockchain. So, Ether is perfectly safe during transaction.

Another aspect of it is dispute settlement. We have a layer for that , which can settle disputes in minutes. So far we did not have chance to use it in real life trades, but I think we are at least par with other private escrows there.

We are all blockchain developers working towards making Findether.com safest place to trade ether and other ERC 20 tokens. I am open to any other questions too. Feel free to ask.

Okay Ekansh, could you tell me who are these people : Abhijeet Singh, Nilesh, zacknzo. And what relation do you have among each other and findether.com??

Hi,
My name is Ekansh and I'm selling BTC and Ether in Delhi, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Jaipur and other major cities of India. Being a blockchain Enthusiast, I can also contribute to Solving any Technological Issues. I and my colleagues are pass outs of IIT(BHU) and now, we have successfully deployed our 1st blockchain based product: FindEther.com which is a decentralized exchange in January and now, it is trading 50-60 Ethers every day. The smart contract for the Exchange is written by me and We are ready to discuss any queries related to Solidity and Blockchain. FindEther.com is also India's First Decentralised Exchange and is the 1st product of our company: Merkle Labs.

So, What is the difference between a Centralized and Decentralised Exchange?

Essentially, a centralized exchange is an exchange run by a company. The company has a CEO, employees etc.
A decentralized exchange, however, is not run by anyone. There is no company, no CEO, no employees. The exchange runs off the blockchain technology and is often (but not always) controlled in a fully democratic manner whereby the users, i.e. you and me, control the future direction and decisions of the exchange.

Anyone who has been in the Cryptocurrency scene for a while will know about the famous Exchange hackings occurring every once in a while.

• $500M stolen from Coincheck.

• $64M stolen from NiceHash.

• $1.8M stolen from Bitfinex.

• $2M stolen from Gatecoin.

The one thing that was common among all these exchanges is they were all Centralized.

Hence, time to Switch to a Blockchain based Exchange.

Any further Queries and Discussions are welcome.

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