Topic: Swap Cab (Read 177 times)

Yeah, TBH I was thinking from the very beginning that this may be confusing. As also probably all except P2P are automatic, but with some automation behind to stop swap in case of blacklisted address or activity. I definitely need to change that. Adding to the roadmap. Thanks.

Also adding basicswapdex to test list. Once I test it and everything will work I will list it.


I always like to be transparent in the topic of affiliate systems, that visitors are aware of referral links. Then each user can decide itself to use it or not.
Thanks for the feedback.

I gave 5 stars because it is my personal experience, I never had an issue with that exchange, for small and bigger amounts of coins it always worked for me.
I know that until there are more opinions, the rating system will not be very objective. More reviews means more accurate star rating. Fortunately, users can follow links to TrustPilot or, for example, BitcoinTalk and check the opinion of others on a wider scale. That's some kind of alternative till there will be more reviews on my page.

I liked that you included the "Affilate system" option on the GitHub page and added it to your website page under "using it you are supporting my work"
I respect your experience, but please review ChangeHero's 5-star rating despite the many scam reports against them.
Dividing the list into P2P and Automatic separately would be better.

Other than that, all great, good job.

Nice work you did there OP. This is going to my bookmark tab

There's a small confusion I have about that "automatic" part. Does it mean like "instant swap"?
There is going to be a small confusion regarding "automatic" and "KYC/AML"

I know some "Automatic" services in the list that have troubled user with KYC in order to release their funds. So maybe we can create a clear distinction between the two.

Btw OP, there is an exchange known as basicswapdex.com, but I haven't tested it out yet. Installation was a pain in the ass since it needed to first synchronize with the blockchains before one can use it well.

There are still virtual debit cards that can be used without any KYC, and they have different terms and fees, but I know they exist and work.
This cards are different from gift cards that are only available to be used for purchase in specific shops.
Physical non-kyc cards are harder to find today, but even with kyc cards there could be different levels and limits for verification.

I understand, I had to add at least two to see if the rating system was working properly, I wanted to give my opinion to each one in total, but you're right, it could look like I'm persuading people to use the ones I make the most money on, for example, or I've been bribed. Good point. Thank you.
I will only add reviews when there are more reviews from other users. Or I will add my experience under each page as separate text. But after I rethink what I wrote, I will not do that, lol. I added review section to make users possibile to interact with the website a little and I wanted swap users to also have the option to express themselves without registration and on a portal not controlled by commercial services.

The reporting button is a good idea, I am adding it to the roadmap.


Yeah, supported countries is a good idea for crypto cards, I now have only supported regions in general, countries do not change very fast and back, even outdated supported regions list is always better for users than no info. But you also got the point that all information changes very fast, so I only focus on links and values that do not change too often, or just provide link to place where visitors can find more information themselves. Anyway, I am adding the list of supported countries and KYC/AML info to the roadmap. Unfortunately Crypto cards are all related to KYC I don't think there is company that provides crypto cards without KYC/AML. I know two in US that says they have no KYC/AML but when you read deeper, they have no KYC to some limits, when limits are exceeded, you need to provide proof like ID etc. I could not test it myself because I live in Europe. These cards are available only in US.

I fixed typo in Trocador. I think I spent too much time on the Tor network and I typed it out of habit xD

As for social networking, hmm I'm not good at it and don't have the time or inclination to sit on social media. My official Mastodon is boring, sad and empty let alone for some service. I understand the idea, thanks for the suggestion but for now social media is out of my scope. I prefer to advertise the service on dedicated forums or to the target community through niche and thematic portals rather than announcing to everyone and anyone. I'm not a business, I have no need for big profits. This is a hobby and a passion and if it grows with time it's cool. At least I will be able to adjust the development as to the growth. I hope my point of view is understood.

Thank you guys for input and bookmarking

Bookmarked.
I like what you are doing with your website, especially upcoming page for comparing different crypto cards, just add kyc info and list of supported countries/regions.
However, it's not going to be easy to collect all information and keep everything updated.

One thing I noticed is small typing mistake you made for Trocador service, you wrote Torcador on your website in both places and in separate page.
You should correct this when you can.


https://swap.cab/torcador/

Creating SwapCab social media accounts could also help spreading the word.

I think it'd be better if your reviews didn't have any impact on the ratings of the listed services to limit some of these providers ^{[e.g. their staff]} who have a habit of creating various plans to indirectly force you to try their services with the hope that you'd post a good review.

A report button would come in handy for dealing with sudden status changes.

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/bookmarked

Haha, awesome reply. Thanks for the kind feedback.

TBH I have some competitors, I have no problem mentioning them, perhaps these pages will also be of use to you and others. These are also the pages from which I draw inspiration but I find them too elaborate and unreadable. For example:
https://www.bestchange.com/
https://www.athena-alpha.com/crypto-exchanges/compare/

But these looks cool and have more features:
https://www.cryptowisser.com/
https://swapzone.io/
and this awesome page for NO KYC lovers:
https://kycnot.me/

My plan is to make all cool features but show it simple without distractors. Like from user for users, and not by big corporation to make money from ads or AI articles.

I hope it makes sense. We are living in a time where people are going back to the internet as it was in the beginning, small private sites or blogs or small communities around a particular topic and we are getting away from big corporations and social media.

Clean and simple with specific information on a particular topic.

How stupid that no one has done this before!  Nice job collecting this info for newbies!

I have been swapping all kinds of cryptocurrencies for a long time and always have a list of my favorite swaps. I once made a list on GitHub of all the ones I personally used. I added my reflinks to the list. Some money came in and I thought I would use the money to build a website where I would list everything and add more information than on the GitHub site. So the Swap.Cab website was born.

It lists all the services that allow you to exchange cryptocurrencies, with all the information I find useful. My reflinks are there too.

I created this site for two reasons.

The first is that I wanted to share the information that I have collected over the years on various services related to the exchange of cryptocurrencies, perhaps someone will find it useful and facilitate their own research when the time comes to exchange.

The second, of course, is money. Nobody ever gives anyone a grant to develop their own hobby projects. From my own experience, I know that reflinks to these services have allowed me to earn enough to maintain my own servers and develop my passions and hobbies without depleting my household budget.

Here is a link to the Swap Cab, of my new hobby project.
https://swap.cab/

And here's a link to a roadmap of what I plan to do next and what I've actually already done.
https://swap.cab/roadmap/

There is also a list of providers of debit cards that can be loaded with cryptocurrencies, which I will soon expand to include features such as the swap services table. This is actually the next thing I will be focusing on next week. And then the next things on the roadmap.

I am open to suggestions, if anyone wants to criticise me a lot I will be grateful for constructive criticism and not just calling me stupid

I encourage you to add reviews on the services listed if you have used any of the swaps. I will be able to test the addition and moderation of ratings in this way. There is a captcha but no email confirmations yet.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and check out the website.