Topic: Too many exchange apps - page 3. (Read 375 times)
I use the only Binance, and all other exchanges I use only in web versions. I generally think that using exchanges via phone is not very safe
Almost all available crypto exchange have app versions, even new exchanges are joining as well, i use mostly exchange apps like kucoin,bitmart, binance, etc but the experience is just as the web versions, no difference at all to me except the view mode only
i use all exchanges only in browser.
i do not understand the hype to have a dedicated "app" for each trivial service, which i can visit as a website.
i do not understand the hype to have a dedicated "app" for each trivial service, which i can visit as a website.
There are plenty of exchange apps, both for Android and iOS.
At the moment I've tested 3 most common apps:
- Binance - sometimes ok, but not for the first time I somehow can't go through KYC via this app. Notifications don't work correctly, etc.
- Coinbase - was ok even with slow support, but after they increased their fees to 0.5%... Well, sorry, not going to use it.
- Changelly - it's new, I don't know if it's stable and well-working, and there are not enough reviews, but I was satisfied with the web version though
My question is: does anyone use exchange apps? If so, which ones? If not - why not? Share your experience, please.
At the moment I've tested 3 most common apps:
- Binance - sometimes ok, but not for the first time I somehow can't go through KYC via this app. Notifications don't work correctly, etc.
- Coinbase - was ok even with slow support, but after they increased their fees to 0.5%... Well, sorry, not going to use it.
- Changelly - it's new, I don't know if it's stable and well-working, and there are not enough reviews, but I was satisfied with the web version though
My question is: does anyone use exchange apps? If so, which ones? If not - why not? Share your experience, please.
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