To be honest, I didn't expect such conditions in a not-so-well-known exchange. They not only process transactions quickly and don't cheat with money, but also offer a variety of services. Overall, there is a noticeable focus on tokens, although there are many directions among electronic payment systems as well. It's a pity that there is no support for exchanges with WebMoney, as I often use this payment system. On the other hand, there are Qiwi and Yandex.Money. The exchange interface is intuitive and convenient. All actions take place in one window: first, you choose what you want to exchange, then what you want to receive. As usual, but here the details are immediately available, such as minimum amounts, exchange times, and additional requirements. For example, I had to verify my card. In practice, it turned out to be very simple: I just needed to take a photo of the front side of the card, without the back side with the CVV code. So even in the case of theft, the photo cannot be used. The main thing is that the photo should be taken against the background of the exchange site. For paranoids, it is not forbidden to then blur the main details in an editor. It’s important to leave only the last name and first name of the owner and the first/last 4 digits. Unlike other exchanges, where they often require a passport, here the verification takes no more than 10 minutes. From the reserves, it’s clear that I have no idea what amount one needs to come with to request a reserve replenishment. For Bitcoin, it's 18 BTC, for Qiwi, it's 6 million rubles. Overall, I am completely satisfied with the exchange.
