So far, the platform has proven to be reliable. It has been operating for about three years, and during this time, no violations have been observed. It is registered offshore, which allows for a more flexible approach to KYC policy (which is not mandatory here). The platform's features are standard for most modern exchanges. There is a spot market with a wide selection of digital assets. All major cryptocurrencies and many altcoins are supported, but the number of trading pairs is limited (you have to trade in pairs with stablecoins). The derivatives market looks more attractive in this regard, especially considering the leverage of up to 175x. Event contracts are also available, functioning on the principle of a prediction market (you need to guess the direction of the asset's price movement – up or down – within a few minutes to an hour). Otherwise, the platform has familiar features such as buying cryptocurrency with fiat from a card (KYC is required, and unfortunately, this is not available for Russia), quick crypto swaps without slippage and fees, various earn products, copy trading, and so on. Overall, it’s a typical set for any modern crypto exchange. However, the lack of a P2P market is disappointing, as it limits the ability to buy crypto from private merchants for rubles.
