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SwapSpace Reviews

1. Guest

   almost 6 years ago

   I often use SwapSpace, where registration can be avoided. I would like to draw your attention to the support of this platform. They will quickly and clearly explain and help. Good job.

2. Spark380

   almost 6 years ago

   I like the interface of the site, it is very usable. It provides the correct information for my account. I exchanged for the first time on this platform and am very surprised how the support works. They answered accurately and quickly. Well done!

3. Mark851

   almost 6 years ago
   1. My first experience with SwapSpace turned out to be a bit problematic cas I’m new in crypto. But the support of the site quickly resolved everything. I have exchanged BTC for XEL. The exchange was in the failed status because I entered the wrong one by mistake. But I got help quickly and the exchange was successful! Thanks guys.

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SwapSpace mentions (23)

• Weekly biggest gainers are here 🚀

  You can find these big gainers and other 1850+ coins on swapspace.co 🚀. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Meme coins on SwapSpace

  Which one is your favorite? Don't forget that you can swap any of them on SwapSpace 🚀. Source: almost 3 years ago

• In case you didn't know.

  Here is the alternative. First, you'll probably want a cold storage wallet. With it you can keep your VET, BNB and FLOKI....and USDC safely off exchanges. The legal work around is as follows - Only use your US broker for changing fiat into USDC and visa versa. Once you have a cold wallet and a US broker that can change fiat to crypto (coinbase is the cheapest if you want USDC over the matic network (not... Source: about 3 years ago

• A Positive Experience with Swapspace.co - Lost Funds Recovered

  Now, what I typically do with this is withdraw directly to an instant swap service (like changelly/fixedfloat) and I use swapspace.co to determine which service has the best price. I want to swap the remaining $100 ETH --> BTC. [Why do I do this? In a nutshell, it saves on fees. MEXC has 0% maker/taker and reasonable withdrawal fees....but most instant services are like 0.05% and aren't great if you are doing... Source: about 3 years ago

• Want to sell 6.091 Gi IOTA at a discount

  I used SwapSpace to both buy & sell IOTA in the past 2 days. No KYC. Everything went as expected. I first tested a small ($20) transaction. As should you, before the whole stack. Source: about 3 years ago