♻️ CCE.Cash - Instant & Automatic Exchange!

[CCECash]

CCE.Cash is a Fast Automatic Exchange accepting .Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, XMR, TRX, USDT., etc. Users can quickly and anonymously complete currency exchange without registering. Its core features are: automation, simplicity, and security. A simple 2-step guide will help you quickly get familiar with the functionality.

• Main functions of CCE.Cash

✅ Without registration, just enter the wallet address to use it.
✅ Cross-chain exchange, Dual-mode exchange rate.

Float rate: real-time adjustment according to market prices, fast exchange speed, flexible account arrival.
Fixed rate: fix the exchange rate to avoid market fluctuations.

✅ Automated processing:

After the user issues the coin, the system automatically detects the account, automatically completes the exchange and sends the coin to your target address, and basically no manual intervention is required throughout the process.

✅ Fast arbitrage or fund transfer: Don't want to wait for the exchange to confirm, want to quickly switch assets between different chains.

✅  Advantages of CCE.Cash

Fast speed: Generally, the transaction is completed within a few minutes, depending on the congestion of the original currency network.
Simple operation: No need to understand the complex process of DeFi cross-chain bridge, novices can also use it without pressure.
Wide range of supported currencies: BTC, ETH, USDT, AVAX, BNB, LTC, DOGE, XMR, etc.
Flexible exchange rate options: You can choose floating or fixed exchange rates according to your trading needs to avoid slippage losses.

• Summary

.CCE.Cash. is essentially a fast, secure, account-free cross-chain exchange tool that makes it as easy as transferring assets between different public chains. For users who want to save time and avoid the restrictions of centralized exchanges, CCE.Cash is a very practical choice.

Code: (Contact Us:)

Official Email: support@cce.cash

[SFR10]

Users can quickly and anonymously complete currency exchange without registering an account or KYC (real-name authentication).

According to the TOS and FAQ pages, some of the exchanges might require users to go through some KYC procedures on SumSub, but it's nice you're also willing to fully refund ^{[apart from network fees]} those who prefer not to disclose such things. Can you disclose the name of the automated risk management system, or rather software that's currently being used on your platform?

BTW, in your FAQ page, it mentions "CCECash was launched in 2018", but I couldn't find any traces of it before its registration date ^{[June of last year]}... Did you initially launch it under a different name and URL?

[paid2]

CCE.Cash is a decentralized instant cryptocurrency exchange

How is it decentralized? Can you explain it?



Also in your FAQ, we can see:

CCECash is not custodial.

but a few lines later:

Step 3.Send Bitcoin to the wallet specified on the order page, and after several confirmations, Ethereum will be credited to the wallet specified in Step 2.

Huh? Do your users have access to the private key of the deposit address?

✅ Anonymous transactions

What is your logs retention policy?
Do you have any .onion domain available?

[Bitcoin_Arena]

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Good observations you made there folk, but OP was online for the next 2 days but never came around to respond to the issues and queries that were raised, which make me believe the service should be avoided at all costs.

He instead just went ahead and posted a new ANN in the Chinese board

[CCECash]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

[BitMaxz]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

Are you sure you are focusing on increasing visibility? I don't hear switching to .cash domain extension will help you increase visibility. The .com extension is generally used for this case if you want to get better visibility.

And if you want to gain people's trust, I recommend hiring a campaign manager here; I am confident they will help you increase visibility and trust on this forum.

[CCECash]

For a new company user using the forum, maybe not replying to posts is a bad behavior, but I have tried hard to learn how to use it.


Yes, that's right. We have already hired one. Thank you for your suggestion. Of course, if you have a recommendation for a better event manager, that's fine too.

[Cryptocurrency hipsters]

It looks good, has anyone used it? But it seems no one in this post has used it

[SFR10]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

Would you mind sharing the previous domain name so we can check the reviews and its overall history ^{[whatever can be found on different archive platforms]}?
^{Thank you for answering one of my questions, but can you also respond to the other one concerning the automated risk management software (the same goes for paid2's unanswered questions)?}

[CCECash]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

Would you mind sharing the previous domain name so we can check the reviews and its overall history ^{[whatever can be found on different archive platforms]}?
^{Thank you for answering one of my questions, but can you also respond to the other one concerning the automated risk management software (the same goes for paid2's unanswered questions)?}

CCECash does not use any KYC procedures for verification. If the customer triggers a risk, the funds can be returned to the customer without KYC verification. (Please note! The AML/KYC rules must be presented on the website in response to the requirements of our local government)

Similarly, if you need my original website, I am very sorry that it must be changed for other reasons and it is inconvenient to disclose it to you. I hope you understand.

Interesting perspective on CCE.Cash! I've seen it popping up more lately. It seems like the instant gratification aspect is definitely a big draw, but I wonder about the long-term sustainability for users. Do you think the ease of access could potentially lead to less thoughtful spending habits?

Of course not, CCECash supports all users including each forum to supervise. We understand your concerns very well, but I believe time will prove everything for us.

It looks good, has anyone used it? But it seems no one in this post has used it

People who use our services will not tell you how good our service is. Only when the service is not good, we may get more comments.

[FatFork]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

Would you mind sharing the previous domain name so we can check the reviews and its overall history ^{[whatever can be found on different archive platforms]}?
^{Thank you for answering one of my questions, but can you also respond to the other one concerning the automated risk management software (the same goes for paid2's unanswered questions)?}

I believe this is one of their previous domains: usdtccecash.com. But that domain is also just under five months old, so I don't know exactly what they're referring to when they mention adapting to market changes and seemingly implying a longer history than that. If that's one of the "other links" they used before, it doesn't really give us much of a history to check.

[CCECash]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

Would you mind sharing the previous domain name so we can check the reviews and its overall history ^{[whatever can be found on different archive platforms]}?
^{Thank you for answering one of my questions, but can you also respond to the other one concerning the automated risk management software (the same goes for paid2's unanswered questions)?}

I believe this is one of their previous domains: usdtccecash.com. But that domain is also just under five months old, so I don't know exactly what they're referring to when they mention adapting to market changes and seemingly implying a longer history than that. If that's one of the "other links" they used before, it doesn't really give us much of a history to check.

Please note! The domain name usdtccecash.com belongs to a fraudulent imitator. Please do not be fooled, there are more than one imitator. Please pay attention to our official domain name: CCE.Cash. (Due to special reasons, the previous domain name cannot be disclosed, please understand)

[Cryptocurrency hipsters]

Yes, you are right. We did use other links before. In order to adapt to market changes, our team had to modify the short domain name to increase visibility. We have been working in this direction. Thank you very much for your question.

Would you mind sharing the previous domain name so we can check the reviews and its overall history ^{[whatever can be found on different archive platforms]}?
^{Thank you for answering one of my questions, but can you also respond to the other one concerning the automated risk management software (the same goes for paid2's unanswered questions)?}

I believe this is one of their previous domains: usdtccecash.com. But that domain is also just under five months old, so I don't know exactly what they're referring to when they mention adapting to market changes and seemingly implying a longer history than that. If that's one of the "other links" they used before, it doesn't really give us much of a history to check.

This domain name is obviously a copycat. I saw an ad about cce cash on Google last year. The website content is the same as the copycat's layout, but the content is much more than that of the copycat, and the exchange currencies are not limited to this. Maybe cce cash has also discovered the copycat and updated the current layout.

[FatFork]

Please note! The domain name usdtccecash.com belongs to a fraudulent imitator. Please do not be fooled, there are more than one imitator. Please pay attention to our official domain name: CCE.Cash. (Due to special reasons, the previous domain name cannot be disclosed, please understand)

I see. Considering the age of the domain, you might be right. But honestly, saying your real previous domain can't be disclosed "due to special reasons" sounds kinda shady too. Just sayin'. That kind of vague explanation doesn't exactly build trust and leaves a lot of room for speculation.

[CCECash]

Please note! The domain name usdtccecash.com belongs to a fraudulent imitator. Please do not be fooled, there are more than one imitator. Please pay attention to our official domain name: CCE.Cash. (Due to special reasons, the previous domain name cannot be disclosed, please understand)

I see. Considering the age of the domain, you might be right. But honestly, saying your real previous domain can't be disclosed "due to special reasons" sounds kinda shady too. Just sayin'. That kind of vague explanation doesn't exactly build trust and leaves a lot of room for speculation.

Yes, you are right. But our team was established at that time. If you say that the domain name can determine the trust of a website, and question a team, this is not a good habit.


The price of BTC has once again exceeded $93,000. This time we believe it will definitely break through new highs.

[FatFork]

Please note! The domain name usdtccecash.com belongs to a fraudulent imitator. Please do not be fooled, there are more than one imitator. Please pay attention to our official domain name: CCE.Cash. (Due to special reasons, the previous domain name cannot be disclosed, please understand)

I see. Considering the age of the domain, you might be right. But honestly, saying your real previous domain can't be disclosed "due to special reasons" sounds kinda shady too. Just sayin'. That kind of vague explanation doesn't exactly build trust and leaves a lot of room for speculation.

Yes, you are right. But our team was established at that time. If you say that the domain name can determine the trust of a website, and question a team, this is not a good habit.

Well, my experience has taught me that the domain name matters for website credibility. I never said it's the only thing. But come on, a brand new domain for something dealing with people's money, claiming you've been around since 2018 with zero proof, and this whole "secret old domain" story?  It raises eyebrows, period.  It's not a "bad habit" to be careful with your money online - it's common sense. Your story just isn't adding up.

[nonlogs]

Please note! The domain name usdtccecash.com belongs to a fraudulent imitator. Please do not be fooled, there are more than one imitator. Please pay attention to our official domain name: CCE.Cash. (Due to special reasons, the previous domain name cannot be disclosed, please understand)

I see. Considering the age of the domain, you might be right. But honestly, saying your real previous domain can't be disclosed "due to special reasons" sounds kinda shady too. Just sayin'. That kind of vague explanation doesn't exactly build trust and leaves a lot of room for speculation.

Yes, you are right. But our team was established at that time. If you say that the domain name can determine the trust of a website, and question a team, this is not a good habit.

Well, my experience has taught me that the domain name matters for website credibility. I never said it's the only thing. But come on, a brand new domain for something dealing with people's money, claiming you've been around since 2018 with zero proof, and this whole "secret old domain" story?  It raises eyebrows, period.  It's not a "bad habit" to be careful with your money online - it's common sense. Your story just isn't adding up.

I think old domain names are easily bought almost all 4 digit .com domains have already been purchased by someone. So I don’t understand how you can still claim that domain age automatically means a service is trustworthy.

[FatFork]

I think old domain names are easily bought almost all 4 digit .com domains have already been purchased by someone. So I don’t understand how you can still claim that domain age automatically means a service is trustworthy.

That's not what I said. Please reread my previous message because it seems you're completely missing the point.

The current domain for the CCECash exchange is less than a year old, yet their website claims they were founded in 2018. (Why do you think they point that out? To boost their credibility, right?) When asked about their previous domain - which they claim existed - their response is that it's confidential and they can't reveal it due to 'special reasons.' So tell me, how do you interpret that without feeling suspicious?

[CCECash]

Please note! The domain name usdtccecash.com belongs to a fraudulent imitator. Please do not be fooled, there are more than one imitator. Please pay attention to our official domain name: CCE.Cash. (Due to special reasons, the previous domain name cannot be disclosed, please understand)

I see. Considering the age of the domain, you might be right. But honestly, saying your real previous domain can't be disclosed "due to special reasons" sounds kinda shady too. Just sayin'. That kind of vague explanation doesn't exactly build trust and leaves a lot of room for speculation.

Yes, you are right. But our team was established at that time. If you say that the domain name can determine the trust of a website, and question a team, this is not a good habit.

Well, my experience has taught me that the domain name matters for website credibility. I never said it's the only thing. But come on, a brand new domain for something dealing with people's money, claiming you've been around since 2018 with zero proof, and this whole "secret old domain" story?  It raises eyebrows, period.  It's not a "bad habit" to be careful with your money online - it's common sense. Your story just isn't adding up.

Why does everyone care about this? Doesn't anyone care whether our service is safe? We don't want to clarify the domain name issue. Just like a person cannot be completely naked in front of anyone.

[SFR10]

CCECash does not use any KYC procedures for verification. If the customer triggers a risk, the funds can be returned to the customer without KYC verification. (Please note! The AML/KYC rules must be presented on the website in response to the requirements of our local government)

Yes, I'm well aware that SumSub would be handling the KYC verification parts of those who'd like to comply, but I'm interested in knowing the name of the AML software responsible for flagging such transactions.
^{- Some of them intentionally show false-positive results for addresses that have a history with certain types of exchanges.}

Why does everyone care about this? Doesn't anyone care whether our service is safe? We don't want to clarify the domain name issue. Just like a person cannot be completely naked in front of anyone.

In the latter part, you're comparing apples and oranges, but by disclosing the previous domain, users can do their research to determine if your platform can be trusted or not.
^{- It doesn't even matter if it's live or not.}