Compare Paxful.com vs. BitQuick.co

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Pro:

Trade gift cards for BTC instantly
A wide variety of payment methods and currencies accepted, at least in theory
Easy to join and get going

Probably the fastest way to buy and sell BTC
Trading with cash

Contra:

Mixed reviews
Slow customer support
High commissions charged (by the seller) for buying Bitcoin with uncommon methods or in non-mainstream currencies

Higher fees
Need to go to the bank to make it happen
Site was offline for a month after an attack

Company Location:

Company Location USA

Company Location Cincinnati, US

Customer Support:

Customer Support 24/7 Live Chat, Support Forum, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Reddit

Customer Support Business hours, email and ticket support

Futures:

Futures No

Derivates:

Derivates No

Margin Trading:

Margin Trading No

Has been hacked:

Has been hacked No

Has been hacked Yes

Security:

Security Excellent

Security Good

Tradeable Coins:

Tradeable Coins Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum

Tradeable Coins Bitcoin

Trading Volume:

Trading Volume Low

Trading Volume Medium

Deposit Fees:

Deposit Fees No

Trading Fees:

Trading Fees 0.00%-1.00% (with gift cards up to 5%)

Trading Fees 0.00%-2.00%

Withdrawal Fees:

Withdrawal Fees Yes

Withdrawal Fees No

About Paxful.com:
Paxful.com – A P2P network for the “normal people” Paxful, the “Uber of Bitcoin”, was founded in the summer of 2015 by Ray Youssef and Artur Schaback. The company is based in 3422 Old Capitol Trail, Wilmington, Delaware. It became widely known in that same year after they helped sex workers to accept Bitcoin as […] Read Paxful.com Review »

About BitQuick.co:
Bitquick is an exchange used for buying and selling Bitcoins. Jad Mubaslat founded the exchange in 2013. The company is based in Cincinnati, US. Bitquick is known as the first Bitcoin marketplace to provide public proof of reserve in February of 2014. The focus of the exchange is not specific, they are focused on the […] Read BitQuick.co Review »