Compare Quedex.net vs. Paxful.com

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Pro:

Easy account creation
Futures and Options available
Phone support

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

Contra:

Beta phase
Platform design needs to be “optimized”
Does not support any Fiat deposit/withdrawals

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

Company Location:

Company Location Gibraltar

Company Location USA

Customer Support:

Customer Support Email Support, Phone, Social Media

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

Futures:

Futures Yes

Futures No

Derivates:

Derivates No

Margin Trading:

Margin Trading up-to 10x

Margin Trading No

Has been hacked:

Has been hacked No

Security:

Security Excellent

Tradeable Coins:

Tradeable Coins BTC

Tradeable Coins Bitcoin, Tether, Ethereum

Trading Volume:

Trading Volume High

Trading Volume Low

Deposit Fees:

Deposit Fees None

Deposit Fees No

Trading Fees:

Trading Fees -0.02%-0.03%

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

Withdrawal Fees:

Withdrawal Fees None

Withdrawal Fees Yes

About Quedex.net:
Due to the number of exchange/trading websites that are being released on a daily basis, we are having a hard time going through each and every one of them. But we try to cover them as soon as they are announced or an open Beta version is released. The crypto-exchange market is a huge market […] Read Quedex.net Review »

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 »