exchange' address

KatD · January 31, 2018, 5:07pm

Hello,

I work for a startup called Trivial (https://trivial.co/) and currently, we’re building “the Ethereum blockchain interface”, a platform where you can check anyone’s tokens & transactions.

To be more transparent to the users, we want to tag all the exchanges addresses (so when users track their history, they don’t need to remember when, for example, they made a withdraw from the exchange - they will see the exchange’ label). In order to do that we need the exchanges addresses. So can you please give me the addresses you use for the exchange (withdrawal and deposit addresses, provided that every user doesn’t have his/her own address).

Also, can you tell me what is the process and costs, if we wanted to be listed on your exchange (with erc-20 token)? Are there any requirements we should meet?

Thank you,

alexej996 · January 31, 2018, 5:13pm

Bisq is a decentralized exchange. It holds no user funds.
Deposit and withdrawal are only done between the app’s internal wallet and trader’s external wallet.
So there are no such addresses that Bisq can provide you in order to track deposit’s and withdrawals, as these funds never leave user’s ownership. Withdrawing from Bisq could be as simple as exporting your internal wallet’s private keys that no one else has access to.

In order to list a token on Bisq, requirements and procedure in this document must be met

github.com

bisq-network/docs/blob/master/exchange/howto/list-token.adoc

= How to list a token
:toc:

== Introduction

This document describes the process how to submit a request for adding a new Altcoin or token (we use the general term token in that document) to the currency list in Bisq. Adding a token does not mean any endorsement of the token. For making decisions in case of controversial requests we use the Bisq DAO voting process. The maintainers of the GH repository have the authority to merge or reject the PR based on the formal requirements but not on "political" objections (e.g. consider the token as scam-coin,...).

Please note that Bisq is not implementing technically any token infrastructure (wallet, full nodes, block explorer,...) but only supports that the users can add the token address to a payment account and then during the trade process the users exchange the token address. The process of sending and receiving the token is not part of the Bisq application (traders use their own token wallets).

Already added token which have been traded at least once or which have provided a PR for the address validation will be kept. All other tokens will be removed with the 0.6 release.

This document replaces the process described in the link:https://bisq.community/t/how-to-add-your-favorite-Altcoin/46[Bisq forum].


== Prerequisites

=== Block explorer

There need to be an active block explorer available.

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