A new exchange says it has the goal of becoming “the most professional, global and secure marketplace for digital assets” — utilizing state-of-the-art technology that it claims can deliver a processing capacity of 1.5 million order matches per second.
ProBit says its platform is “fast, robust and reliable” — helping to give its users an upper hand while trading. The company says security is a priority, and this is why it promises to store “95 percent or more of digital assets in a cold wallet” — protecting users against security breaches and theft. Hardware security keys are also being made available to traders, which are “impossible for hackers to crack,” yet convenient to use.
According to the company, many traders end up using multiple exchanges because they cannot find the trading pairs they want — or because the user interfaces are too difficult to understand. ProBit aims to remedy this problem through a modular dashboard — meaning that the layout can be personalized around the needs and interests of a trader. Instead of pushing the same information to every user, Probit appreciates different crypto enthusiasts are interested in different things, and wants to put the power in their hands.
Through ProBit, “a wide array of the most trusted coins and tokens on the market” can be traded — and the company says that more than 150 cryptocurrencies will be available. This is complemented by hundreds of trading pairs. Five of them — Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, EOS and the native ProBit token among them — serve as “base currencies.”
Customizable user interface for traders of all levels
According to ProBit, many of the exchanges out there at the moment are failing to hit the sweet spot when it comes to attracting users from all backgrounds. It says that, as a rule, most exchanges are geared toward inexperienced traders or experts. Although some platforms do enable traders to toggle between basic and advanced modes, the ProBit says this just means that every user is not getting what they fully need.
This is the rationale behind the fully customizable interface. Every component can be moved and resized as per their priorities — enabling traders to benefit from a service that acts as the left hand to their right hand. This personalization even extends to the colors used on tickers, giving users the chance to find a layout tailor made for them.
Of course, using a crypto exchange for the first time can be a daunting experience — and this is why ProBit offers an array of preset layouts for new users. This serves as a starting point which enables traders to figure out how they want to lay out the vast amounts of information that the company exchange has to provide.
ProBit says that its platform will be active 24/7, and customer support will be available in multiple languages — cementing its goal of becoming a global exchange.
A global player
The company is clear that it wants to be more than a copycat exchange that seems to offer identical features to the platforms already out there. ProBit says this ambition is going to be realized thanks to its team of executives. While CEO Hyunsu Do worked as an accelerator for fintech and blockchain-based companies, CTO Steve Woo amassed 25 years of experience in the software industry thanks to his tenure as CEO of Linux International.
The main sale of ProBit tokens — known as PROB — is taking place on Dec. 12, 2018 and will last for only one day. The company stresses that these tokens are never going to be used for marketing or bounty services. Moreover, its team adds that they are not going to charge listing fees for projects to be traded on ProBit for three reasons: to protect users, because it amounts to a conflict of interest and because it enables them to be selective.
Ronald Chan, the director of partnership for ProBit, shared that projects from around the world have submitted themselves for listing on ProBit because of the co-marketing campaign that ProBit and crypto projects will conduct together. He added that this win-win partnership raises the visibility of both parties.
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