Review on IDCM by José A Rodríguez
IDCM: Low Protection and High Risks for Trading on it
IDCM is a release from a short term of enthusiast who wanted to offer a different alternative for trading cryptocurrencies, but it is not a real product to trust in. Although it is operative and it has a great audience, there have been many issues because of pending trading confirmations, fake ICO, and considerable troubles with the real volume of tokens. Moreover, the company proposes great availability for different tokens, but they do not certify what is the real purpose.
There is an elevated lack of information that can be misunderstood by new traders. So, having this in mind I suggest users not to trust in the services and benefits this exchange provides. It is better to go for the safest roads of trading.
Moreover, although users everywhere can access the service, it is not globally available to trade. There are certain IPs blocked and countries restricted. I think this project is more interested in offering their products just to a little population of traders. It is some way decentralized, but a little bit governed.
However, it is also important to follow the project closely because it is active in the marketplace. From this way, users will be informed of current changes or any other reliable information about the status of the service. Something strange is that the company is listed with a great range in different platform reviewers.
Pros
- Good web design with a nice dashboard illustrating token's price and volume.
- Available in different languages. The platform offers a good translation system.
Cons
- Significant and hard issues with many transactions and unconfirmed trading. Some of them have been denied.
- Low insurance policies as well as little information and content to define the purpose of the service.
- Not globally available. The service is still under development to provide a complete mobile app for the Android operative system.
