A growing coalition of users is pushing back against Bitbuy's withdrawal restrictions, as delays reach nearly a month. Enhanced security measures have angered many, who claim their funds are effectively held hostage until the exchange completes its validation process.
In a move many deem excessive, Bitbuy now requires detailed information for crypto withdrawals, including the destination for funds and the reasoning for the transaction. "A month is no joke to wait for my own money," one frustrated user posted. This security-first approach has left individuals questioning the balance between safety and accessibility.
Recent comments reflect a heightened sense of urgency among users. One user shared a personal victory, stating, "I contacted the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC). They advised me to reach out to Bitbuy's parent company, Coinsquare, and my issue was resolved within hours!" This raises questions about efficiency and communication between Bitbuy and its users.
Prolonged Waiting Times: Users report nearly a month waiting for responses due to new processes.
Frustration with Bureaucracy: Several users feel stuck in a cumbersome process despite having completed KYC requirements.
Concerns Around Trust: One poster bluntly stated, "Bitbuy is starting to sound like a Ponzi scheme," highlighting growing mistrust in the platform.
"They donโt make it easy," lamented another user, echoing concerns about ongoing accessibility.
As frustration mounts, potential users are reconsidering their options. Social media and forums are alive with discussions on alternatives, reflecting a shift in trust towards different platforms. Until Bitbuy addresses these issues, the outlook remains grim.
โฒ Over 70% of user comments express dissatisfaction with withdrawal processes.
โผ Security measures are up but appear outdated for current risks.
โป "This simply isn't right, something has to change" - A common sentiment across the board.
With the situation evolving, will Bitbuy take steps to regain user confidence or continue facing backlash?
The dialogue around security protocols and user experience will surely keep heating up in the coming days.