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There are other services that don't make use of Cloudflare, for example Majesticbank. There is DDoS-guard for example, which is also centralized but it's russian (at least). However if you did not opt for the lazy option, you could implement something from neither these two. This is just because your service is not professional, you and your team don't really know what you are really doing. All your users' data might be leaking and you don't even have a clue.

I can confirm XChange is very private. I have used them through ToR and it really works. Also, their coins don't come problematic as some other swappers out there.

Orangefren is just a website to get rates, they don't do anything special. What I don't get is why would someone use their service if they are behind Cloudflare. I mean, if I wanted to swap with FixedFloat or Exolix I would just go there directly instead of passing all my data to Orangefren, and automatically to Cloudflare as well. We don't really know who is behind CF services, but this is a huge red flag that our community should focus more on getting away from. I don't think there's any privacy gain by using a service that is behind CF. If we pressured more on services that use them and avoided using these services there would be more options free from it. I'm sorry but this is my humble opinion. I'll be sure to avoid it as long as they use CF.

Did you really swap 4k with a random guy on SimpleX? is there proof for this claim or is this just some invented review?

This Trevoid is a relatively new service. It is not a company, instead it is a person 'pretending' to be serious service. However, as it only perform swaps via SimpleX, if you get stolen, there is no way to complain to anyone. In fact, this service is about two months old, as it seems, and they have been listed only a few days ago on KYCnot.me, which is very worrisome. I'm not saying this is the case, but usually when there is a scam, people pretend to be a company, swapping correctly small amounts, only to vanish when there is a big swap in place. Also, as this person claims to swap any type of funds, this raises the question, of what type of funds they are delivering. I ask members of this community to be extra careful when interacting with this service. Also, another bad factor is that this person is manipulating KYCnot.me's comment section by placing a bad review on almost every other service. I won't leave a 1 star review because as Pluja has said on this page, it makes no sense to do so if you did not use directly the service, but I can recommend people to be extra careful.