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Run away!!
Kabsil is a Fake exchange!!
If you deposit a big amount, they block your deposits for supposed AML.
Then you have to make another deposit to unlock your deposit, but it is a lie!!
They dont unlock your deposits and give you all reasons not to do so.
I was a bit hesitant to try Kabsil at first, but after my first exchange, I became a loyal customer. The platform is incredibly intuitive, making exchanges straightforward. What truly impressed me was the speed – my transactions were completed in a matter of minutes. Their technical support team is also fantastic. I had a minor issue with verification, and they resolved it quickly and efficiently. Kabsil is definitely my go-to service for all cryptocurrency exchanges now!
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