A Guide to Securely Buying, Exchanging and Storing Crypto

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In the aftermath of the FTX collapse and its contagion, digital asset holders are rightfully concerned about the safety of their crypto capital.

In this guide, we’ll be exploring how you can know who to trust and what security indicators to look for, when picking a home for your cryptocurrency.   

There are a number of boxes you need to check when determining how to store your crypto, and any wallet provider or exchange that you choose needs to meet the below criteria:

Recently, the crypto news and analysis site Kryptomonitor identified one wallet and financial services ecosystem in particular, as a major potential contributor to the restoration of investor confidence. 

Arbismart (RBIS) meets all the above requirements to make it a trusted and transparent custodian for user funds. It has been operating with EU registration and authorization, holding the proper licenses since it was established in early 2019. To date, the project has never had any hacks or security breaches and all client and company funds are held separately, so user capital can never be used for corporate expenses. ArbiSmart is not affiliated with FTX or any other platform and it is not leveraged at all. Funds are safeguarded using the strictest technological protocols and all records are meticulously kept and held secure.

In addition, to providing a wallet that offers unparalleled security, to support investors through the current bear market, ArbiSmart also provides unmatched currency exchange and purchase opportunities.

When buying and exchanging crypto only two things really matter- the safety of the transaction and the cost. As we have seen, ArbiSmart’s