1. When was CCE Cash founded? What was the initial vision for creating the platform?
CCE Cash was founded in June 2024. “CCE” stands for Cross-Chain Exchange, reflecting our core mission. The platform aims to address a pressing need in the cryptocurrency market: providing a secure and convenient trading environment without mandatory KYC (Know Your Customer) verification. We will always uphold this principle and are committed to continuous development to better serve our users.
2. CCE Cash can split a single transaction into multiple output currencies, a unique feature – was this concept part of the initial vision, or was it developed based on user needs?
The multi-output transaction feature was a core component of our initial technical vision. It was designed from the outset to provide important practical functionality, such as efficient fund allocation and network fee management. While the feature was conceived during the development process, its specific implementation and continuous improvement are driven by user needs to ensure maximum usability and convenience.
3. Different platforms have different definitions of privacy. How does CCE Cash define user privacy? How do you balance functionality and data minimization?
At CCE Cash, we firmly believe that privacy is a right, not a privilege. In this era of increasing surveillance—where digital activity is relentlessly tracked and monitored—fighting for financial and personal autonomy is more important than ever. Through careful design, every feature is based on technical necessity, not for data collection, and never at the expense of user sovereignty. We are building tools for freedom, not tools for surveillance.
4. Is supporting Monero more complex than supporting transparent blockchains?
Yes, from a technical and operational perspective, supporting Monero is significantly more complex than supporting transparent blockchains like Bitcoin or Ethereum. The core challenge lies in Monero's unique privacy-centric architecture, which impacts compliance processes. For CCE Cash, navigating this complexity is not just a technical challenge, but a direct manifestation of our core commitment to privacy and financial sovereignty. We believe this operational challenge is necessary and worthwhile because it allows us to be a platform that truly protects user privacy by default.
5. How many confirmations are required for Monero transactions on CCE Cash? What factors influence this requirement?
On the CCE Cash platform, Monero (XMR) deposits require 3 block confirmations. This low confirmation requirement ensures users can complete transactions quickly. Of course, network stability may affect this process. While delays are rare, they can occasionally occur due to brief fluctuations in the node network or our technical adjustments. If any delays occur, our team will prioritize addressing them to ensure customers receive their funds as quickly as possible.
6. What are the minimum and maximum order sizes when trading Monero, especially when using the split transaction feature?
When trading Monero (XMR) on our platform, the minimum transaction amount is approximately 6 USDT, but there is no maximum transaction limit. The largest single order we have successfully processed to date exceeded 1800 XMR. For transactions using the split feature (which allows distributing funds to multiple addresses), the minimum transaction limit increases by approximately 1 USDT equivalent in XMR for each additional output address.
7. How will CCE Cash handle Monero network upgrades (e.g., FCMP++)? How difficult is it to implement protocol changes on your trading platform?
As of January 2026, CCE Cash has successfully integrated the Monero network FCMP++ protocol upgrade. The main challenge here is not just basic integration. Crucially, it requires advanced development capabilities and strategic foresight to comprehensively assess how each protocol change interacts with our platform's unique features (such as multi-output transactions) while fully safeguarding customer privacy and security. This ensures our platform not only adapts to these changes but also actively enhances privacy protection and operational resilience in line with our core principles.
8. Which features of FCMP++ are beneficial to your trading platform?
Firstly, privacy protection is enhanced. Tracing your inputs to specific locations on the blockchain becomes more difficult, thus broadening the scope of privacy protection. Secondly, performance is improved. Transaction size is reduced from approximately 2.5 KB to approximately 1.5 KB (a 40% reduction), slowing down blockchain growth, reducing network bandwidth pressure, and speeding up synchronization. Finally, security is improved. Decoy inputs are no longer needed, reducing the possibility of privacy leaks due to misconfiguration and defending against certain specific attack vectors.
9. Looking ahead to 2026 and beyond, how do you see the cross-chain transaction space evolving, particularly for privacy-focused assets like Monero?
In the future, cross-chain transactions may become the fundamental infrastructure for all value transfers. For privacy-focused assets like Monero, this means a dual reality: on the one hand, a growing demand for confidential transactions; on the other hand, increasingly stringent global regulations.
10. If you had to explain the core advantages of CCE Cash to a Monero user in one sentence, what would you say?
We don't know how to answer this question. Many services on the market claim to require no KYC and not record user information. While CCE Cash also possesses these characteristics, the ultimate choice rests with the user. We simply need to deliver on what we advertise and promise.
