No matter how they explain that to you - you do NOT own assets you spent money on.In banks, or other well trusted platforms you are the owner of the assets. If the bank or platform goes bankrupt you still own the assets. Not in the case of Currency.com!!They have variable availability of listed assets. If you buy a token (thinking it is an asset) of a company/ETF or anything and they decide to remove it from the platform (delist it) your token will be sold automatically. That will force you (not like you have anything to say) to liquidate your asset no matter the price.If that does not convince you yet, the fees/commissions are tremendously high!!!! On top of this, the moment you want to withdraw your money you will face only problems and shady practices -> asking for your ID (again), asking for bills and some video calls. Smells like identity theft!!Do not engage with them.
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