I don’t know how many that us Liquid, but I do and I am trying to learn it. So wath I want to do is to make a beginners user guide in to Liquid exchange.
This is easy, go to https://www.liquid.com/ . Topp right corner there is Sign Up.
Create one account.
Choose your spot in the world where you live
On this page you must be aware of !!. above the E-mail address you can choose private or company.
When you have done the initial sign in and got the 2 part authenticator and al that up an running, there is the time to do the KYC thing they have. You need to upload some papire like in ETN Passport, driving licence, paycheck type of dokument, i used driving license because my passport was out of date and my driving license have a better picture, it didn’t look like a was caught with my fingers in the candy bowl.
When all the details are set and we are ready to buy, we need something to buy ETN with
This is a feature i have not used because i have bought ETN with BTC. The thing i notis is it could take up to 10 days from your payment to you receive your Fiat funds in Liquid. I want blame liquid for that but the fiat money system that liquide has to obey
This is the wallet, just like my fiat wallet…Empty!
This is hove you deposit your BTC to the wallet so you can buy ETN, i use the BTC wallet so you can see the how easy it is to use. !!!If you deposit ETN never forget to put in the payment ID!!!
When you gonna withdrawal your ETN remember this is taking some time 1-3 days!!! and that is because this is a real exchange that checks that you’re ETN is nice and not a criminal thing like money laundering or something i don’t know.
When opening the deposit tab on liquid and you want to deposit ETN of some strange reason i want comment.
You get a wallet address and a payment ID. You copy one at the time and past them into your ETN wallet.
This are the tip from liquid
No we move in to the markets 
Remember it takes time to move assets so nothing is lightning fast.
You chose on this page witch market you are entering and i will choose ETN/BTC by scrolling down to i find the right market.
Her is the trading screen
I did place a order, that is weary simpel. I can see the green buy thing is green, i can set the amount, but pused max, and down to the green confirm button afterwords, and confirm. Then you can see the buy orders when scrolling little bit down.
If i wanted to sell i can do it like buying, but then all buttons are red, I put in the amount of BTC i want for the amount of ETN and place order.
I tried to shove where the sell orders are but it went to quick that i didn’t get a screen shoot, but her is the confirmation.
A propper bad deal!!!
The live orders supposed to be on the left side where the rocket is. When the order is live, you can adjust it by click it or cancel it, you can cancel it even if it isn’t filled.
I did lose on the last trade so no i want my asset to work for me while banging my head to the desk. I gonna lend my satoshi to a better trader.
Look witch assets you can lend
Her i have made the numbers and are ready to create an offer.
Her i can monitor my offers and cancel if i want to.
I wanted to do this with ETN but the ETN was sold in a blink of an eye.
nice guidelines for those who want to use liquid exchange
@B.F.A Couple of questions bud,…
Thank you boss!
1.i am not sure, but i think it depends of the size of assets and witch type
2. I lend 0.00000137 BTC in the guid, so i think smale numbers are also available, but i dont know the exact amount
So as little as 137 Satoshi 
Roughly 1.5 Electroneum. Thanks bud,…
You can try withdrawing any amount of Electroneum or even at 0.00 It should give out some fees, but Ill take a look at their website and see if I can dig some fees. Last time I created an account, Liquid wanted KYC before operating exchange wallets, will have to do that soon.
Small amounts 
it was the money i used while making this guide, i didn’t think it could go thru, but it did
Oh Btw, what about the KYC for liquid? For being in United States, they wanted me to supply Identification to use exchange 
Liquid is a exchange in japan that runs under government laws, so they have to ask about your personal information the same way a bank have to do. You can use Passport, driving license, The therms and condition beside that i am not familiar with, Cheeking…
A verified Liquid account comes with a much higher withdrawal limit
Written by Thanh
Updated over a week ago
Account verification on Liquid is optional. However several services, such as deposits and withdrawals in fiat currencies, require you to have a verified (“approved”) Liquid account.
We need to make sure that you’re a real person we are dealing with, not a bot. Knowing who you are helps us protect your assets and ensures we are compliant with regulatory bodies.
You will need to upload 3 documents:
Accepted formats include bmp, jpg, png, pdf or tiff.
We accept any bills or documents that are issued by a financial institution, a utility company, a government agency or a judicial authority. These include:
The same document used for proof of identity cannot be used for proof of address. Your name on this document must match the legal name first (given) name and family name you have registered on our platform and the name on your ID document.
We must be able to read your address and name in Latin alphabet (A, B, C, etc). If this is not possible, you will need to get your document translated and signed by a notary public.
Finally, the proof of address document must not be older than 3 months. Hand written documents are not accepted.
Some handy tips for ID document and Proof of address
To make sure it’s really you, we need you to take a selfie. Make sure you bring on best selfie game and take a proper picture of your face, and ONLY your face, and not your pet cat (yes, some people actually do that).
Selfie DOs
Selfie DON’Ts
Once you have submitted your documents, they go for automatic screening, all adhering to the strictest security standards to ensure your data is protected. Cases that don’t get approved right away for one reason or another will be flagged and dealt with manually by our Customer Support team.
Thanks a bunch! 
Add an extra layer of security to your Liquid account
Written by Thanh
Updated over a week ago
Upon signing in for the first time to Liquid, you will be prompted to set up 2-factor authentication.
This is the FAQ article on how to do it.
Firstly, download the Google Authenticator app to your phone (Google Play Store or Apple App Store). Alternatively, you can use an authentication app like Microsoft Authenticator (Google Play Store or Apple App Store).
Click Set Up 2FA (screenshot above), or hover your cursor over the humanoid icon at the top right of Liquid dashboard and click the first tab ( Security ).
Click Enable 2-Factor Authentication .
Dashboard will provide you a QR code and a text code to enable 2-factor authentication.
The QR code itself is an image file. Back it up by saving it and the text code to your safety storage. Liquid does not provide backup codes so you will need to save your own in case you lose your 2FA device and need to re-enable 2FA with a new phone.
The screenshot above is only an example - do not scan or save the example codes. Scan the one provided by your own Liquid dashboard.
Open Google Authenticator (the app you just downloaded to your phone right before STEP 1).
If you use a different app, tap whatever it takes to add a new 2FA account, and scan/enter the codes provided.
Google Authenticator will provide you a six-digit code that is specific to your Liquid account. Enter this six-digit code to the Liquid dashboard.
Click Enable 2-Factor Authentication .
Once you have 2FA enabled, you will be asked for a 2FA code (“token”) upon signing in. Whitelisting withdrawal addresses, submitting withdrawal requests, resetting/changing password, and adding new API key all require 2FA tokens.
What to do when you have trouble accessing Liquid
Written by Thanh
Updated over a week ago
It can take up to 10 minutes for this email to arrive to your Inbox. If you still don’t receive the email after 30 minutes, let us know and we’ll investigate. Here are some common causes:
This error happens most often when the date and time on your device does not completely sync with the global time. Please first go to Settings to check whether the date and time is set as “automatic”. Then switch it to “manual" and update it correspondingly. Lastly, change the setting back to automatic again. If you still experience the issue after completing the above steps, restart your phone and try again.
Android users can also use the Settings > Time Correction for Codes function on their Google Authenticator app (GA) to recalibrate.
Another common cause is that the 6-digit code you’re getting from GA isn’t meant for Liquid. The GA account should have an indicator of Liquid or Quoine, and should display your Liquid account email address partially.
If you have saved the original QR code (or text code) when you first set up 2FA for your Liquid account, simply use your chosen 2FA device to scan that code again.
If you don’t have this code, we will need to disable the 2FA setting of your Liquid account. This is so that you can log in again without entering 2FA code and get 2FA set up anew.
The process will require you to provide an “ID selfie” (a photo of you holding your ID document and a note that mentions Liquid and date/time of request). The ID selfie is to verify if you are the owner of the Liquid account that will have its 2FA setting disabled. See requirements for ID selfie at the end of this article.
If you have forgotten your Liquid password but still have working 2FA (i.e. your 2FA device can still generate codes without issue), Liquid provides the ability to reset password yourself.
If you do not have working 2FA, drop us a message and we will assist. The process of resetting password will require you to provide an “ID selfie” (a photo of you holding your ID document and a note that mentions Liquid and date/time of request). The ID selfie is to verify if you are the owner of the Liquid account that will have its password reset. See requirements for ID selfie at the end of this article.
Currently users can’t change the email address of their Liquid account by themselves. To do so, please let us know and we will assist. The process of resetting password will require you to provide an “ID selfie” (a photo of you holding your ID document and a note that mentions Liquid and date/time of request). The ID selfie is to verify if you are the owner of the Liquid account that will have its email address changed. See requirements for ID selfie at the end of this article.
Unintentional account freezing happens when you accidentally click on the Freeze Account link included in all login-related transactional emails sent from Liquid, such as Confirm New IP Address or Successful Login from New IP emails.
If your account has zero balance, let us know and we will restore your account back to its previous status. This process does not require any additional step.
If your account has positive balance, we will need your help in providing an ID selfie. This is to make sure that you truly froze your account in mistake and not some hacker trying to bypass our security setting. See requirements for ID selfie at the end of this article.
The photo needs to include the following:
Requirements for selfie
Requirements for identity document
Requirements for handwritten note
A better answer regarding fee structure.
Fees applied to trading, lending, and deposits/withdrawals
Written by Thanh
Updated this week
Home currency pair is BTC + the home currency of your Country of Residence selected at registration. For example if your Country of Residence is Japan, your home currency pair will be BTC/JPY.
Your home currency pair can be found by hovering the cursor over the humanoid icon on the upper right side of the platform.
For crypto/fiat pairs, trading fee is zero for all pairs (home and non-home).
For crypto/crypto pairs that were previously on Qryptos only:
If you choose to pay trading fee using QASH, there will be a 50% discount applicable only to crypto/crypto pairs for market takers.
However, please note that crypto/crypto pairs that were previously listed on Quoinex are currently zero fee/rebate (for takers & makers). These include BTC and ETH pairings with QASH, BCH, DASH, QTUM, NEO, UBTC, XRP and RKT.
Trading fee for margin trades made in all pairs (crypto/crypto and crypto/fiat) is 0.05%.
Liquid does not charge fees for crypto deposits at the moment.
Liquid does not charge fees for incoming fiat deposits. We credit to our customers what we receive from our banks and payment processors. If your deposit is not the full amount when credited to your Liquid account, the difference is always bank fee.
We are using the following banks and payment processors:
Swapforex itself is a payment processor, not a bank. Transactions processed by Swapforex are subject to fees and charges imposed by their banks, which are in this case Raiffeisen Poland and DBS Singapore.
Liquid does not charge fee for crypto withdrawals at the moment.
Withdrawal fee collected by Liquid for fiat payments is deducted into withdrawal amount.
Payment processor charges:
“Interest Payment Fee” is 50% of Interest Transfer and is collected by Liquid from the lender whenever Interest Transfer is credited.
