Peatio is an open source cryptocurrency exchange project. It is a widely contributed project which received 467 stars and 188 forks on it’s github page. There are quite a few exchanges already using the Peatio platform which include:
1、Yunbi Exchange https://yunbi.com/ – A crypto-currency exchange funded by BitFundPE
2、One World Coin https://oneworldcoin.com/
3、Bitspark – Bitcoin Exchange in Hong Kong https://bitspark.io/
4、Yes-BTC – Bitcoin Exchange in Taiwan http://www.yes-btc.com/
5、Mulcoin.com http://mulcoin.com/
6、Coinplus – Bitcoin Exchange in South Korea https://ex.coinplus.kr/signin
The main benefit of an open source project is that it is usually much more secure. That is attributed to the fact that the code is open for the public to view and security is achieved not through obscurity but through proper math and cryptography. As a result, it would create a new security standard for exchanges, which in turn might reduce the amount of hacking incidents related to bitcoin exhcanges
.A perfect example of how secure open source applications can be is bitcoin. Anybody can view bitcoin’s core
and compile a node of his own, but nobody can magically generate fraudulent bitcoin to be magically accepted by the block chain*. After all, there is a $4 billion market cap which depends on the software not having any fatal vulnerabilities.The platform is built on Ruby on Rails and contains the following features:
Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=903246.0
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