Ourbit's public review footprint is thin: a few dozen Trustpilot reviews at a score around 2 out of 5, plus a handful of reviewer-site write-ups that rate it as high-risk. The positive reviews point to quick listings of new tokens, an app that is easy to use, and a fee schedule that is easy to read. For a trader chasing early listings, that is the whole pitch, and some users say it delivers.
The negative reviews are about getting out. One customer describes remaining funds blocked for ten months. Others describe deposit bonuses that were advertised on the platform and never credited, withdrawals held pending a review with no deadline, and support that answered promptly but only to restate policy. There is no pattern of a hack or a mass loss, but there is a pattern of the custodian deciding when a customer can leave.
Read together, the reviews describe an exchange that is easy to trade on and uncertain to withdraw from. That is a custodial risk, and it does not exist on a platform that delivers the coins to a wallet you control the moment you pay, which is the model Anytime Capital runs.