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CoinZoom (coinzoom.com) has 63 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.3 out of 5.
Also known as
coinzoom.com
Website
coinzoom.com
Category
Banking & Money
Location
Salt Lake City, Utah
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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Coinzoom is sending my refund to a closed wise account, despite written proof it is inactive. Support keeps asking wise to recall a transfer that was never sent. I am glad I am always able to access my money on #CVE Capital Corp..company
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jason S.
SCAMMERS
SCAMMERS
Customer service sucks even an ass sucks. I purchased bitcoin on their platform. Never receive my bitcoin now going on two weeks. No one has contacted me no emails. Do not repeat. Do not download Lornzo. It would be the worst mistake you ever made.
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Todd
Very frustrating
Very frustrating, you can’t get a hold of an actual representative to help with your problems. Coinzoom is not responding to emails regarding refunds and unblocking my account. This company is a fraud and should be investigated by SEC and CFBP for bad business practices and holding customers funds without proper explanation or direction
Response from CoinZoomAug 5, 2026
Hi Todd,
We're sorry to hear about your experience. We want to help, but we can't identify your account based on your review alone.
Please contact us through our Support Center at support.coinzoom.com or email [email protected] from the email address associated with your CoinZoom account. Please include your full name and the email address registered on the account so we can locate it and review your concerns.
We take customer concerns seriously and are committed to investigating any account-specific issues. Once we can identify your account, we'll be happy to check the status of your refund or account and provide any available updates.
We look forward to hearing from you.
AJ
Andrew J.
This company truly needs to be…
This company truly needs to be investigated by Government regulators for unfair and deceptive business practices. Very, very poor customer service, Unable to speak with a live person. For numerous months, the company has been non-responsive regarding my refund. They have had ample opportunities to complete and return my refund.
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Amanda
I have used the same Solana deposit…
I have used the same Solana deposit address in my CoinZoom account for about a year without any issues. Recently, I deposited $350 to that address, but the funds never appeared in my account.
While checking my Solana wallet history, I tapped the "Receive" button and watched the deposit address change on my screen. I immediately contacted support, but I was told that deposit addresses do not change on their own. That response doesn't match what I experienced.
My main concern is that my deposit was sent to the address that had been assigned to my account, and now my $350 is missing. Support has stopped responding, and I have not received a clear explanation or a resolution.
I am asking CoinZoom to investigate what happened, explain why the deposit address changed, and either locate my funds or reimburse the missing $350. This has been a very frustrating experience, and I hope the issue is resolved promptly.
Response from CoinZoomJul 31, 2026
Hello, we apologize for the frustration this situation caused. We're happy that we got this sorted and the funds are in your account. Please feel free to reach out to our support team if you need any further assistance!
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HOLLY W.
My experience with CoinZoom has been…
My experience with CoinZoom has been extremely disappointing. My funds have been tied up for over six weeks with no resolution.
I followed every instruction I was given. CoinZoom asked my bank to initiate a callback/recall request, and my bank completed that process twice. My bank has now confirmed that more than 30 days have passed and there is nothing further they can do on their end.
Despite this, CoinZoom continues to hold my funds without providing a clear explanation or a solution. I have repeatedly requested that they close my account and return the funds to the original bank account they came from, but the issue remains unresolved.
The lack of communication and the lengthy delay have been incredibly frustrating. I simply want my account closed and my funds returned. I hope CoinZoom will take responsibility, resolve this matter promptly, and improve how they communicate with customers facing serious account issues.
Response from CoinZoomJul 20, 2026
Thank you for sharing your feedback, Holly. We sincerely apologize for the frustration and understand how concerning it is when funds remain unavailable for an extended period.
Unfortunately, we are unable to investigate or comment on the specific circumstances of your account based on this review alone, as it does not include any information that identifies the account.
If you contact our support team directly at [email protected] and provide your account email address or support ticket number, we will be happy to review the status of your case, explain any applicable holds or requirements, and provide an update on the next steps. Our goal is to resolve your concerns as quickly as possible while complying with our regulatory and security obligations.
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Maria
CoinZoom is withholding my funds
CoinZoom is withholding my funds. They are forcing a refund to a permanently closed Wise account. Despite providing official written proof from Wise that the account is dead, tier-1 support keeps copy-pasting an impossible request telling me to ask Wise to recall a transfer that hasn't even been sent
Response from CoinZoomJun 26, 2026
We're sorry for the frustration this situation has caused.
Based on our review, CoinZoom cannot release the funds directly. They must be returned by the originating financial institution that sent the transfer. If the sending bank account has been closed, the sending bank remains responsible for ensuring the returned funds are delivered to you through an alternate method.
We understand this is inconvenient, but we are unable to redirect or release the funds through a different bank or account. Please continue working with the originating financial institution, as they are the only party that can complete the return of your funds.
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Christopher M.
A case study in how not to treat your most loyal users
A case study in how not to treat your most loyal users
I have been part of CoinZoom since day one, well before the launch of their native token. I was the first non-employee or executive to hold over 1,000,000 ZOOM tokens, one of the company’s largest long-term holders, and a top affiliate responsible for significant user referrals and growth. I have been highly visible and active in the community for years.
Because CoinZoom’s onboarding process is objectively more complex than nearly every competing exchange, I have personally conducted countless onboarding calls to prevent new users from abandoning the platform. Without this hand-holding, most would not complete funding and would leave for competitors. This is not opinion, it is observed behavior repeated for years.
I have consistently provided both positive and negative feedback to CoinZoom. When negative, it has always been:
Specific
Respectful
Based on real user experience
Accompanied by clear, realistic solutions
Recently, I once again raised a long-standing onboarding issue, one I have reported multiple times over several years. It has never been fixed, never acknowledged as being worked on, and yet materially prevents new users from funding accounts. The solution is straightforward and realistically achievable in days, not months.
To ensure clarity, I provided:
A written explanation
A proposed solution
A screen-recorded video showing the exact user experience
The response from a CoinZoom employee, Fiona, was deeply concerning.
Instead of engaging with the substance of the issue, she:
Claimed the feedback was “disrespectful” without identifying a single disrespectful statement
Accused me of lying, asserting the video evidence was not real or “not representative”
Refused to answer repeated, direct questions asking where I was allegedly disrespectful
Responded to clarification requests with: “I’m not going to play those games”
I offered to:
Take the discussion private via email
Hop on a one-on-one call
Participate in scheduled monthly feedback calls from active users in the field
All were refused. No alternative contact, escalation path, or resolution process was provided.
Shortly after, I was banned from the official Discord, a channel explicitly described by CoinZoom as a place for community feedback, solely for raising persistent product issues.
Since then, CoinZoom has publicly alleged that I was “abusive” and “disrespectful.” This claim is demonstrably false. I have repeatedly requested one single quote showing abuse or disrespect. None has been provided. Other community members have publicly stated, verbatim, that they saw nothing disrespectful and were troubled by CoinZoom’s handling of the situation.
This experience explains a great deal.
No legitimate company:
Punishes loyal users for identifying friction that blocks growth
Conflates product criticism with personal abuse
Refuses private escalation while accusing someone publicly
Silences feedback instead of addressing it
If this is how CoinZoom treats one of its earliest adopters, largest holders, and strongest advocates—someone actively helping onboard users—how should a new customer expect to be treated?
Imagine Apple, Google, or Microsoft banning a major stakeholder for calmly documenting user-experience failures and proposing solutions. That would be headline-level corporate misconduct.
The conclusion is unavoidable: CoinZoom does not lack feedback—it lacks willingness to listen. Growth stagnation makes sense when systemic issues are ignored and messengers are removed instead of problems.
For these reasons, I can no longer recommend CoinZoom. There are exchanges with simpler onboarding, clearer communication, and leadership that understands feedback is an asset—not a threat.
Pre-emptive clarification (because it will be claimed otherwise)
Honest documentation of real user experience, supported by video evidence and offered with solutions, is not abuse. If accurate feedback feels “disrespectful,” the issue is not tone; it is the unresolved problem itself and you should work on resolving it, not silencing those with the problem
Response from CoinZoomJan 30, 2026
We do not tolerate abuse of our staff from any customers - even highly valued customers like you, one of our longest-standing VIPs and someone who has been a tremendous supporter of our business.
We have been working on your ideas and suggestions for improvements to our card processes, particularly when it comes to the experience of our international customers. We have responded to all your complaints and expressions of frustration. We consistently reply to all customer feedback, both positive and negative - across all our forums, especially in direct conversations like on Discord and Trustpilot - just as we always replied to yours, despite its tone and disdain.
We asked you repeatedly to stop being so disrespectful to our business, but you have continued to be abusive in our community, which is why we removed you from our Discord Channel.
We are very disappointed that you will be leaving CoinZoom and we are sad to be losing you - it is clear that you have always wanted us to realize our true potential - but if that means that we do not have to endure you insulting our employees and our business any more (as demonstrated very clearly in this review), then it is the right thing for both of us. We thank you for your support over the years.