Swap any coin, straight to your wallet.
No account needed. You see the rate, our spread and the network fees before you send anything.
How a swap works
- 1
Choose the coins and your address
Pick what you send and what you want back, then paste the address that should receive it. No account, no sign-up.
- 2
Send the deposit
You get a one-time deposit address. Send the amount shown before the timer runs out. With a fixed rate, the amount you receive is locked.
- 3
Receive it in your wallet
Once the network confirms your deposit, we exchange it and send the new coin to your address. The order page shows each step as it happens.
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Questions
The full rules are in the compliance policy and the terms.
What happens if I send the wrong amount?
Variable-rate swaps accept any amount between the minimum and maximum shown on the order. Fixed-rate swaps need the exact amount quoted. If an amount is outside those limits, or arrives after the order has expired, we do not exchange it: we send it back to your refund address, minus the network fees and a handling fee. If you did not give a refund address, the order page asks for one. Amounts smaller than the network fees cannot be returned.
Why would a swap be held for review, and for how long?
Every deposit is checked automatically, for example for links to sanctioned addresses or stolen funds. If something is flagged, a person reviews it and decides within the deadline shown on your order. The order page shows the deadline. If we miss it, the deposit is refunded automatically, unless the law requires us to keep holding it, for example after a sanctions match.
Are there limits?
Each coin pair has a minimum and a maximum, shown next to the amount. Depending on your country, swaps without identity verification are capped. Some countries need identity verification for every swap, and in some we cannot offer the service at all. The form tells you which applies to you before you start.
What does a swap cost?
Our fee is built into the rate. A fixed rate adds a little. You see it as “Our fee” before you confirm. The network fees for collecting your deposit and sending your payout are shown separately and are already taken off the amount you receive. There are no other charges on a swap. All the details are in fees explained.
Which networks need a memo or tag?
Networks that use one are marked in the coin list. When you send to an exchange on these networks, include the memo or tag the exchange gives you, or the coins may not reach your account. When you deposit to us on one of them, include the memo shown on your order.
Do I need an account?
No. Each swap has its own page with a private link: bookmark it to follow your swap. The browser you used also keeps a key that lets you add a refund address or cancel before you send anything.