Swap crypto straight to your own wallet
Pick a pair, paste your address, send the deposit. The coins land in your wallet, usually within minutes.
Your funds never sit on an exchange account, and most swaps need no sign-up at all.
Popular swap pairs
The pairs people search for most, each with the one detail that trips up first-timers.
Most swaps land before your coffee gets cold
Your deposit confirms, the swap gets routed to the best available rate, and the coins hit your wallet. No order books, no waiting on a withdrawal queue.
Start a swapHow a crypto swap works here
Choose the pair and amount
You see the estimated amount you’ll receive before anything moves. Switch between fixed and floating to compare.
Paste your receiving address
This is where the new coins go. Make sure the address matches the network you picked. A wrong network is the most common way people lose money on swaps.
Send the deposit
You get a one-time deposit address. Send the exact amount from any wallet or exchange account.
Receive your coins
Once the deposit confirms on-chain, the swapped coins are sent to you. Save your swap ID until they arrive.
Fixed or floating rate? Decide by the coin you send
The floating rate almost always shows a better number on screen. Whether you actually get it depends on how long your deposit takes to confirm.
Rate follows the market until your deposit lands
Lower spread, but the final amount can move up or down while your transaction confirms.
Good for stablecoin pairs and fast chains like Solana or Tron.
Amount locked the moment you create the swap
Costs a little more. You must send within the time window shown, or the rate expires.
Worth it for Bitcoin deposits and anything volatile.
My rule of thumb: small stablecoin swaps go floating. Bitcoin, or a token that moves 5% in an hour, goes fixed. Saving 0.3% isn’t worth it if the price drops while your BTC sits in the mempool.
Five checks before you send anything
Blockchain transactions can’t be reversed. Nearly every lost-swap story I’ve seen comes down to one of these.
- 1Match the network, not only the coin. USDT exists on several chains. The receiving address must be on the network you selected.
- 2Add the memo or destination tag. XRP, XLM and TON deposits to exchanges often need one. Without it the funds arrive but nobody can match them to you.
- 3Stay above the minimum. Deposits below it can’t be processed, and getting a refund takes a support ticket.
- 4Compare the first and last six characters. Clipboard malware and address poisoning both rely on lookalike addresses you won’t read in full.
- 5Budget the network fee. Sending from Ethereum costs gas on top of the swap. ethereum.org explains how gas is priced.
Instant swap vs exchange vs DEX
| Feature | Instant swap (this site) | Centralized exchange | DEX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account | Not needed for most swaps | Required, with ID checks | Connect a wallet |
| Who holds your funds | Only the deposit, only during the swap | The exchange, until you withdraw | You |
| Cross-chain (BTC to SOL) | One step | Deposit, trade, withdraw | Usually needs a bridge |
| What you pay | Spread in the rate + network fee | Trading fee + withdrawal fee | Pool fee + gas + slippage |
| Best for | One-off swaps between chains | Frequent trading, cash in and out | Tokens on the same chain |
Where instant swaps lose: if you trade every week, an exchange order book is cheaper over time. I’d rather tell you that than pretend one tool wins at everything.
Crypto swap questions
Do I need an account to swap crypto?
No. For most swaps you only need a receiving address. An email is optional, handy if you want status updates.
How long does a swap take?
Usually minutes. The slow part is your deposit confirming on its own chain. Bitcoin can take longer when blocks are full.
What fees do I pay?
The exchange fee is already inside the rate you see. On top of that you pay the network fee for sending your deposit. There’s no separate service charge at checkout.
I sent the wrong amount. What now?
On a floating swap, a different amount is usually processed at the current rate. On a fixed swap, or below the minimum, contact the exchange partner’s support with your swap ID and ask for a refund. A deposit on the wrong network may not be recoverable.
Can this site access my funds?
No. We never receive your coins or your keys. Deposits go to the exchange partner’s one-time address and the payout goes straight to the address you entered.
Why was my swap paused for verification?
The exchange runs anti-money-laundering checks on deposits. If a transaction gets flagged, they may ask for information before releasing it. It’s rare, and support handles it by swap ID.
Can I send the deposit from an exchange account?
Yes. Some exchanges batch withdrawals or hold them for review, so the swap may start later. On a fixed-rate swap that delay can expire the rate.
Which coins can I swap?
100+ coins and tokens across major chains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron and BNB Chain. The widget lists what’s live right now.