Swap coins across networks with no sign-up or account. Review your quote and wallet network before sending.
All popular assets, ready to swap in one place.
Private, fast, and priced fairly — the way swapping should be.
Swap in seconds. We never ask who you are and never hold your keys.
One small fee, already inside your quote. No hidden costs added on top.
Fixed rates lock the quoted payout under the order terms. Floating quotes are estimates that can change before settlement.
Hundreds of assets across every major network, swapped directly cross-chain.
Illustrative market estimates, not completed swaps. Get your exact quote above.
Connection to this service. Pair availability is checked in your quote.
The short answers — reach out on Contact for anything else.
No account, no sign-up. You keep your own keys and only ever send to a one-time deposit address for a single order.
Costs are included in your quote. Alongside it you pay the provider's market rate and the network fee. Nothing hidden is added on top.
The minimum is the smallest amount that still makes sense after network fees — usually a dollar or two, shown right under the amount box. Floating-rate swaps have no set maximum. Fixed-rate swaps have a per-order maximum (the provider's locked-rate reserve), also shown under the amount — so if an amount is too large, we tell you before you send, never after.
Fixed locks the rate when you create the order, so you receive exactly the amount shown, but only if you send the exact amount before the timer runs out. Otherwise the swap is redone at the live market rate or refunded minus the network fee. Float lets you send any amount above the minimum, and whatever arrives is exchanged at the live rate when it confirms. We recommend Float because it can accommodate a different deposited amount within the provider’s limits, while a Fixed order requires the exact amount before its lock expires. Completion still depends on the provider and networks.
Most swaps finish within minutes of your deposit confirming on-chain. Fast networks land in seconds; slower ones like Bitcoin take a little longer. You watch it move live on the order page the whole way through.
Yes. Orders live only on this device, and every order gets its own secret access key. Nobody can look up, list, or interfere with your order without your personal order link. No account needed, and a swap never asks for an email — a gift-card or cash-out order does, because that is how the card or the payout receipt reaches you.
🔒 Private to this device. Each order has its own secret key, so nobody can see or touch your orders without your personal order link.
A private, no-nonsense way to move between coins. Built for speed, fair pricing, and zero hassle.
CryptoExchanger is an instant, no-account swap. You keep your own keys and never sign up — every order settles straight to the wallet you choose.
Under the hood we route each swap to deep liquidity so you get a fair market rate with a Platform markup: — and nothing hidden on top. Fixed-rate orders lock the amount up front, so the number you're quoted is exactly what lands in your wallet.
No sign-up. No account. Just a clean, instant swap.
You stay in control the whole way — we only ever use a one-time deposit address.
Your quote includes the platform fee, provider spread and applicable network costs before you create an order.
Swap from a few dollars up — no sign-up, no caps getting in your way.
Hundreds of assets across every major network, swapped directly cross-chain.
Questions about an order? Reach out with your Order ID.
Open the Orders tab and paste your order link to see live status.
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We never ask for your private keys or seed phrase. Ever.
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Everything you need to know before you swap — clear and simple.
Every order comes with a private link that holds its own secret key. Open it any time, on any device, to see live status. Only you have that link, so only you can see the order.
No. To swap there is no sign-up, no email and no KYC — choose your coins, enter an amount, and swap, that's the whole process. The off-ramp tabs are the exception: a gift card needs a delivery email, and Cash Out needs a contact email plus the payout destination you name.
Costs are shown before you send. Your quote includes it plus the provider's market spread and the network fee. Nothing hidden is added on top.
The minimum is the smallest amount that still makes sense after network fees — usually a dollar or two, shown right under the amount box. Floating-rate swaps have no set maximum; fixed-rate shows its per-order limit before you send, never after.
Fixed locks the rate when you create the order, so you receive exactly the amount shown. Float follows the live market and exchanges whatever arrives when it confirms — the final rate and completion depend on the provider and networks. Send within the displayed limits. Fixed requires the exact amount before its deposit timer expires.
Usually just a few minutes once your deposit confirms on-chain. Fast networks land in seconds; slower ones like Bitcoin take a little longer to confirm. You watch it move live on the order page the whole time.
Yes. Your browser stores shortcuts to private order links; private order records remain on the server, each protected by its own secret access key. No account, and nobody can look up or list your order without your personal link. Gift-card and cash-out orders also carry the email you gave, because that is how the card or the payout receipt reaches you.
A few networks share one deposit address across many users, so an extra field tells the provider the deposit is yours: XRP uses a numeric Destination Tag; Stellar, TON, Cosmos, EOS and Hedera use a Memo. When your coin needs one, we show it as a mandatory field on the deposit page — baked into the QR where the wallet supports it — behind a quick confirmation step. Miss it or use the wrong one and the funds can be lost, so always include the exact value shown. Every other coin — BTC, ETH, SOL and the vast majority — needs no tag at all.
Three steps, from quote to payout.
Choose the coins and amount, then review the rate type shown with your quote. Fixed orders lock the rate under their terms; Float orders use an estimate until settlement.
Send to the one-time deposit address. We route it straight to deep liquidity.
Your new coins land in the wallet you chose — usually within minutes.
Four steps, about thirty seconds. Hover any step to see the real screen.
Your quote includes provider spread, network costs and platform markup. Review the breakdown before you send.
Paste the wallet that should receive the new coins. We check it against the chain you picked, so a wrong-chain address is refused before you send anything. A refund address on the coin you are sending is asked for too.
You get a one-time deposit address and a countdown. Send once, from any wallet or exchange. Nothing here holds your coins — that address belongs to the provider filling your swap.
Watch it live: deposit seen, confirmed, exchanged, sent. Your coins land in the wallet you chose, usually within minutes, and your order link keeps working afterwards.
Plain-English rules. Short, because the service is simple.
What this is. A non-custodial swap interface. Your swap is executed by a third-party liquidity provider. We never hold your coins: you send directly to a one-time deposit address generated by the provider, and the provider sends the output coin directly to the address you chose.
Fees. This site charges a Platform markup: —, already inside your quote. Your quote also reflects the provider's market rate (their spread) plus the blockchain network fee. The full breakdown is shown under every quote before you commit.
Fixed orders. The rate is locked only if you send the exact amount within the deposit window. Send a different amount or send late and the provider re-prices at the live market rate or refunds to your refund address, minus the network fee.
Float orders. Whatever arrives at the deposit address is exchanged at the market rate when it confirms. The number shown at creation is an estimate; your order page shows the guaranteed minimum where the provider supplies one.
Refunds. Every order requires a refund address. If a swap can't complete, funds are returned there by the provider, minus the network cost of the return transaction. We cannot reverse, redirect, or expedite on-chain transactions.
Your responsibility. Crypto transactions are irreversible. Double-check the deposit address, your receive address, and any required memo/tag before sending. Orders sent to a wrong or expired address may be unrecoverable.
No warranty. The service is provided as-is. Availability depends on third-party providers and blockchains we don't control.
No account is required. Here is what this service stores and shares.
No account, and no KYC to swap. There is nothing to sign up for, and a coin-to-coin swap asks for nothing but addresses. The off-ramp tabs are different, because something has to reach you: Gift Cards asks for a delivery email, which we store on the order and pass to the card supplier that sends the code; Cash Out asks for a contact email and the payout destination you name — for a bank, ACH or wire payout that is the account holder's name, routing and account number, and we store it on the order because it is what the payout is sent to. If the direct bank payout is switched on it asks for legal name, date of birth, address and tax ID as well — those go to the regulated bank partner that runs the check, and those verification fields are not stored on the order.
Orders are private by construction. Every order gets its own secret access key, stored hashed on the server — the plaintext key exists only in your order link and your own browser. There is no public or global list of orders, and no endpoint that returns anyone else's order.
What an order stores. A swap order: the pair, amounts, the provider's deposit address, your receive and refund addresses, and transaction hashes — the minimum needed to show your order status and handle refunds. A gift-card or cash-out order also stores the email you gave, and Cash Out stores the payout destination you typed, because there is no way to send you the card or the money without them.
Your device, your history. The Orders page uses private links saved in your browser's local storage. Clearing it removes this device's order shortcuts; private order records remain on the server. A saved order link still opens its order, so keep the link before clearing your browser.
Third parties. Executing a swap necessarily shares the swap details (addresses, amounts) with the liquidity provider that fills it, and market data is fetched from public price APIs. Blockchains are public by nature.
No third-party analytics, trackers, or ads. This service keeps first-party visit counts, daily hashed-IP visitor counts and country statistics, plus operational request logs that may include IP addresses, request paths, response codes and timing. Order access tokens are redacted from request logs. Swap details are stored as described above.
What you see is what you get. Your rate is locked for the deposit window shown on your order page. Send the exact amount shown before the timer runs out and you receive exactly the amount quoted. No surprises: the number on the screen is the number that lands in your wallet.
The rules: the guarantee only holds if you send the exact amount in time. Send more, send less, or send late and the lock is void: the swap is recalculated at the live market rate, or you can take a refund minus the network fee.
Flexible and forgiving. Send any amount above the minimum and the swap goes through. Whatever arrives at the deposit address is exchanged at the live market rate at that moment. If too little arrives, it gets refunded to you.
The trade-off: the amount shown when you create the order is an estimate. Prices move, so you may receive a little more or a little less. In return, you never have to hit an exact number or race a timer.
Not sure which to pick? Choose Float. It is forgiving of wallet fees and slow networks, which is exactly where Fixed orders go wrong.
