# Swaponym

> Swaponym (swaponym.com) is an instant, non-custodial crypto-to-crypto exchange: 1,018 assets across 177 networks, swapped from the user's own wallet to the user's own wallet with no account and no KYC, at a live (floating) or locked (fixed) rate. Fees and limits are shown before anything is sent.

Key facts:
- No account, no email, no identity document, at any amount. The one documented case where a swap can be held: a deposit flagged by the sanctions / known-theft screening that the settling desk runs on every deposit address (see https://swaponym.com/aml).
- Non-custodial: one deposit to an address created for that order only, one payout straight to the address the user gives. No balances, no withdrawal step, no fiat, no card payments.
- Rates: floating (settled at market when the deposit confirms) or fixed (locked for a countdown, about 20 minutes). Both network fees and the margin are already inside the quoted amount; nothing is added after confirmation.
- Revenue: the spread only — the difference between the wholesale rate and the quoted rate. Liquidity and settlement come from an exchange engine Swaponym routes to.
- Catalogue right now: 1,018 assets across 177 networks, 510 of them lockable at a fixed rate (figures read from the engine when this file is generated).
- If a swap cannot complete, the deposit is returned to the refund address given at creation, minus the network fee of the return; Swaponym charges nothing for a refund.
- Orders are identified by an order ID only (no login); status, deposit and payout transaction hashes are public at https://swaponym.com/track.
- The web server keeps no access log and the site loads no third-party script. Public JSON API without key: https://swaponym.com/api (reference) and https://swaponym.com/openapi.json (OpenAPI 3.1).

## Exchange
- [Home — the exchange module](https://swaponym.com/): pick a pair, get a live quote with the payout network fee and the limits, paste a payout address, send one deposit.
- [No-KYC crypto exchange](https://swaponym.com/no-kyc-crypto-exchange): what "no KYC" means here, its one limit, a seven-point checklist to judge any no-KYC service.
- [Track an order](https://swaponym.com/track): live status by order ID, no login.
- [Supported assets](https://swaponym.com/assets): every asset and network, searchable; 1,018 assets, 177 networks.

## Coin pages
- [Bitcoin (BTC) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/bitcoin): Swap BTC for any of the assets on the desk, or get BTC with what you already hold — one on-chain deposit, one payout to your own wallet.
- [Ethereum (ETH) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/ethereum): ETH on Ethereum mainnet and on its layer-2 networks, each with its own live rate and its own network fee — pick the one your wallet actually uses.
- [Tether (USDT) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/tether): USDT on TRC20, ERC20, BEP20, Solana, Polygon, TON and more — swap it for another asset, or move it from one network to another in a single step.
- [Monero (XMR) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/monero): Get XMR with Bitcoin, stablecoins or anything else on the desk — or swap out of it — without an account and without an identity check.
- [Solana (SOL) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/solana): SOL settles in seconds and costs a fraction of a cent to move, which makes it one of the fastest assets to receive from a swap.
- [USD Coin (USDC) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/usd-coin): USDC on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and the other networks it is issued on — with the fee of each one shown before you choose.
- [Litecoin (LTC) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/litecoin): Fast blocks and low fees make LTC a favourite for moving value between services — swap it in either direction at a live rate.
- [BNB (BNB) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/bnb): BNB on BNB Smart Chain: a few seconds to confirm, a few cents to move, and the same 0x address as your Ethereum wallet — on a different network.
- [TRON (TRX) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/tron): TRX is what pays for every TRC20 transfer, USDT included — swap into it to keep a wallet moving, or out of it at a live rate.
- [XRP (XRP) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/xrp): XRP settles in seconds. The one thing to get right is the destination tag — needed when you receive into an exchange account, not into your own wallet.
- [Dogecoin (DOGE) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/dogecoin): One-minute blocks, low fees and no memo to worry about: DOGE is among the simplest assets to swap in either direction.
- [Cardano (ADA) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/cardano): ADA to and from the rest of the market, with the long addr1 address checked against the network before anything is created.
- [Bitcoin Cash (BCH) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/bitcoin-cash): BCH at a live rate, with one trap worth knowing before you send: its legacy addresses look exactly like Bitcoin’s.
- [Dai (DAI) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/dai): The decentralised dollar stablecoin, on Ethereum and on the cheaper networks it has been bridged to — with each network’s fee on screen.
- [Polygon (POL) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/polygon): POL, the token that replaced MATIC — listed on Ethereum as an ERC20 token, with the Polygon-network native token alongside it.
- [Toncoin (TON) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/toncoin): Toncoin became Gram on 15 June 2026 — same coin, same addresses, a new name and ticker. It is still listed here as TON: swap it for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, in either direction.
- [Zcash (ZEC) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/zcash): Swap ZEC for Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or anything else on the desk — or get ZEC with them — without an account. One rule to know first: payouts go to a transparent address.
- [Dash (DASH) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/dash): DASH at a live rate in both directions — fast to confirm, cheap to move, and with one thing worth knowing if you came for privacy: its transactions are public by default.
- [Avalanche (AVAX) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/avalanche): AVAX on the C-Chain — the Ethereum-compatible chain every wallet and exchange uses — swapped for Bitcoin, stablecoins or anything else on the desk, at a live or locked rate.
- [Chainlink (LINK) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/chainlink): LINK on Ethereum and on the cheaper networks it is bridged to — swapped for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, with each network’s fee on screen.
- [Shiba Inu (SHIB) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/shiba-inu): SHIB to Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, and back — at a live rate, on Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain, with no account.
- [Stellar (XLM) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/stellar): XLM settles in about five seconds for a fraction of a cent. The two things to get right: the memo, when an exchange asks for one, and the reserve of a brand-new account.
- [NEAR Protocol (NEAR) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/near): NEAR to Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, and back. The payout goes to a readable account name like alice.near or to a 64-character implicit account — checked before anything is created.
- [Cosmos (ATOM) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/cosmos): ATOM on the Cosmos Hub, swapped for Bitcoin, stablecoins or anything else on the desk — with the memo question and the IBC question answered before you send.
- [Hedera (HBAR) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/hedera): HBAR settles in a few seconds for a fraction of a cent. On this desk the payout goes to a Hedera account ID — the 0.0.123456 kind — checked before anything is created.
- [Sui (SUI) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/sui): SUI finalises in under a second and costs a fraction of a cent to move — swap it for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, in either direction.
- [Arbitrum (ARB) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/arbitrum): ARB, the governance token of the largest Ethereum layer 2, swapped at a live rate on Arbitrum One itself — cheap to receive, and paid out to your own 0x address.
- [Official Trump (TRUMP) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/official-trump): TRUMP is a Solana token: seconds to confirm, fractions of a cent to move. Swap it for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk — and check which TRUMP you hold before you send.
- [Kaspa (KAS) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/kaspa): KAS confirms in seconds thanks to ten blocks per second. Swap it for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk — or get KAS with them — without an account.
- [Hyperliquid (HYPE) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/hyperliquid): HYPE on HyperEVM, Hyperliquid’s Ethereum-compatible chain — swapped for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, and paid out to your own 0x address.
- [Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/wrapped-bitcoin): Turn BTC into WBTC to use it on Ethereum, or WBTC back into native bitcoin — one deposit, one payout, no bridge to approve and no account.
- [PAX Gold (PAXG) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/pax-gold): Gold, as a token: each PAXG is backed by one fine troy ounce held in custody. Get it with Bitcoin or USDT — or turn it back into crypto — without an account.
- [Tether Gold (XAUT) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/tether-gold): XAUT tracks the price of gold: each token represents one troy ounce held in a Swiss vault. Swap into it from Bitcoin or USDT, or back out, at a live rate.
- [Bonk (BONK) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/bonk): BONK, Solana’s community meme token: seconds to confirm, fractions of a cent to move. Swap it for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, in either direction.
- [Algorand (ALGO) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/algorand): ALGO settles in about three seconds, final on arrival. Swap it for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk — with the memo and minimum-balance rules explained before you send.
- [Render (RENDER) exchange](https://swaponym.com/coins/render): RENDER on Solana, where the token has lived since its 2023 migration from Ethereum — swapped for Bitcoin, USDT or anything else on the desk, in either direction.

## Pair pages
Any pair is at /swap/<from>-<to> using the legacy tickers of /api/currencies (e.g. usdttrc20, usdterc20); 581 pairs are listed in https://swaponym.com/sitemap-pairs.xml. Most visited:
- [Swap BTC to USDT (TRC20)](https://swaponym.com/swap/btc-usdttrc20): Bitcoin to Tether (TRC20), live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap BTC to ETH](https://swaponym.com/swap/btc-eth): Bitcoin to Ethereum, live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap BTC to XMR](https://swaponym.com/swap/btc-xmr): Bitcoin to Monero, live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap ETH to USDT (ERC20)](https://swaponym.com/swap/eth-usdterc20): Ethereum to Tether (ERC20), live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap USDT (TRC20) to BTC](https://swaponym.com/swap/usdttrc20-btc): Tether (TRC20) to Bitcoin, live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap SOL to BTC](https://swaponym.com/swap/sol-btc): Solana to Bitcoin, live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap ETH to BTC](https://swaponym.com/swap/eth-btc): Ethereum to Bitcoin, live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Swap XMR to BTC](https://swaponym.com/swap/xmr-btc): Monero to Bitcoin, live rate, minimum, four-size price ladder, FAQ.
- [Convert USDT TRC20 to ERC20](https://swaponym.com/swap/usdttrc20-usdterc20): same coin, other network — no bridge, no account. Also BEP20, Solana, Polygon, TON; USDC on ERC20, BSC, Solana, Polygon, Base.

## Guides
- [How to swap BTC to XMR without KYC](https://swaponym.com/guides/how-to-swap-btc-to-xmr-without-kyc): Turn Bitcoin into Monero without an account or an ID check: what you need, the exact steps, today’s minimum and fees, and the mistakes that cost people money.
- [How to buy Monero (XMR) without KYC](https://swaponym.com/guides/how-to-buy-monero-without-kyc): The realistic ways to get XMR without handing over your identity — starting from crypto you already hold, or from cash — with the trade-offs of each route.
- [Monero delisted? Where to buy, sell and swap XMR now](https://swaponym.com/guides/monero-delisted-where-to-swap-xmr): Why exchanges keep dropping Monero, what it changes for holders, and the routes that still work for buying, selling or swapping XMR — with live prices.
- [Best Monero wallets: where to receive your XMR](https://swaponym.com/guides/best-monero-wallets): The Monero wallets worth trusting in 2026 — desktop, mobile and hardware — compared on what matters when you receive XMR: nodes, seeds, subaddresses.
- [Monero vs Zcash: two ways to private money](https://swaponym.com/guides/monero-vs-zcash): Private by default or private by choice: how Monero and Zcash hide transactions, where each one leaks, which exchanges list them, and how to swap between them.
- [How to buy Bitcoin without KYC](https://swaponym.com/guides/how-to-buy-bitcoin-without-kyc): The realistic ways to get BTC without handing over your identity — from crypto you already hold, or from cash — with today’s rates and the trade-offs of each.
- [Bitcoin transaction stuck? How to speed it up — and what it means for a swap](https://swaponym.com/guides/bitcoin-transaction-stuck): Why a Bitcoin transaction sits unconfirmed, today’s fee rates, and the ways out — Replace-By-Fee, Child-Pays-For-Parent or waiting — step by step.
- [USDT networks compared: TRC20 vs ERC20 vs BEP20](https://swaponym.com/guides/usdt-networks-trc20-vs-erc20-vs-bep20): The same USDT on different blockchains: live network fees for each, how the addresses differ, which one to pick, and how to move USDT from one network to another.
- [How to send USDT (TRC20) without TRX](https://swaponym.com/guides/send-usdt-trc20-without-trx): Why a USDT transfer on TRON needs TRX, what it costs today in energy and in dollars, and five ways to send when the wallet holds no TRX at all.
- [Sent USDT or another coin to the wrong network? What to do, case by case](https://swaponym.com/guides/sent-crypto-to-wrong-network): Sent USDT on the wrong network? Find your case in three questions: when the coins are already yours, when only an exchange can recover them, and when nothing can.
- [Memo and destination tag: when you need one, and what happens if you forget](https://swaponym.com/guides/memo-destination-tag-explained): Which networks use a memo or destination tag, how to tell whether your deposit needs one, and how to get the funds credited if you left it out.
- [Fixed vs floating rate crypto exchange: which one should you pick?](https://swaponym.com/guides/fixed-vs-floating-rate): What a fixed rate really guarantees, what it costs right now compared with a floating one, and a simple rule for choosing between them.
- [How long does a crypto swap take?](https://swaponym.com/guides/how-long-does-a-crypto-swap-take): Where the minutes actually go in a swap, typical confirmation times network by network, and what to check when yours is taking longer than it should.

## Tools
- [Crypto address validator](https://swaponym.com/tools/address-validator): reads the format of a wallet address, then checks it against the exact asset and network (checksum) — free, nothing stored, works without JavaScript.
- [USDT network fees, compared live](https://swaponym.com/tools/network-fees/usdt): what it costs right now to receive or send USDT on each network.
- [USDC network fees, compared live](https://swaponym.com/tools/network-fees/usdc): what it costs right now to receive or send USDC on each network.
- [ETH network fees, compared live](https://swaponym.com/tools/network-fees/eth): what it costs right now to receive or send ETH on each network.
- [Satoshi converter](https://swaponym.com/tools/satoshi-converter): sats, BTC and US dollars at the live bitcoin price (1 BTC = 100,000,000 sats), reference tables, bitcoin units and the dust limit.
- [Bitcoin fee calculator](https://swaponym.com/tools/bitcoin-fee-calculator): live fee rates (sat/vB) from the mempool, turned into sats and USD for a given address type and number of inputs and outputs.

## API
- [API reference](https://swaponym.com/api): six endpoints — currencies, quote, validate, create, status, tape — with runnable consoles. No key.
- [OpenAPI 3.1](https://swaponym.com/openapi.json): machine-readable description of the same endpoints.

## Company and policies
- [About](https://swaponym.com/about): the model — where liquidity comes from, how Swaponym earns, what the design makes impossible; plain facts in one table.
- [Support](https://swaponym.com/support): situations explained by order state; write with the order ID.
- [Affiliate program](https://swaponym.com/affiliate): partners get a share of the spread; referred users pay the same rate.
- [Terms of service](https://swaponym.com/terms) · [Privacy policy](https://swaponym.com/privacy) · [AML policy](https://swaponym.com/aml) · [Risk disclosure](https://swaponym.com/risk): each clause with a one-sentence "In short".

## Optional
- [Sitemap index](https://swaponym.com/sitemap.xml): pages, coins, guides, pairs.
- [Guides RSS feed](https://swaponym.com/guides/feed.xml)
- [llms-full.txt](https://swaponym.com/llms-full.txt): this file plus the substance of the guides, the coin notes and the API endpoints.