About
No founding myth, no stock photos of a trading floor. What follows is the model: where the coins come from, where the money comes from, and what the design makes impossible — including for us.
In plain facts
You send one asset from your wallet, you receive another at an address you choose: 1,019 assets, 177 networks.
No balances, no fiat, no card payments, no order book. Coins pass through; they never sit here.
No sign-up, no email, no document. The one case where a swap can be held — a deposit flagged by sanctions or theft screening — is written in the AML policy.
Floating settles at market when your deposit confirms; fixed locks the amount for a countdown. The gap between the two is shown before you choose.
Both are inside the quoted amount; nothing is added after you confirm. Our only revenue is the spread.
Quotes and settlement come from a liquidity desk; every figure on this site is read from it when the page renders, and timestamped.
Minus the network fee of the return; we charge nothing for it. Without a refund address, a return is arranged by hand through support.
The model
Three parties, one direction, no balance anywhere in the middle.
You send once, from a wallet you control, to an address generated for that one exchange. We never touch your wallet — no connection, no signature, no permission.
We quote the pair, hold the order, and route it to a wholesale liquidity partner that settles it. We are a front end to that liquidity, and we say so rather than imply a vault we do not have.
The payout goes to the address you gave, on the network you picked. There is no balance left over — nothing to withdraw, nothing to claim, nothing to freeze.
How we get paid
The rate you are quoted is slightly below the wholesale rate we can source. That difference is our entire income. There is no fee line, no percentage added at confirmation, no withdrawal charge and no premium tier.
The payout network fee shown with every quote is not ours — it is what the receiving blockchain charges, and we do not keep a share of it.
Our interests and yours line up on everything except the spread itself — so the spread is the thing we show, in numbers, live. The home page quotes the same amount both ways and prints the difference. The pair pages quote the same swap at four sizes so you can see the payout fee eating a small one.
Publishing the unflattering number is the cheapest credibility there is, and almost nobody does it.
Three decisions
Each one costs us something. That is how you know they are real.
no sign-up, no email, no password
access_log off · access.log = /dev/null
deposit → payout, no balance
A page that only lists strengths is an advertisement. So, plainly:
Full detail on the privacy page — including the parts we would rather not have to write.
Right now
Read from the engine as this page was rendered — not written into the HTML by hand.
Every figure on this site comes from the same place: the live catalogue and the live quote engine. If the desk drops a network tomorrow, this page says 176 without anyone editing it — and the footer says degraded on its own when quotes stop flowing.
One deposit, one payout, and the fine print on the outside.