Crypto swap on CoinExchange.Cash
Swap supported tokens on the networks enabled in the live app. CoinExchange.Cash is wallet-based: you connect a supported wallet, pick a route, and review rate, fees, slippage, and contract permissions before you sign. This guide explains how swapping works here — not on custodial order-book exchanges.
What “crypto swap” means on this platform
The swap product exchanges one supported cryptocurrency for another using routes configured in the app. You stay in control of your wallet keys for typical flows: the UI shows the quoted output, network, and any aggregator or router contract involved before you approve a transaction.
Swaps are distinct from P2P trades on /trades, where you negotiate price and payment with a counterparty. Swaps are closer to self-directed conversion: you choose tokens and amounts, then authorize the on-chain or routed transfer shown in the interface.
Availability changes with platform configuration. A token or chain listed elsewhere on the site may not appear in swap until it is enabled for that route. The swap screen is authoritative for what you can convert today.
Networks, rates, and fees
Each swap route may use a different network and fee model. Network gas or chain fees are paid from your wallet unless a specific promotion or sponsored flow is shown. Platform or router fees, if any, appear in the quote breakdown before confirmation.
Rates can move between quote and execution. Slippage tolerances and minimum received amounts, when shown, describe how much the output may change if liquidity shifts. Always read the final confirmation screen immediately before signing.
Private swap and standard swap may expose different routes. Privacy-oriented tools can reduce direct public linkage on supported paths but do not guarantee anonymity. Metadata, retention, and legal obligations may still apply.
Verification and limits
Some swap activity can proceed wallet-first; higher volumes, certain assets, or risk signals may trigger email, phone, or identity checks. Limits and eligibility are displayed in account settings and on the flow itself — not on this marketing page.
Swapping does not replace your own due diligence on token contracts. Verify token addresses, decimals, and network with independent sources when you receive assets from third parties.
How to swap crypto on CoinExchange.Cash
- Connect a supported wallet — Open /swap, connect via the wallet button, and confirm you are on the intended site and network.
- Select tokens and amount — Choose the asset you pay with and the asset you want to receive. Enter an amount within displayed limits.
- Review the quote — Check estimated output, fees, slippage settings, and the contract or router address shown for the route.
- Approve and confirm — Sign the wallet transaction. Wait for the explorer or in-app status to show completion before relying on the balance.
- Verify receipt — Confirm the received token and network in your wallet. Contact support only with on-chain identifiers if something fails.
Compared with custodial centralized exchanges
Custodial exchanges hold balances in a pooled account and match orders internally. CoinExchange.Cash swap flows generally move assets from your wallet through the displayed route rather than asking you to deposit into a single corporate hot wallet for conversion.
Centralized venues often bundle spot, margin, and fiat ramps. This platform separates swap tooling from P2P offers, lending, CryptoMart, and other products — each with its own rules and escrow eligibility.
Regulatory treatment, insurance, and recourse differ by venue and jurisdiction. Neither model removes smart-contract, bridge, or user-error risk. Read /risk before moving meaningful value.
Swap risks to review
- Smart-contract or router bugs on the selected route.
- Wrong network or token contract address entered or approved.
- Slippage and partial fills on low-liquidity pairs.
- Wallet malware or phishing that alters recipient addresses.
- Activity-dependent verification delays or limits.
FAQ
- Is swap the same as P2P trading?
- No. P2P trades on /trades match you with another user and may use 2-of-3 multisig escrow on eligible assets. Swap is a self-directed conversion along configured routes.
- Which tokens can I swap?
- Only tokens and networks enabled in the live swap UI. The list can change without this page being updated.
- Are swaps private?
- Standard swaps occur on public networks unless you use a labeled privacy route such as /private-swap. Privacy features reduce linkage; they do not guarantee anonymity.
- What if my transaction fails?
- Failed transactions may still consume network fees. Capture transaction hashes and check explorer status before retrying.
- Do I need an account?
- Wallet connection is required. Email or identity verification may be required depending on activity, asset, and risk checks.