Swap BTC in minutes with no account, no email, and no identity check β and with a clear view of exactly what the swap costs you.
Most exchange comparisons rank on brand recognition. For a single swap, three things decide what you actually end up holding, and none of them is brand.
The spread, not the advertised fee. A service showing "0% fees" is not working for free β the margin sits inside the rate you are quoted. The only number worth comparing is how much BTC lands in your wallet, quoted against the mid-market price at the same moment. A visible 0.5% fee on a tight rate beats a hidden 2% spread on a headline of zero.
How long anyone holds your coins. In a swap, your funds pass through the service between deposit and delivery. That window is the actual risk you take on. It should be measured in minutes, and it should end without you having to log in to anything. An exchange that requires you to leave a balance sitting in an account has changed the nature of what you are doing.
Whether the quote survives contact with the network. A rate promised at the start means little if it silently changes while your deposit confirms. Fixed-rate quotes hold the number for a defined window; floating quotes track the market until delivery. Neither is dishonest, but you should know which one you accepted.
Bitcoin's block space is limited and allocated to whoever bids highest. The fee you pay to send your deposit is set by that auction, not by us and not by the amount you are moving.
The practical consequence surprises people: the fee depends on your transaction's size in bytes. A balance assembled from many small receipts must reference every one of those fragments when you spend it, so the transaction swells and costs more than a single large receipt of the same value. If you are consolidating dust, expect a bigger number than you estimated.
Timing matters more than optimisation. Weekend and overnight periods routinely clear the backlog. If your swap is not urgent, checking the mempool before you sign is the single most effective thing you can do to reduce cost.
Every route below is a dedicated page with the specifics for that pair β confirmation behaviour, address formats, and what to check before sending.
Four steps, no account at any point.
Bitcoin transactions cannot be reversed, cancelled, or recalled. There is no support ticket that undoes a wrong address β this is true of every service, not just this one, and it is the reason the address check matters more than anything else on this page.
If the amount is significant to you, receive it into a wallet whose keys you hold, and verify the address on that wallet's own screen before confirming. If your clipboard has been tampered with, that on-device check is the only thing that catches it.
No. There is no registration, no email, and no identity verification at any stage β not to deposit, not to swap, not to withdraw. A destination wallet address is the only thing required.
Typically 5β30 minutes. The variable part is Bitcoin confirmation time, which depends on the fee attached to your deposit and how busy the network is when you send.
Send the exact amount shown. A different amount can fall outside the quoted window, in which case the swap settles at the rate available when it is processed rather than the one you were shown.
All of them β legacy addresses starting with 1, script addresses starting with 3, and native segwit addresses starting with bc1. Use whichever your wallet gives you, unmodified.