Superswap.cx is a crypto swap service with no account and no KYC: there is no registration, and identity documents are not routinely requested. It swaps 17 assets: BTC, ETH, XMR, ZEC, LTC, SOL, BCH, DASH, XRP, DOGE and ADA, plus USDT and USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20), Tron (TRC-20) and Solana. Fees are built into the displayed rate, swaps are processed in 5–30 minutes after the deposit is confirmed, and the minimum swap is $50. The main difference: Godex lists far more coins (140 active when we checked), but it does not publish its fee percentage, its risk-based AML/KYC policy allows ID requests, and its terms exclude US residents.
Godex (godex.io) is a crypto-to-crypto swap service run by Nrnb ltd., a company registered in the Seychelles. There is no account: you pick a pair, enter the address that should receive the coins, send your deposit to the address Godex gives you, and it sends the other coin back. Your deposit sits with Godex until the payout goes out. It offers a fixed or a floating rate, swaps Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC) in both directions, and says it has been running for more than eight years.
Most people searching for Godex want to know three things: what it really charges, whether it can ask for ID, and what happens if a swap goes wrong. Full disclosure: we run Superswap.cx, a competing swap service, so everything below comes from Godex's own FAQ, terms of use, AML/KYC policy and public rate API, checked on 19 October 2026. Where Godex does not publish something, we say so.
Godex does not publish a service fee percentage. Its homepage promises "zero hidden fees" and calls Godex the exchange with the lowest fees, but the margin is built into the rate rather than shown as a line item. Its public rate API lists the amount you receive plus a separate withdrawal fee for the coin you are sent.
Because the percentage is not published, the only reliable comparison is the one you can make yourself: put the same amount and pair into Godex and into another service, and compare what you would receive after all fees.
Godex offers both. On a fixed-rate order, its FAQ says the rate shown when you create the exchange is locked, and stays locked if your funds arrive within 30 minutes. Its terms add two conditions: if the deposit has not arrived after that window, Godex may cancel the order, and if the market moves 3% or more in either direction, Godex may take extra time to complete a fixed-rate swap or return your coins instead.
On a floating-rate order, the FAQ says the amount you receive follows the rate at the moment of the exchange, which "may differ from the initially stated, both upwards and downwards".
Godex's marketing is clear that a normal swap needs no personal data, no account and no registration, and its FAQ says the email box in the chat window is optional. Its AML/KYC policy, last updated on 11 March 2024, describes a different layer underneath. It sets out a Customer Identification Program that can include checking government-issued ID such as a passport, national ID or driving licence, a risk-based approach that sorts customers into low, medium and high risk, ongoing transaction monitoring, and enhanced due diligence for high-risk customers. Customers are expected to provide information on request, and the policy says failing to do so may lead to restrictions.
The policy does not publish an amount threshold or a list of triggers. Godex's terms also let it refuse, postpone or cancel a transaction it sees as linked to criminal or fraudulent activity.
kycnot.me, the main independent tracker for no-KYC services, rates Godex at KYC level 3 of 4 and gives it 4 out of 10. Its listing flags that refunds may require KYC. Note that the Godex listing is marked as community-submitted and not yet checked by the kycnot.me team.
BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, SOL ↔ XMR, ZEC · Fixed rate · No account · $50 minimum
Swap BTC → XMR →Godex's terms treat completed swaps as final. A refund is possible when the order page shows the status "Overdue" and Godex has received your funds, and you have to contact support with the exchange ID. Other points from the refund policy:
Godex's homepage advertises 960 currencies, while its FAQ still says "more than 300 coins". Its public coin list returned 960 entries on 19 October 2026, of which 140 were marked active and the rest disabled. The active list includes BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, ZEC, LTC, BCH, DASH, XRP, DOGE and ADA.
Godex says there is no upper limit on swaps, only a minimum per coin that covers network fees. When we checked, its rate API set the minimum for BTC to XMR at 0.002 BTC.
Godex's FAQ says an exchange usually takes 5 to 30 minutes, depending on how fast the network confirms your deposit, and that orders above 1 BTC may take a little longer. Support is advertised as 24/7 through the chat on its site, and the terms give support@godex.io as a contact.
On data, the FAQ says Godex erases transaction data from its servers within a week, keeping your email (if you gave one), the transaction hash and address only as long as needed for support or refunds.
Godex's terms of use list Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Sudan, Syria, the United States (including its island territories), Bangladesh and Bolivia, plus any country on the UN Security Council sanctions list. Its AML/KYC policy also names the USA among excluded countries and adds others, including Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.
| Godex | Superswap.cx | |
|---|---|---|
| Coins | 140 active (960 listed) | BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, SOL, XMR, ZEC, BCH, DASH, XRP, DOGE, ADA |
| Monero / Zcash | Yes / Yes | Yes / Yes |
| Account | None | None |
| ID checks | Risk-based policy allows ID requests (kycnot.me level 3) | Not routinely asked |
| Rate | Fixed (30-minute window) or floating | Fixed, locked when you order |
| Published fee % | No (built into quote) | Built into the quote you see |
| Minimum | Per coin, set to cover network fees | $50 |
Use Godex when you need one of the many coins we do not list. For the major coins and privacy coins, a service that does not routinely ask for ID takes the compliance question off the table. For a side-by-side page, see Superswap vs Godex.
Godex is a working swap service: its site and rate API were live and quoting swaps on 19 October 2026, and it needs no account. The thing to know is its AML/KYC policy, which lets it profile transactions and ask higher-risk customers for government ID. kycnot.me's community listing rates it KYC level 3 of 4.
Not for a normal swap. Godex says it needs no personal data, account or registration. Its AML/KYC policy (last updated 11 March 2024) is risk-based, though: flagged customers can be asked for a passport, national ID or driving licence, and not cooperating can lead to restrictions.
Godex does not publish a fee percentage. It says there are no hidden fees and builds its margin into the quote, and its rate data lists a separate withdrawal fee for the coin you receive. Compare the final amount you would receive against another service.
Yes. Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC) were both active in Godex's coin list on 19 October 2026, and its rate API returned quotes for both coins in both directions.
No. Godex's terms of use and its AML/KYC policy both list the United States as a prohibited jurisdiction, alongside sanctioned countries. The terms also name Bangladesh and Bolivia.
Godex's FAQ says an exchange usually takes 5 to 30 minutes, depending on network confirmations, and that orders above 1 BTC may take a little longer.
For the major coins and privacy coins, Superswap.cx swaps without an account or ID from a $50 minimum, including BTC, ETH and USDT to Monero or Zcash.
Facts checked 19 October 2026 on Godex's own pages and public API, and on kycnot.me.