Cross-chain swap pairs — pick a pair, swap one crypto straight into another

On AllSwap they are the same one-step flow: send one token, receive another across chains. Exchange and swap both mean a non-custodial, account-free cross-chain trade — pick any pair and get a live quote.

A single bridge or DEX only sees its own liquidity. AllSwap is an aggregator — it compares routes across many bridges and DEXs and lets independent market-makers compete, so you get a better all-in price than any one venue, in a single step.

Yes. Every exchange generates a fresh one-time deposit address tied to your order. Send the exact amount shown; once it arrives, the destination token settles to your receiving address automatically.

Independent market-makers bid to fill your order while AllSwap routes across venues. The live quote is all-in — network cost plus a small service fee, with no hidden spread — so what you see is what you get.

Each quote is valid for a short window and shows the minimum you will receive. Send within the window and you get that rate; if it expires, just request a fresh quote before sending.

There's no universal minimum — it depends on the source asset and the bridge route. The quote screen shows the exact floor before you commit; if your amount is below, the API responds with the minimum required (e.g. "try at least 8300"). No silent failures.

Most pairs accept up to mid-six-figure USD value with a single quote. For larger orders, the solver may split the route across multiple bridges automatically. Very large trades may see a brief delay while liquidity rebalances.

Cross-chain rates float because solver bids, on-chain liquidity, and gas costs all move continuously. Refresh the page or open the swap widget to see the current route, minimum received amount, and payment countdown.

The quote screen shows the minimum amount you should receive and the payment countdown for that route. Source-chain gas remains separate and is paid by your wallet on-chain.

Yes — the privacy mode (opt-in toggle in the widget) routes your order through a freshly-generated deposit address with no cross-linking to your other on-chain activity. Useful for treasury moves and sensitive trades.