Buy any major crypto — pick your destination, we route the rest

USDT has deeper liquidity and broader on-chain acceptance, especially across Tron and BSC. USDC has stricter US-regulated reserves (monthly attestations from Circle) and is the default stablecoin in most DeFi lending markets. If you spend across multiple chains and informal networks, swap to USDT. If you're parking dollars for DeFi or long-term hold, USDC carries a tighter issuer-risk profile.

TRC-20 has the lowest transfer fees (~$0–1) and is the de-facto USDT network for everyday transfers. ERC-20 has the deepest DeFi integration but gas is $1–10 per move. BEP-20 fits BSC DeFi and cheap EVM use. Solana SPL settles sub-second at near-zero gas — good for high-frequency apps. TON Jetton lives inside Telegram. Match the network to where you spend, not just where it is lowest-cost to receive.

Depends on your move. Locking in profit during a rally? Swap a slice into USDT/USDC. Want yield? Swap into ETH for DeFi lending and staking. Want exposure to a different cycle? SOL or TON give you non-EVM upside. Want to spend? Swap to USDT-TRC20. There's no single right answer — your reason for selling defines the destination.

If your friend lives inside Telegram, USDT (TON) is the smoothest UX — they receive it like a chat message. For most other cases, USDT-TRC20 wins on cost (gas under $1) and recipient familiarity. Avoid ERC-20 USDT for small transfers — Ethereum gas can eat 5–10% of $200. A low-cost delivery network usually beats the most prestigious one for small transfers.

This is portfolio allocation, not a swap question — but a common rule for beginners: 50% stablecoins (USDT/USDC) for stability, 30% majors (BTC + ETH) for long-term exposure, 20% altcoins/meme for speculation. Adjust by risk tolerance. We're a swap aggregator, not investment advice — these are widely-cited guidelines, not personal recommendations.

BTC is the harder asset — fixed supply at 21 million, the most institutional-recognized non-sovereign store of value. ETH is productive capital — staking yields ~3–4% APR, and it's the gas plus collateral of the entire DeFi stack. Hold BTC for store-of-value conviction, ETH for on-chain cash-flow exposure. Most long-term portfolios hold both; the split is a function of how much DeFi participation you want.

ETH on Ethereum mainnet (or an L2 like Arbitrum/Base) gives you access to the deepest DeFi protocols. USDC on Ethereum/Base for stable LPing and lending. SOL for Solana-native DeFi (Jupiter, Kamino, Drift). The destination depends on which chain hosts the protocols you want to use — pick the chain first, then the asset.

Memes are volatile and most lose 90%+ from peak — only allocate what you can afford to lose. DOGE is the meme blue-chip (10-year history). Smaller memes are higher risk; many are scams or rug pulls. AllSwap currently supports DOGE in the destination set — check market cap, age, and on-chain holders before any meme swap, and never use rent money.

No. AllSwap operates as a non-custodial cross-chain swap aggregator — no signup, no identity check, no wallet connect required to browse quotes or execute swaps. Send the source asset to the deposit address and receive the destination at your wallet.

Minimums are per-source-asset, set by market-maker liquidity (typically $5–$20 equivalent). There's no hard upper limit on the protocol side; quotes for $100k+ may show wider spreads as fewer market-makers compete. Check the live quote at your specific size before sending.

Quotes are real market-maker bids returned by AllSwap's quote API, not CoinGecko mid-market rates. The number you see in the matrix is what a solver will actually pay — including their bridging risk margin, plus our 0.25% application fee and the destination network's gas. Refreshed every 5 minutes via ISR.

Failures (missed quote window, chain congestion, market-maker dropout) trigger an automatic on-chain refund to the source address you sent from. There's no manual claim — the refund is built into the settlement contract. The only loss is the source-chain gas you've spent broadcasting; the swap amount itself returns in full.

AllSwap never asks for identity, never logs IP-to-wallet correlation, and never broadcasts user-side analytics events with the destination address. Each swap is a discrete on-chain transaction. Note that on-chain activity itself is public — full privacy requires additional tooling (privacy wallets, mixers in jurisdictions where legal). We help you avoid CEX KYC; we don't claim full anonymity.

Sixteen destinations across four categories: 7 stablecoins (USDT in 5 networks + base USDT + USDC), 6 majors (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, TON), 2 altcoins (TRX, NEAR), and 1 meme (DOGE). New destinations roll out by demand — request via /help if you want a specific addition.

AllSwap does not operate any single bridge — we aggregate multiple paths (atomic swaps, intent settlement, liquidity-network bridges) and the solver selects an available route based on liquidity and status signals. Funds are not pre-locked in any aggregated pool; each swap is a discrete settlement. See /security for the bridging-risk model in detail.

Yes — all pages are mobile-responsive, the live matrix horizontal-scrolls on small screens, and the swap widget works in any modern mobile browser. No mobile app required. For Telegram-native users, the USDT (TON) destination can be received directly in the Telegram wallet.