Private by default: sender, receiver and amount stay hidden on the blockchain.
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19 coins across 18 networks. Swap any of them for any other, with no account and no KYC.
The first cryptocurrency and the most traded, with a block every 10 minutes.
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The smart-contract network. Also on Arbitrum and Base, with lower fees.
Tether's digital dollar. Pick the network: Tron is the cheapest, Ethereum the most accepted.
A high-speed network, with confirmation in seconds and fees of a fraction of a cent.
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One of the oldest networks, with low fees and a block every 2.5 minutes.
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Circle's digital dollar, with audited reserves. On Ethereum, Solana or Base.
A decentralized dollar-pegged stablecoin, issued by contracts on Ethereum.
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Bitcoin on Liquid, Blockstream's sidechain: transfers in about 2 minutes and confidential amounts.
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The coin of the Tron network, which carries much of the world's USDT.
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The coin of BNB Chain, an Ethereum-compatible network with low fees.
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The meme coin turned payment coin, with a block every minute.
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A Bitcoin fork with bigger blocks and fees of a few cents.
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A payments network that settles in seconds. Some addresses need a memo (destination tag).
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The network built around Telegram, fast and cheap. Some addresses need a memo.
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The coin of Cardano, a smart-contract network built on academic research.
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The coin of Stellar, made for cheap cross-border transfers. Some addresses need a memo.
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Made for everyday payments, with near-instant confirmation.
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Optional privacy with zero-knowledge proofs (shielded addresses).
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FAQ
Which coins can I swap on Noidchange?
Right now 19 coins across 18 networks, including Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Solana and Litecoin. The list above only shows the coins available right now, so it can change during the day.
Can I swap any coin for any other?
Yes. Pick the coin you send and the one you want in the swap form: we compare the providers' quotes and show the best one, with fees already taken off.
Why does the same coin show on several networks?
USDT, USDC and Ethereum live on more than one blockchain. The network sets the address format and the payout fee: always pick the same network as the wallet that sends or receives, or the funds can be lost.
What is a memo and when do I need one?
XRP, Stellar and TON use a memo (or destination tag) to identify the receiver on shared addresses, such as exchange ones. If your wallet shows a memo, enter it in the field that appears when you pick these coins.
Do I need an account to swap?
No. We ask for no account, e-mail, phone or ID. You enter the address that will receive, send the deposit and follow it all from the order link.