[ANN] ChainSwap - Automatic cryptocurrency exchange

[chainswap]

🚀 Hey there, crypto enthusiasts!

🔒 Introducing Chainswap.io – the automatic crypto exchange with complete privacy features on Bitcointalk!

No limits, no KYC, and no registration hassles – just dive into a world of 200 coins.

Got questions? We've got answers! Chat with chainswap.io support anytime.


Stay connected:
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[SFR10]

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  You might want to either grey out or hide unavailable cryptocurrencies ^{[a bug prevents the drop-down menu from working after we select such cryptocurrencies]}!
  
  

• There are no minimum or maximum requirements for the amount to send. However, if a customer sends an amount that exceeds our minimum or maximum balance to convert, an automatic refund will be initiated. Customers are informed of the minimum and maximum balance limits before and during operations.

  It's quite strange to tell your users about mix/man limits, but not enforce such limits on the first step of the exchange.
  
  
• I'm not sure if you're hitting the limits with your current hosting plan or if something conflicts with the current setup, but 9 out of 10 times the "you get:" field is stuck at showing the circular loading bar.
  

[logfiles]

If you are really so much into Privacy and anonymity, your service should probably have a Tor mirror as well as other several mirrors. When you start a no KYC exchange, be very ready that the Government and Law Enforcement are going to fight you, DDoS your site, Seize domains and even perhaps issue arrest warrants. It's very important you maintain the highest level of privacy right from the word go, rather than just promises.

All reserves listed are under our ownership and presently allocated across our wallets/nodes. We operate independently without relying on any third-party liquidity providers.

How do we know if this is true? Is there a way of proving this?

I also think saying that your service has no limits and yet upon trying to exchange there are limits is a little contradictory.

[PX-Z]

If you are really so much into Privacy and anonymity, your service should probably have a Tor mirror as well as other several mirrors. When you start a no KYC exchange, be very ready that the Government and Law Enforcement are going to fight you, DDoS your site, Seize domains and even perhaps issue arrest warrants. It's very important you maintain the highest level of privacy right from the word go, rather than just promises.

Up to this one. TOR is always a place-to-go for those who prioritize privacy. Knowing that lots of privacy platforms were already seize and shutdown by authorities so its better to have it as an option to operate.

All reserves listed are under our ownership and presently allocated across our wallets/nodes. We operate independently without relying on any third-party liquidity providers.

How do we know if this is true? Is there a way of proving this?

I also think saying that your service has no limits and yet upon trying to exchange there are limits is a little contradictory.

Marketing gimmick, for google SEO, you name it... Owners will always just say that they will fix it, its just temporary, etc. Since this is only new platform, so let them be since there are still rooms for improvements.

[chainswap]

🚀 ChainSwap.io: Now Supporting 500+ Coins Including TON! 🚀

We're thrilled to announce that Chainswap.io  has expanded its offerings and now supports over 500 coins, including the newly added TON coin! Experience seamless trading with:

🔒 No KYC 
🔍 No Source of Funds Checks 
🌐 No IP Logs 

Enjoy full privacy and security while you trade. Dive into the world of limitless possibilities at ChainSwap.io today!

🌟 Join the Revolution of Private Trading! 🌟

[chainswap]

Coins Available on Chainswap.io

List of popular coins:

• Bitcoin (BTC)
  
• Ethereum (ETH)
  
• Ripple (XRP)
  
• Litecoin (LTC)
  
• Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
  
• Cardano (ADA)
  
• Polkadot (DOT)
  
• Chainlink (LINK)
  
• Stellar (XLM)
  
• Dogecoin (DOGE)
  
• Binance Coin (BNB)
  
• Uniswap (UNI)
  
• Solana (SOL)
  
• Avalanche (AVAX)
  
• Polygon (MATIC)
  
• VeChain (VET)
  
• Theta (THETA)
  
• Tron (TRX)
  
• Tezos (XTZ)
  
• Cosmos (ATOM)
  
• Algorand (ALGO)
  
• Filecoin (FIL)
  
• Internet Computer (ICP)
  
• Aave (AAVE)
  
• EOS (EOS)
  
• Monero (XMR)
  
• IOTA (MIOTA)
  
• Elrond (EGLD)
  
• Synthetix (SNX)
  
• Compound (COMP)
  
• Dash (DASH)
  
• Zcash (ZEC)
  
• NEO (NEO)
  
• Waves (WAVES)
  
• Maker (MKR)
  
• Enjin Coin (ENJ)
  
• Chiliz (CHZ)
  
• Holo (HOT)
  
• Basic Attention Token (BAT)
  
• Decred (DCR)
  
• OKB (OKB)
  
• Qtum (QTUM)
  
• Harmony (ONE)
  
• Zilliqa (ZIL)
  
• ICON (ICX)
  
• DigiByte (DGB)
  
• Revain (REV)
  
• 0x (ZRX)
  
• Nano (NANO)
  
• Kava (KAVA)
  
• Siacoin (SC)
  
• Ren (REN)
  
• Celo (CELO)
  
• NEM (XEM)
  
• Ontology (ONT)
  
• Balancer (BAL)
  
• Kyber Network (KNC)
  
• Ocean Protocol (OCEAN)
  
• Loopring (LRC)
  
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• Serum (SRM)
  
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• Keep Network (KEEP)
  
• Storj (STORJ)
  
• Ankr (ANKR)
  
• SKALE (SKL)
  
• Energy Web Token (EWT)
  
• RenBTC (RENBTC)
  
• Hedera (HBAR)
  
• Lisk (LSK)
  
• Pundi X (PUNDIX)
  
• Aragon (ANT)
  
• Augur (REP)
  
• Ampleforth (AMPL)
  
• Kusama (KSM)
  
• SushiSwap (SUSHI)
  
• Injective Protocol (INJ)
  
• Venus (XVS)
  
• Fetch.ai (FET)
  
• Orion Protocol (ORN)
  
• BakerySwap (BAKE)
  
• WAX (WAXP)
  
• Bancor (BNT)
  
• Akropolis (AKRO)
  
• Civic (CVC)
  
• Power Ledger (POWR)
  
• SuperFarm (SUPER)
  
• My Neighbor Alice (ALICE)
  
• Reef (REEF)
  
• Rally (RLY)
  
• Cartesi (CTSI)
  
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• Badger DAO (BADGER)
  
• Origin Protocol (OGN)
  
• Klever (KLV)
  
• StormX (STMX)
  
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• Alpha Finance (ALPHA)
  
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• Telcoin (TEL)
  
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• SelfKey (KEY)
  
• PIVX (PIVX)
  
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• UniLend (UFT)
  
• MANTRA DAO (OM)
  
• Fantom (FTM)
  
• Coti (COTI)
  
• Celer Network (CELR)
  
• Elastos (ELA)
  
• Morpheus.Network (MRPH)
  
• Digitex Futures (DGTX)
  
• Ark (ARK)
  
• Wanchain (WAN)
  
• Steem (STEEM)
  
• Komodo (KMD)
  
• Nash (NEX)
  
• Ravencoin (RVN)
  
• Fusion (FSN)
  
• SingularityNET (AGIX)
  
• UniBright (UBT)
  
• MaidSafeCoin (MAID)
  
• Factom (FCT)
  
• Gas (GAS)
  
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• Celer Network (CELR)
  
• Elastos (ELA)
  
• Morpheus.Network (MRPH)
  
• Digitex Futures (DGTX)
  
• Ark (ARK)
  
• Wanchain (WAN)
  
• Steem (STEEM)
  
• Komodo (KMD)
  
• Nash (NEX)
  
• Ravencoin (RVN)
  
• Fusion (FSN)
  
• SingularityNET (AGIX)
  
• UniBright (UBT)
  
• MaidSafeCoin (MAID)
  
• Factom (FCT)
  
• Gas (GAS)
  
• Travala.com (AVA)
  
• Hydra (HYDRA)
  
• Swipe (SXP)
  
• TomoChain (TOMO)
  
• Nimiq (NIM)
  
• Ambrosus (AMB)
  
• Dock (DOCK)
  
• Velas (VLX)
  
• Bluzelle (BLZ)
  
• DeFiChain (DFI)
  
• xDAI Stake (STAKE)
  
• KardiaChain (KAI)
  
• Bella Protocol (BEL)
  
• ARPA Chain (ARPA)
  
• Marlin (POND)
  
• Meter (MTRG)
  
• AllianceBlock (ALBT)
  
• Phala Network (PHA)
  
• Haven Protocol (XHV)
  
• CertiK (CTK)
  
• Akash Network (AKT)
  
• RSK Infrastructure Framework (RIF)
  
• Firo (FIRO)
  
• OceanEX Token (OCE)
  
• Nerve Network (NVT)
  
• My DeFi Pet (DPET)
  
• Mask Network (MASK)
  
• Kylin Network (KYL)
  
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• Auto (AUTO)
  
• HAPI (HAPI)
  
  

[JunaidAzizi]

🚀 ChainSwap.io: Now Supporting 500+ Coins Including TON! 🚀
We're thrilled to announce that Chainswap.io  has expanded its offerings and now supports over 500 coins, including the newly added TON coin! Experience seamless trading with:
🔒 No KYC 
🔍 No Source of Funds Checks 
🌐 No IP Logs 

Enjoy full privacy and security while you trade. Dive into the world of limitless possibilities at ChainSwap.io today!

🌟 Join the Revolution of Private Trading! 🌟

This news is very amazing as it diversifies the community by providing more options to the traders. Well, personally, I think this exchange is very secure, and those people who are looking for a non-KYC exchange who cares alot about thier privacy, security and anonymity  should stop their efforts in seeking it because ChainSwap.io is here, which expands and bring more opportunities to you. In the future, they will launch many more exciting things, such as this 500 coins opportunity and adding Ton coin to trading. Traders and investors will be very excited for this addition. Let's see what they will bring next to their exchange, but from their steps, I am very excited.

[Rustam Meraj]

Coins Available on Chainswap.io

I was just counting the cryptocurrencies which you supporting. I was counting on the website I counted almost 300+ crypto currencies which is a huge count.
I was just checking and looking that some currencies are suspended. Is their any particular reason? That is a popular crypto currency. I am taking about Polygon (POL). It is due to network congestion or their is any other reason?

[chainswap]

Coins Available on Chainswap.io

I was just counting the cryptocurrencies which you supporting. I was counting on the website I counted almost 300+ crypto currencies which is a huge count.
I was just checking and looking that some currencies are suspended. Is their any particular reason? That is a popular crypto currency. I am taking about Polygon (POL). It is due to network congestion or their is any other reason?

The POL network was currently under maintenance it will be active as soon network ready

[Forsyth Jones]

Hello, I would like to wish you good luck in your new venture (regarding the sig campaign). I'm sure that if it is well managed, you will achieve the desired visibility. Focusing on privacy is important, since most users avoid KYC (for various reasons). It would be nice to add a .onion link for more privacy (although it is possible to access any clearnet site on Tor).

Tip: the background of the site is all red, but it's a global trend for sites to adopt white or shades of gray, matching the font and titles according to the color palette (so that it matches the background). I think your visual identity would suit white and gold better. It would be nice to have the site in a color similar to white (or black would also look cool, since the color white is very hard on the eyes).

[examplens]

We rely solely on our internal reserves allocated across our nodes and do not engage with third-party liquidity providers. Proof of reserves is available upon request.

Was there a request for a proof of reserve?
Maybe it wouldn't be bad if you did it, even without a special request, it would certainly help to improve your reputation.

[Darker45]

I've noticed that you're finally launching a signature marketing here on the forum. I hope you'll gain more visibility and eventually users from this initiative. Good luck!

Although it's a welcome development every time a non-KYC or privacy-centered exchange enters the crypto market, more often than not the claim is phony or at least misleading.

I hope you aren't one of them when you indicated that "your transactions are shielded from external scrutiny" while also saying "we may share your information with law enforcement or regulatory agencies, as may be required by law."

[Gladitorcomeback]

I think there should be lot of work to do on site. I am trying to open site from Android phone and it's not much mobile friendly. I am trying to check swapping of USDT(TRX) into Usdt(matic) but everytime I choose usdt on one side of swap, I cannot add USDT option on other side which mean that swap of one token with different chain is not supported.

I am part of Telegram crypto community where most of people joining new airdrop. The demand of new network is much higher than normal swap I.E optimism,arbitrum,Zksync,Linea network Eth is required to mint NFT and other operation.

I will recommend to add these chains along with all new chains to attract new crypto users. It will help to increase daily swap users.

[Potato Chips]

Nice to see another no-kyc privacy respecting instant exchange-- appears to be so by looking at the FAQ. And with a wide selection of cryptocurrency at that!

However, there is a minimum of .002 BTC during my quick test with low network fee altcoins. I believe there's a good number of folks who wants to use said services for smaller amounts. I think it could be a good idea if you can lower it, OP. In my go-to instant exchanges, the minimum for the same trade condition is much lower.

[hugeblack]

what you mean by "We are a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service" ? 
The service is centralized and the user cannot control the private key of your addresses, so how is it non-custodial?

By reading ---> https://chainswap.io/term-condition Did you copy it from here https://exch.cx/tos ? The two lists are very similar.

Do you have proof of reserves for +150 cryptocurrencies, if so please post it.

[examplens]

Do you have proof of reserves for +150 cryptocurrencies, if so please post it.

They wrote on the website that they would provide proof of reserve upon request. I have already suggested that they do this, considering that they are still quite unknown, and that would certainly remove a lot of doubts and in some way raise the level of trust in their service.

[hugeblack]

They wrote on the website that they would provide proof of reserve upon request. I have already suggested that they do this, considering that they are still quite unknown, and that would certainly remove a lot of doubts and in some way raise the level of trust in their service.

Since they have an active campaign I would try the service for a small amount but they need to respond here^*.

Generally, if there is a security deposit and the fees are low then it is okay to try them for amounts less than $500.

* Did they plagiarize for example ----> https://chainswap.io/term-condition

[chainswap]

ChainSwap New Version: DEX Liquidity Is Now Live

🚀ChainSwap has released a new version with DEX liquidity enabled!

The latest update brings a major improvement to the ChainSwap ecosystem, making decentralized trading and liquidity support a core part of the platform.

What’s new?

✅ DEX liquidity enabled
✅ Improved token swapping experience
✅ Better liquidity access for supported assets
✅ Updated trading infrastructure
✅ Continued development toward a more decentralized ecosystem

With DEX liquidity now enabled, ChainSwap users can benefit from a more open and flexible trading environment without relying entirely on centralized exchanges.

We’re excited to see the community test the new version, provide feedback, and help us improve the platform further.

🔗 Try the new ChainSwap version: https://chainswap.io/

💬 Discussion: We’d love to hear your feedback, suggestions, and trading experience with the new DEX liquidity features.

ChainSwap is moving forward. 🚀

Stay connected:
💬 Community Chat with Support: https://t.me/ChainSwap_Ex
🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/chainswap_ex

#ChainSwap #Bitcoin #Crypto #DEX #DeFi #Liquidity

[chainswap]

How ChainSwap Enables XMR Through the DEX Bridge

One of the interesting parts of the new ChainSwap version is the way XMR support is being introduced through the bridge and DEX layer.

The basic idea is not to make XMR itself operate as an ERC-20 style token. Instead, the bridge acts as the interoperability layer between Monero and the ChainSwap trading environment.

At a high level:

XMR → Bridge → ChainSwap liquidity layer → DEX/CEX liquidity → Bridge → XMR

The bridge handles the cross-chain settlement logic, while the DEX layer provides the trading and liquidity routing. This allows XMR to participate in swaps without requiring Monero's native consensus layer to become part of the DEX itself.

The new architecture can be viewed as a hybrid liquidity model:

1. XMR enters through the bridge layer
2. The bridged representation becomes available to the ChainSwap liquidity system
3. The DEX aggregator searches available decentralized liquidity
4. Where appropriate, CEX liquidity can also be used as an additional routing source
5. The resulting asset is settled back through the bridge when the user exits to the native XMR network

So the important point is that ChainSwap separates asset custody/settlement, cross-chain interoperability, and liquidity routing into different layers.

This is also where the aggregated liquidity model becomes useful. Instead of treating the DEX as an isolated pool, ChainSwap can combine available DEX and CEX liquidity and select a route based on the available market.

In simplified form:

XMR ↔ Bridge ↔ Aggregator ↔ DEX/CEX Liquidity

That gives ChainSwap a hybrid DEX/CEX architecture while keeping the bridge responsible for the cross-chain connection.

[hugeblack]

Wow, it's been over a year since your last pump, you're really ambitious.

I did not understand you. So the user will deposit XMR and eventually get XMR?  What decentralized bridges do you use and what fees are available? If the user will be directed through bridges or a third party, will they have the same terms of use? Or will ChainSwap work as an aggregator?