✅SendSwap.io — Auto Crypto Exchange 💚 NO KYC | Non-Custodial ｜ Top Rates 💚

[nitai1975]

Main:
✅ Automated & fast — swaps complete after network confirmations
✅ Non-custodial — your coins never sit in a SendSwap account
✅ No registration, no KYC — start immediately
✅ 2000+ supported assets — majors, stablecoins, and privacy coins
✅ Competitive rates — fees shown before you confirm

Rate modes:
1️⃣ Fixed rate — locked payout at order creation; best when you need an exact amount
2️⃣ Floating rate — follows the market at settlement; usually a slightly better headline rate

Privacy:
❌ Zero KYC — no accounts, no ID verification, no email signup
❌ Zero custody — wallet-to-wallet only; we route swaps, we do not hold user balances
❌ Privacy-first — no saved transaction logs; privacy coins (XMR, ZEC, DCR, XVG) supported as first-class pairs

♻️ Supported: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), Litecoin (LTC), Solana (SOL), USDT (TRC-20, ERC-20 & more), USDC, Decred (DCR), Verge (XVG), and 2000+ more.

Status & FAQ:
📗 How it works: https://sendswap.io/how-it-works
📗 FAQ: https://sendswap.io/faq
📗 Track your swap: order page link provided after you start (save your transaction URL)
📗 Support: support@sendswap.io

How to get started?

- It is simple. Choose your pair on SendSwap, select fixed or floating rate, paste your receiving address, and send the exact deposit amount shown. No registration required.
- Once you have started your exchange, you can keep the order page open to track status — or bookmark the transaction link and return later. The swap completes automatically after confirmations.
- Deposit amount must match exactly. If you send below the minimum, the order may fail; always check min/max on the widget before sending.
- Double-check the network and address format (e.g. USDT TRC-20 vs ERC-20). Wrong network = lost funds.

Official links:

Website — https://sendswap.io
Exchange hub — https://sendswap.io/exchange/
Swap from BTC hub — https://sendswap.io/exchange/from/
Coins — https://sendswap.io/coins/
X — @SendSwap_io
Telegram — @SendSwap_io
Medium — medium.com/@sendswap

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Code:

Website:  https://sendswap.io
Support:  support@sendswap.io
X:        https://x.com/SendSwap_io
Telegram: https://t.me/SendSwap_io

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Questions and feedback welcome in this thread.

[albon]

You stated in your FAQ that "SendSwap has gained the trust of users from all over the world" and that The loyalty of our customers is fully reflected on popular review platforms." How is that possible for a platform that is less than a week old?

Domain: sendswap.io
Registered On: 2026-06-25
Expires On: 2027-06-25
Updated On: 2026-06-30
Registrar: NameSilo, LLC
Age:6 Days
Source: https://www.whois.com/whois/sendswap.io

Also, your "Terms of Use" and "Privacy Policy" pages state that they were last updated on 06/02/2026. How could those documents have been updated at a time when the domain had not even been registered yet?



Also, I couldn't find any official social media links, as the social media section appears to be empty.

Where is your company registered, and what is your registered business address or company registration number?

[SFR10]

❌ Zero KYC — no accounts, no ID verification, no email signup

This might be true on your side, but considering that your platform relies on liquidity partners to process these swaps, they can request KYC at any time!

[...]

In connection with those fake dates, their blog section caught my attention as well ^{[it has a lot of posts from the future]}: Screenshot

[Zwei]

yay, another templated instant swap website with bullshit marketing claims that adds zero little value and is only reselling other exchanges liquidity, and might have higher fees than just going directly with their liquidity provider instead.

this might sound harsh, but it's the truth imo.

[...]

In connection with those fake dates, their blog section caught my attention as well ^{[it has a lot of posts from the future]}: Screenshot

must be the AI hallucinating  

[albon]

In connection with those fake dates, their blog section caught my attention as well ^{[it has a lot of posts from the future]}: Screenshot

I’m curious to see OP’s response to all points raised here, but we’ll see if these concerns are addressed.

yay, another templated instant swap website with bullshit marketing claims that adds zero value whatsoever and is only reselling other exchanges liquidity, and might have higher fees than just going directly with their liquidity provider instead.

this might sound harsh, but it's the truth imo.

I don’t consider these as simple marketing claims, but rather clear deception and obvious red flags. If a platform starts with lies and misleading information from the beginning, it may indicate that they are not aiming to build a long-term brand and a trustworthy service.

Don’t trust, verify.

[BitMaxz]

It looks like it is currently under promotion with fake likes and reactions on Telegram.

I think you better hire an escrow here on the forum if you want to build trust, and then hire a campaign manager to promote this exchange for you.

Also, improve your website because we still see many flaws. No lies; just tell us what you can promise rather than giving us fake reviews and lies.

If you want people to trust you here on the forum, then escrow a big amount and run a signature campaign.

[hugeblack]

You can't be serious. I've refreshed the page several times, and the number of transactions processed^[1] in those few seconds is disproportionate to a platform that's only been around for six days. Honestly, everything about this platform is suspicious and points to scam.

[1]

[Z-tight]

I think you better hire an escrow here on the forum if you want to build trust, and then hire a campaign manager to promote this exchange for you.

In the case of this service, doing these would not change much. Theirs is not just a case of 'how can potential customers trust your service', rather it is clear that this service was created to deceive and scam people. Any sort of trust-building or promotion would most likely still end up in the inevitable, which is an exit scam.

SendSwap is not the only one, it is just a rehashed version of the many shitty exchanges that have launched before it. They keep trying their luck to see if they can get victims, but good a thing that the community is usually on hand to scrutinize them and call them out when what they offer feels off.

[nitai1975]

You can't be serious. I've refreshed the page several times, and the number of transactions processed^[1] in those few seconds is disproportionate to a platform that's only been around for six days. Honestly, everything about this platform is suspicious and points to scam.

[1]

Fair point — on a brand-new domain, a fast-moving “recent transactions” strip can look off if you read it as “this site alone has been doing this volume since day one.”

A bit of context on what you’re seeing on SendSwap:

[]The homepage list is a

live feed of recent swap activity on popular pairs (pulled from the swap API), not a “SendSwap lifetime volume since launch” counter. []Instant-swap routes across BTC / XMR / stables / majors can show very high global throughput, so entries with “1 second ago / 3 seconds ago” on refresh are not necessarily claiming this domain has been live for years.

• That said — the UI could be clearer for new visitors, and skepticism on a ~6-day-old front-end is reasonable.

What the service itself is, stripped of marketing:

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Non-custodial instant swap — no account, no KYC on our side. []You enter a receive address, send a one-time deposit from your wallet, payout goes wallet-to-wallet after confirmations.

• Fixed or float rate — quote/fees shown before you confirm.

No Bitcointalk escrow from us. If you want to judge it, the practical test is the same as with any swap site: small amount first, verify URL, compare quotes elsewhere, and only scale once timing/payout look normal to you.

Not asking anyone to trust a ticker — just explaining what it is. DYOR.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Fair point — on a brand-new domain, a fast-moving “recent transactions” strip can look off if you read it as “this site alone has been doing this volume since day one.”

A bit of context on what you’re seeing on SendSwap:

The context you provided just adds more confusion. It sounds like some nonsensical AI generated word salad. Who in their right mind would swap 108 ZEC (~$47,000) on some unknown, days old exchange, that provides no guarantee or has escrowed funds?

Users have every right to be wary with the amount of generic looking instant exchanges, made with minimal effort, popping up each day. I suspect many of these exchange websites are related to each other.

[hugeblack]

Fair point — on a brand-new domain, a fast-moving “recent transactions” strip can look off if you read it as “this site alone has been doing this volume since day one.”

Which liquidity provider do you rely on? You certainly wouldn't manage a reserve of more than 2000 coins, or do you rely on more than one liquidity provider?

[cLoazyL]

1. About SendSwap
SendSwap operates a non-custodial, privacy-first cryptocurrency swap service. Our platform is designed to minimize data collection: no account registration, no KYC, and platform transaction logs are kept for 24 hours only before automatic deletion.

Were deleting the logs from our site  but whatss the point if the liquidity provider is still holding onto them? its kind of like the situation with trocador.app hahjahjaha. ONCE THE SWAP IS COMPLETE, YOU CAN DELETE THE LOGS! WOW THANKS A LOT, THAT HELPS A LOT!

2000 coins, low fees, and no kyc - thats for sure. I wonder what happens with coins that have a big aml %, surelly the liquidity provider wont block them and require KYC 

[hosemary]

Fair point — on a brand-new domain, a fast-moving “recent transactions” strip can look off if you read it as “this site alone has been doing this volume since day one.”

Did you decide to remove the "Popular Coins Recent Transactions" section from your website? I don't see it anymore. I checked that after reading hugeblack's post about it and if I remember correctly, I saw that on the home page.

[nitai1975]

1. About SendSwap
SendSwap operates a non-custodial, privacy-first cryptocurrency swap service. Our platform is designed to minimize data collection: no account registration, no KYC, and platform transaction logs are kept for 24 hours only before automatic deletion.

Were deleting the logs from our site  but whatss the point if the liquidity provider is still holding onto them? its kind of like the situation with trocador.app hahjahjaha. ONCE THE SWAP IS COMPLETE, YOU CAN DELETE THE LOGS! WOW THANKS A LOT, THAT HELPS A LOT!

2000 coins, low fees, and no kyc - thats for sure. I wonder what happens with coins that have a big aml %, surelly the liquidity provider wont block them and require KYC 

Valid points — appreciate the direct question.

On the 24-hour logs:
That statement applies to SendSwap's own platform order/transaction records (see our privacy policy: https://sendswap.io/privacy-policy). It is not a claim that no other party in a cross-chain instant swap retains anything.

Instant swap services route deposits through liquidity / execution partners to complete the exchange. SendSwap does not ask you to register, upload ID, or create an account. But we also won't pretend we control every downstream system's retention policy — that would be misleading, and comparisons to aggregators like Trocador are fair on that narrow point.

What the 24h deletion does mean for users:
- No long-term order history tied to a SendSwap account (there isn't one)
- Order page access is time-limited (save your exchange ID within the window if you need to return)
- We minimize what we keep on our side to operate support for open swaps

On AML / flagged deposits:
SendSwap's standard flow is no KYC on our site. If a deposit is flagged or cannot be processed on the execution route, typical outcomes are delay, non-completion, or refund minus network fees — not "please upload your passport to SendSwap," because we don't run a custodial account or identity verification flow.

We cannot honestly promise that every liquidity path will accept every UTXO under every condition. That's true for essentially any instant swap aggregator, not just us. Users who care about this should test small, avoid obviously tainted inputs, and treat "no KYC on the website" as distinct from "no compliance anywhere in the stack."

Happy to clarify further if you have a specific scenario in mind.

[MarryWithBTC]

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In connection with those fake dates, their blog section caught my attention as well ^{[it has a lot of posts from the future]}: Screenshot

Having a lot of posts from the future got me laughing hard.

On AML / flagged deposits:
SendSwap's standard flow is no KYC on our site. If a deposit is flagged or cannot be processed on the execution route, typical outcomes are delay, non-completion, or refund minus network fees — not "please upload your passport to SendSwap," because we don't run a custodial account or identity verification flow.

Thanks for the clarification. I nearly thought that your exchange is also No AML. With your statement above, it is obvious that people's coins can be flagged at will.

How does your system flag deposits? You have an internal system to measure AML scores?