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[swapsslol]

⚡️ SwapSS ⚡️
  Swap any coin. No account. No KYC.
  swapss.lol  ·  swap.ss

  
  Come in, swap, leave. That is the whole flow.

  SwapSS is a no KYC crypto exchange with no account and no registration. Open the site, pick your pair, paste your receiving address, send your coins. The swapped coin arrives at the address you named. No login, no email, no passport, no verification step.

  
  💎 The specifics

  

• 🔓 No account, no KYC. No registration, no identity documents, nothing stored that can be frozen or leaked.
• 🪙 21 coins, 15 networks. BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, LTC, SOL, TON, TRX, DOGE, DASH, BNB, AVAX and more, with USDT on every chain in common use. Monero and Dash included.
• 💵 Low minimums. Most pairs open around a dollar or two. Dash starts near $13, Monero near $58, set by those networks' own fee floors. The exact minimum for your direction is shown before you
    send.
• 🔒 Fixed or floating rate. Fixed: the quoted figure is the figure you receive. Floating: follows the market until your deposit confirms, at a lower fee. You choose before the order is created.
• 🧾 Fees shown up front. Visible in the quote, before you commit. Compare it against any other quote before you send.
• ⏱️ Minutes on fast networks. Monero settles in about half an hour, which is its own confirmation time. Every quote carries its own estimate.
• 💬 Support is a person. Telegram @swappsy, answered directly. Email - support@swap.ss

  
  🧪 First time here

  Send a small amount first, watch it arrive, then move real size. Standard practice with any exchange, and we recommend it here.

  
  🏬 For business

  SwapSS Pay is a crypto payment gateway: accept crypto payments on a website, in a bot, or through the API. Hosted checkout, invoices, settlements, refunds, webhooks, and a merchant dashboard that
  reconciles.

  
  ❓ Common questions

  Can I exchange BTC to XMR without registration? Yes. No account, no email, no verification step.
  How do I swap USDT to BTC anonymously? Pick the pair, paste the receiving address, send.
  What is the minimum? A couple of dollars on most pairs, shown per direction in the quote.
  Which networks are supported? Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, Solana, TON, BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Avalanche, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Monero.
  Is there a balance to fund? No. Each order gets its own deposit address, and the output goes straight to the address you gave.
  How long does a swap take? Minutes on fast networks, about half an hour on Monero. The estimate is in every quote.


💬 Reviews and where we are listed

  Swapped with us? Post about it in this thread, positive or negative. We answer here.

  We also keep every independent listing and monitor of ours on one page, swapss.lol/proof, so you can check us somewhere that is not our own marketing. Trustpilot, Capterra
  and SaaSHub take reviews from real users, and a review there carries further than a reply here. Both are welcome. We do not filter, gate or pay for any of it.

  

One swap tells you more than any thread.
  👉 swapss.lol  ·  swap.ss

[MarryWithBTC]

Welcome to the forum and I wish you the best.

You did not mention anything regarding AML value of coins;
I have seen No KYC
No registration
But what happens when I send a coin with high AML score;
Do you process it, seize it and ask for KYC or you refund.

You also did not mention about how you derive your liquidity; Self reserve or third party?

 🧪 First time here

  Send a small amount first, watch it arrive, then move real size. Standard practice with any exchange, and we recommend it here.

This statement appears suspicious than instilling confidence that it intends to do;

Just like saying, try with $50 first, if it works, bring on your $50,000, it will also work. This does not resonate well with me.

[swapsslol]

Welcome to the forum and I wish you the best.

You did not mention anything regarding AML value of coins;
I have seen No KYC
No registration
But what happens when I send a coin with high AML score;
Do you process it, seize it and ask for KYC or you refund.

You also did not mention about how you derive your liquidity; Self reserve or third party?

 🧪 First time here

  Send a small amount first, watch it arrive, then move real size. Standard practice with any exchange, and we recommend it here.

This statement appears suspicious than instilling confidence that it intends to do;

Just like saying, try with $50 first, if it works, bring on your $50,000, it will also work. This does not resonate well with me.

Thanks for the welcome, and thanks for asking the three questions that actually matter instead of the easy ones.

  High AML score on an incoming coin.

  We do not process it and then hold it hostage, and we never ask for KYC to release money. There is no identity step anywhere in a swap, at any size. Screening looks at the funds and the sending address, not at the person.

  Two outcomes, and only two:

 

• The order completes.
• The deposit goes back to a sender-controlled address, minus the network fee.

  A block is wired to the refund path in the code, not to a support queue where money quietly ages. If a deposit is flagged for review rather than blocked outright, the order pauses and a person looks at it, an  it still ends in one of those two exits. The one thing we may ask on a flagged deposit is that you demonstrate control of the sending wallet. That is a question about the wallet, not about you, and it is not a document request.


  Liquidity.

  Both. It is mixed, and which one you hit depends on the pair. Some pairs we fill ourselves. Others, stablecoins among them, are routed out and executed against external liquidity at the rate you were quoted. We do not publish the pair-by-pair split or who we route through.

  The mix is a cost and risk decision per pair, not indecision.


  Where we do hold our own side, it buys two things worth having. We pay out as soon as your deposit confirms instead of waiting on somebody else's cycle, and those pairs stay up when an external rail has a bad day. An exchange that routes everything has no independence and goes dark when its counterparty does. An exchange that funds everything is capital-bound and narrow, which is why the pure-reserve shops all have  short coin lists. Sitting in between is the whole point, and we move that line as pairs prove themselves.

 
  On the "send a small amount first" line. That is a fair hit and it deserves a straight answer rather than a defence.

  The pattern you are describing is real. Small order works, confidence builds, big order disappears. It is the standard shape of an exit scam, and a service that leans on "just test us" is asking you to walk up  that ladder rung by rung.

  What that line was meant to say is narrower: a first small order is for checking mechanics, not for earning trust. Right chain, right address format, memo where a memo is needed, the payout actually landing where you pointed it. That is worth ten dollars of network fee on any service, including this one, and it is worth it precisely because it tells you nothing about our intentions.

The part that answers your real concern is different. There is no account here and no balance. Nothing accumulates on our side between your first order and your fifth, so there is no growing pot to walk away with. Each order is its own thing, funded, routed and paid out, and then it is over. An exit scam needs custody to build up first. That structure is the argument, not a testimonial.

  And since the real subject is trust, here are the options that do not require taking my word.

  Split it. Nothing here rewards a lump sum. No account, no tier, no volume discount to forfeit, so three orders of two thousand cost the same as one of six thousand plus two extra network fees. A service angling to groom you into one big order would price against splitting. We cannot, because there is nothing to price with. There is no dollar threshold to stay under either, since we do not run one, so splitting is counterparty risk management on your side and nothing else. Do it in threes, do it weekly, keep the exposure at whatever number lets you sleep.

  Check us where we do not hold the pen. We are on the exchange monitors and directories: kurs.expert, OKchanger, TopEx, BitList, kycnot.me, Moneroist, AnonUsers, AntiSwap, KYCless, and on the
  software-directory side Trustpilot, Capterra and SaaSHub. They are all collected here: swapss.lol/proof

  And the part I am not going to dress up.  That is
  exactly why we ask for reviews, here and there, and specifically including the bad ones. We cannot edit what lands on those platforms and we do not want to. A complaint we answered in public is worth more to us than any testimonial, because it is the only kind of proof a reader can actually check.

  So: swap small, swap split, read what strangers wrote about us, ask here and watch whether we answer. Any of those beats a paragraph where we describe our own character.

[AML Bot]

Welcome to the forum and I wish you the best.

You did not mention anything regarding AML value of coins

If needed, we can provide you with a free check package, then you can test this service for AML 

[logfiles]

<...>

You probably forgot to tell him about the third outcome which is very likely to happen with high AML scenarios. I have seen other older services experience this only that they didn't bow down to pressure.
You on the other side have to make this clear to your potential clients just in case Law Enforcement agencies are involved

Cooperation with authorities

Like every exchange service, we answer valid, lawful requests from law enforcement. In the rare case where the law itself requires it, specific funds can be held until the matter is resolved. That is a legal obligation, not a practice of ours, and it never touches a normal exchange.

[swapsslol]

<...>

You probably forgot to tell him about the third outcome which is very likely to happen with high AML scenarios. I have seen other older services experience this only that they didn't bow down to pressure.
You on the other side have to make this clear to your potential clients just in case Law Enforcement agencies are involved

Cooperation with authorities

Like every exchange service, we answer valid, lawful requests from law enforcement. In the rare case where the law itself requires it, specific funds can be held until the matter is resolved. That is a legal obligation, not a practice of ours, and it never touches a normal exchange.

Fair point, and thanks for raising it. It deserves more than a one-liner so let me go through it properly.

  First the part I want to be exact about, because I think the wording matters here. For a swap there still isn't a third outcome. Your deposit either goes through and you get your coin, or it comes back to a sender-controlled address minus the network fee. There is no freeze sitting between those two. There's no version of this where your money stays with us while something gets "resolved" and you wait. We don't run balances on the exchange side at all. Each order gets its own deposit address, it pays out, it's finished. Nothing accumulates that could be frozen in the first place.


  So what does law enforcement actually change? Not what happens to your swap. It changes that we can be asked for information, which is a different question, and I think that's the one you're really pointing at.

   That's the real answer to "what can they get from you". Very little, because there is very little. We didn't design it that way to be clever about warrants, it's just what you end up with when you never ask people who they are.

  On the not bowing down part. There's a difference between a lawful request and somebody leaning on us, and we treat those very differently. Someone emailing to say they're an investigator gets nothing. A DM gets nothing. Pressure with no legal weight behind it gets nothing. Something with actual legal weight gets read, answered to the extent it legally has to be, and not one field further than that. I'm not going
  to claim we'd ignore a real court order, because nobody can and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you something. What I will say is we don't volunteer anything, we don't hand a customer over because someone asked firmly, and the less we hold the less that whole conversation is even about.

  While we're on privacy. Monero works here both directions, in and out, same as everything else. 21 coins across 15 networks, fixed rate available on all of them. We're not going to quietly drop XMR the first time somebody finds it uncomfortable.

Now the part where you shouldn't take my word for any of the above.

  Send something small first. MarryWithBTC already called that line out earlier in the thread and was right to. A small order proves the mechanics, right chain, right address, payout lands where you pointed it. It tells you nothing about our intentions. Do it anyway, then keep splitting.

  Split the real amount. Three orders instead of one, different days if you want. It costs you a couple of extra network fees and that's the whole cost. No account, no tier, no volume discount here, so there's nothing that punishes you for splitting and nothing we'd gain by grooming you toward one big order.

  Use other services besides us. Anyone whose entire flow depends on a single exchanger has a problem, and it doesn't matter which exchanger it is.
  We think financial privacy is an ordinary thing to want and we're not embarrassed about supporting it, and we also don't think it's the same thing as lawlessness. Longer version of that argument is at  swap.ss/why-privacy  if it interests you.
Then check us where we can't edit the answer.

  Same goes for reviews here. After a completed swap we show a small thing asking for an honest review somewhere third-party. It's dismissible, no discount attached, we don't pay for any of it and we can't edit what lands. If we get your order wrong, post it in this thread. We'll answer in this thread.



  

[Trêvoid]

Hi,

where is letter of guarantee for swaps?

https://swapss.lol/order/SS-PZ0NTFVZBS7MVB

222222222 USDT to ≈3348.88879554 BTC you can handle it right?

Why do I need to register to reach support?

Screening looks at the funds and the sending address, not at the person.

so what happens if the user’s wallet address was flagged/blacklisted shortly AFTER the exchange was created on your platform. Because it was not flagged at the moment the exchange was created, and your system could not stop it before the transaction went into processing. and you are using mix liquidity, What will happen next?


Also, I sent you a DM about security deposits, but you haven’t replied. You just showed up here, and we’ve already seen many scam reports here how are you going to solve this?

[swapsslol]

Hi,

where is letter of guarantee for swaps?

https://swapss.lol/order/SS-PZ0NTFVZBS7MVB

222222222 USDT to ≈3348.88879554 BTC you can handle it right?

Why do I need to register to reach support?

Screening looks at the funds and the sending address, not at the person.

so what happens if the user’s wallet address was flagged/blacklisted shortly AFTER the exchange was created on your platform. Because it was not flagged at the moment the exchange was created, and your system could not stop it before the transaction went into processing. and you are using mix liquidity, What will happen next?


Also, I sent you a DM about security deposits, but you haven’t replied. You just showed up here, and we’ve already seen many scam reports here how are you going to solve this?

Lot of separate points here

  Letter of guarantee. A LoG is an escrow instrument. It makes sense when there's a manual deal: a counterparty, and an amount sitting with a middleman while two people decide whether to trust each other.
  An automatic swap has none of that. There's no desk holding your funds while a human decides anything, and no counterparty on the far side of a handshake. The order is a quote and a deposit address, your coin
  goes out when your deposit confirms, and the whole thing is on chain afterwards for you to read. The guarantee you actually want is the one you can check yourself: send ten dollars, watch it land, open the
  transaction. A signed PDF from me would be worth less than that, and you'd be right not to lean on it.

 Order size, and that 222 million link. Normally you can't create an order above a pair's limit at all. Ask for more than the maximum and the quote comes back as an error with the real range, no order
  behind it. Try it right now: 222 million USDT into BTC returns its not available. If you did get one made, you slipped through a gap on our side. It's a bug on our end, and it still does nothing, because no route fills a
  number like that. Even in the absurd case where someone actually sent, say, 200 billion USDT toward an order that can't be filled, it comes straight back to them. Nobody should be moving money that way
  regardless, for reasons that sit a little further down this post.

  Registering to reach support. You don't. There's no account here and support doesn't need one. Telegram @swappsy, or email support@swap.ss. Both reach a person, neither asks you to sign up for anything.

  Address flagged right after the order was created.
  

so what happens if the user's wallet address was flagged/blacklisted shortly AFTER the exchange was created

 Good question, and the ordering is the whole answer. The deposit is screened when it lands, and processing only starts if that screen passes. So there's no window where flagged money is "already in processing"
  before anyone could stop it. Processing is what happens after the check, not before it.

  Two cases fall out of that. If the address is clean when you deposit, we execute and your coin lands where you pointed it. If it gets flagged after that, the swap is already finished and there's nothing sitting
  with us to freeze. We don't claw back a completed order and neither can anyone else. If the address is flagged at the deposit, it never executes and never gets routed to external liquidity at all. It stops at
  the screen. So the "tainted funds already went into your mixed liquidity" picture doesn't happen in that order, because the screen sits in front of the routing, not behind it.

  When a deposit does stop, here's where it goes. If you set a refund address, and I'd set it to the same wallet you send from, it goes back there automatically. If you didn't set one, the order waits and you
  claim the refund through support, no account needed. We don't route flagged funds onward and we don't quietly keep them either. They sit until you claim them, then they go back. A stranger's flagged deposit is
  a liability to us, not a prize, and the fastest safe thing we can do with it is hand it back to the person who sent it.

"Many scam reports here." Not about us. We're new on this forum and we've delivered what we've delivered, and you can't link a report against SwapSS because there isn't one. "I've seen many scam reports here" is true of every exchange board ever made, the honest services included, so it sorts nobody. Judge us on swaps that completed and on what third parties say, not on the general weather in the room.

  So, the ways to check us that need neither my word nor my money:

  

• Swap small first. Ten dollars proves the mechanics, right chain, right address, payout landing where you pointed it. It tells you nothing about our intentions, which is fine, that's not what it's
    for.
• Split the real amount. A few orders across a few days. No account, no tier, no volume discount, so splitting costs you a couple of extra network fees and nothing else, and there's nothing we'd gain
    by nudging you toward one lump.
• Don't rely on us alone. Anyone whose whole flow runs through a single exchanger has a problem, whichever one it is.
• Check us where we don't hold the pen. kurs.expert, OKchanger, TopEx, BitList, kycnot.me, Moneroist, AntiSwap, KYCless, and on the software side Trustpilot, Capterra, SaaSHub. All at swapss.lol/proof.
    

[Trêvoid]

Hi,

where is letter of guarantee for swaps?

https://swapss.lol/order/SS-PZ0NTFVZBS7MVB

222222222 USDT to ≈3348.88879554 BTC you can handle it right?

Why do I need to register to reach support?

Screening looks at the funds and the sending address, not at the person.

so what happens if the user’s wallet address was flagged/blacklisted shortly AFTER the exchange was created on your platform. Because it was not flagged at the moment the exchange was created, and your system could not stop it before the transaction went into processing. and you are using mix liquidity, What will happen next?


Also, I sent you a DM about security deposits, but you haven’t replied. You just showed up here, and we’ve already seen many scam reports here how are you going to solve this?

Lot of separate points here

  Letter of guarantee. A LoG is an escrow instrument. It makes sense when there's a manual deal: a counterparty, and an amount sitting with a middleman while two people decide whether to trust each other.
  An automatic swap has none of that. There's no desk holding your funds while a human decides anything, and no counterparty on the far side of a handshake. The order is a quote and a deposit address, your coin
  goes out when your deposit confirms, and the whole thing is on chain afterwards for you to read. The guarantee you actually want is the one you can check yourself: send ten dollars, watch it land, open the
  transaction. A signed PDF from me would be worth less than that, and you'd be right not to lean on it.

 Order size, and that 222 million link. Normally you can't create an order above a pair's limit at all. Ask for more than the maximum and the quote comes back as an error with the real range, no order
  behind it. Try it right now: 222 million USDT into BTC returns its not available. If you did get one made, you slipped through a gap on our side. It's a bug on our end, and it still does nothing, because no route fills a
  number like that. Even in the absurd case where someone actually sent, say, 200 billion USDT toward an order that can't be filled, it comes straight back to them. Nobody should be moving money that way
  regardless, for reasons that sit a little further down this post.

  Registering to reach support. You don't. There's no account here and support doesn't need one. Telegram @swappsy, or email support@swap.ss. Both reach a person, neither asks you to sign up for anything.

  Address flagged right after the order was created.
  

so what happens if the user's wallet address was flagged/blacklisted shortly AFTER the exchange was created

 Good question, and the ordering is the whole answer. The deposit is screened when it lands, and processing only starts if that screen passes. So there's no window where flagged money is "already in processing"
  before anyone could stop it. Processing is what happens after the check, not before it.

  Two cases fall out of that. If the address is clean when you deposit, we execute and your coin lands where you pointed it. If it gets flagged after that, the swap is already finished and there's nothing sitting
  with us to freeze. We don't claw back a completed order and neither can anyone else. If the address is flagged at the deposit, it never executes and never gets routed to external liquidity at all. It stops at
  the screen. So the "tainted funds already went into your mixed liquidity" picture doesn't happen in that order, because the screen sits in front of the routing, not behind it.

  When a deposit does stop, here's where it goes. If you set a refund address, and I'd set it to the same wallet you send from, it goes back there automatically. If you didn't set one, the order waits and you
  claim the refund through support, no account needed. We don't route flagged funds onward and we don't quietly keep them either. They sit until you claim them, then they go back. A stranger's flagged deposit is
  a liability to us, not a prize, and the fastest safe thing we can do with it is hand it back to the person who sent it.

"Many scam reports here." Not about us. We're new on this forum and we've delivered what we've delivered, and you can't link a report against SwapSS because there isn't one. "I've seen many scam reports here" is true of every exchange board ever made, the honest services included, so it sorts nobody. Judge us on swaps that completed and on what third parties say, not on the general weather in the room.

  So, the ways to check us that need neither my word nor my money:

  

• Swap small first. Ten dollars proves the mechanics, right chain, right address, payout landing where you pointed it. It tells you nothing about our intentions, which is fine, that's not what it's
    for.
• Split the real amount. A few orders across a few days. No account, no tier, no volume discount, so splitting costs you a couple of extra network fees and nothing else, and there's nothing we'd gain
    by nudging you toward one lump.
• Don't rely on us alone. Anyone whose whole flow runs through a single exchanger has a problem, whichever one it is.
• Check us where we don't hold the pen. kurs.expert, OKchanger, TopEx, BitList, kycnot.me, Moneroist, AntiSwap, KYCless, and on the software side Trustpilot, Capterra, SaaSHub. All at swapss.lol/proof.
    

Which specific chain-analysis provider are you using to flag these addresses?

You stated that an order for 222 million USDT returns an error. If your system is capable of generating a deposit address for an order that the backend cannot fulfill, you have a massive failure in your pre-check logic. How can users trust your system to handle any order if your front-end allows transactions that your back-end cannot support?

You claim you aren't an escrow service, yet you hold my funds the moment they land on your deposit address. You are the middleman. If your 'automated screening' fails or 'claws back' my funds, I have no legal standing because you refuse to provide an LoG or a signed contract. How do you intend to guarantee my principal is safe during the transition period?

[swapsslol]

Most of this is answered right above your post, so briefly, in the order you asked.

  Screening tooling. Not published, same as our liquidity routing. Naming it only helps people trying to launder around it, and it changes nothing for an honest swap.

  The 222m order. That order expired in 30 minutes and never went anywhere. It was a one-off bug we've never reproduced, we don't know how you got it created, and you can't create one now. Anything above a
  pair's limit returns a 422, with no order and no deposit address behind it. Worst case for that link was always a refund anyway.

  Custody. For the few minutes a swap takes, your coins sit at a single-use address tied to your order, and yes it's ours. After that there's no balance and no account holding anything, and the order ends
  in the swap or the refund. An LoG doesn't shorten that window or add a remedy crypto never had, and it's worth whatever the person signing it is worth.

  SwapSS is a no-KYC crypto exchange with no account and no registration. 21 coins across 15 networks, Monero and Dash included, USDT on every chain in common use, fixed or floating rate with the quoted figure
  the one you receive. Swap Bitcoin to Monero, USDT to BTC, or any pair on the list without an email or a verification step. Deposit confirms, payout goes out, done.

  Swap a small amount first, split a large one, and check us anywhere we do not control the page: kurs.expert, kycnot.me, Moneroist, AntiSwap, Trustpilot, Capterra and the rest at swapss.lol/proof.

  Come in, swap, leave. swapss.lol