[ANN] NoxSwap: fixed-rate swaps, 536 coins, Monero first, Tor mirror, PGP

[noxswap]

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Hi all,

NoxSwap is a swap service for 536 coins and networks. The rate is fixed when you create the order and the fees are already in it, so you get the amount you were quoted. No account, no e-mail, no KYC for standard swaps. Swaps run through established exchanges and the payout goes straight to your own address. We never hold your coins.

If you have a question about a pair, a network or one of your swaps, ask in this thread. Pair requests and criticism are welcome.

• Pick a pair. The rate is locked when the order is created, fees included.
• Send the exact amount shown, in one payment, before the deposit window runs out.
• The coins go to the address you entered. You can follow the status on the order page. A refund address is optional.

Networks are named the way wallets name them (TRC20, BEP20, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana, TON and so on). If a coin needs a memo or tag, the form asks for it. All pairs are here: noxswap.io/exchange

You can send XMR, receive XMR, or use it in the middle of a route. If you don't want your swaps to end up as one trail on a public chain, this is what we'd suggest:

Steps 1 and 3 are normal swaps on NoxSwap. Step 2 you do in your own wallet. We have nothing to do with it. Longer write-up: How to anonymize a transaction in 3 steps

Code:

http://noxswap46e5kyuum33rcv4vno2icnkkpzw4bgbbgg5cedxwfztl27mqd.onion

It's the same site with the same rates and coins, and you can track orders there too. It also works with JavaScript off, so Tor Browser on "Safest" is fine.

Fake onion links often start with "noxswap" too, so check the whole address against our signed mirrors.txt, or open noxswap.io in Tor Browser and use the purple .onion button in the address bar. More on the Tor mirror page.

Each order gets a letter of guarantee signed with our PGP key. It has the order ID and time, what you send and to which deposit address, what you get and your payout address, the deposit deadline and the fixed-rate promise. If something goes wrong, that letter shows what we promised, and it can't be forged without our key.

• Public key: noxswap.io/pgp.txt
• Fingerprint: 2BEE 8468 AB94 9AC0 7C0A  E29A DFE1 AE31 7EDB F79D
• Check a letter in the browser at noxswap.io/pgp, on BitList, or with GnuPG
• Account proof: a PGP-signed message from this account is in the second post of this thread

• Fees: included in the quote, nothing gets added later. How the fees work
• Minimum: none of our own. The exchange that runs the swap has a small minimum per pair, and the widget shows it if your amount is below it.
• Speed: usually a few minutes, but it depends on confirmations on each network.
• Data: we don't store IP addresses. Orders are kept 90 days for support, after that addresses, e-mail and tx hashes are deleted automatically. Once a swap is finished, its tx hashes and addresses show only in the browser that created the order, not to anyone else with the link.
• Not available in Russia, Belarus and countries under comprehensive sanctions.
• Support: info@noxswap.io, the chat on the site, or a message to our Telegram channel. We usually answer within a few hours. We never message you first.

On 2 November BitList did its own test swap through us (210 USDC to BTC) and published it with the on-chain proofs. Customer reviews are on Trustpilot, and order-verified ones on xmr.club. We're also listed here:

Stay in the loop: privacy tips, swap guides and service updates.

[noxswap]

Account proof

This is the official NoxSwap account. The message below is signed with our PGP key (fingerprint 2BEE 8468 AB94 9AC0 7C0A  E29A DFE1 AE31 7EDB F79D). Verify it at https://noxswap.io/pgp or with GnuPG.

Code:

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Hash: SHA512

Bitcointalk account: noxswap
This is the official account of NoxSwap (https://noxswap.io).
PGP fingerprint: 2BEE 8468 AB94 9AC0 7C0A  E29A DFE1 AE31 7EDB F79D
Date: 2026-10-28
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[icopress]

Welcome! The thread looks great!

[noxswap]

Thank you, icopress, and thanks for all your help with the thread! If anyone has questions about NoxSwap, feel free to ask here and we'll answer.

[examplens]

Can you explain to me if you are full no-kyc, then why you have geo restrictions?
I mean, don't ask for kyc, that should automatically mean you don't care where someone comes from. Plus, you are not licensed, so you have no obligation to adapt to regulations and exclude sanctioned jurisdictions.

[noxswap]

Hello, good question, but no-KYC and the country block are two separate things.

No-KYC just means we don't ask you for ID to swap. The country block isn't about checking up on anyone, it's there to protect our own users. The actual reason:

• The liquidity restricts it anyway. The services behind the swaps don't serve those sanctioned regions, so an order from one of them is exactly the kind that can get flagged later on.
• It protects the user, not us. If a swap got flagged and someone asked for verification, it's the user who's left with a stuck swap and a mess to sort out.
• We don't track you. We don't log or keep your IP, and we don't tie it to anyone. Technically a swap would go through from just about anywhere.

So the block is just a check at the door for a short list of heavily sanctioned countries, nothing more. It's there to save the user a future headache, not to police where you're from.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

✅ No account, no e-mail, no KYC for standard swaps

Here is where it gets a bit tricky. Can you please enlighten us on what "standard swaps" are?

✅ Payout straight to your own wallet, we never hold your funds

Sure, but the deposit address is yours, so you will still temporarily hold the funds. Right?

✅ No IP logs, order data anonymized after 90 days

Any reason why it has to be after 90 days? and not after 7 days or 2 weeks?

[noxswap]

Good questions, let me take them one by one.

1. What's a "standard swap"?
It's the normal one that goes through without being flagged, which is the vast majority. We don't ask anyone for KYC ourselves. The only time verification comes up is when the liquidity behind the swap flags the incoming funds, think coins coming straight from a hack, a scam, or a sanctioned source. If that happens and you'd rather not verify, you get the funds back without KYC. More on when and why that happens here: why some swaps get flagged.

2. The deposit address and "holding funds".
Fair point, so let me be precise. The deposit address isn't ours and it isn't a NoxSwap wallet, it's generated by the exchange that actually fills your order. Your coins go from your wallet, through the swap, and land back in your wallet. We never take custody at any point. You're right that the coins sit for a few minutes while the swap runs, that's unavoidable for any swap that isn't atomic, but that's the swap engine doing its job, not us holding your money.

3. Why 90 days and not 7?
It's a support buffer, nothing more. If a swap gets stuck, a refund runs slow, or the provider reviews something, that can surface a week or two later. With a 7-day window, someone who comes back on day 10 has no record left and we can't help them. After 90 days there's no support reason to keep it, so the order is stripped of anything identifying. We keep no IP at all, and that 90 days only covers the order itself: pair, amounts, addresses, timestamps.

And to be straight with you: the exchange that fills the swap keeps its own records under its AML rules, which is outside our hands. The 90 days is about what we keep.


Honestly? We built this for ourselves first. We just wanted a swap that doesn't ask who we are, doesn't sit on our coins, and doesn't keep a diary of everything we do. Once it actually worked, it felt like a waste to keep it to ourselves, so we opened it up to everyone.

[DiMarxist]

Nice presentation I find your Announcement thread interesting, as it is well concise and explained. Your welcome to the forum, services like this will help people exchange their cryptocurrencies without necessarily passing through a conventional exchange. I just hope that your services will be as good as you have said especially in the area of trust.

[noxswap]

I just hope that your services will be as good as you have said especially in the area of trust.

Thanks a lot, appreciate the kind words.

Fair point on trust, that's something we have to earn, not just claim. That's why every order comes with a PGP-signed letter of guarantee you can check against our public key, and the refund rule is written down: if a swap ever gets flagged and you'd rather not verify, the deposit goes back minus the network fee (the only exception is funds suspected of being linked to illegal activity).

My advice for any new service, us included: start with a small swap. And if something ever doesn't go right, post it here, we'd rather sort it out in the open.

[Lender]

My advice for any new service, us included: start with a small swap. And if something ever doesn't go right, post it here, we'd rather sort it out in the open.

Just compared NoxSwap stable swap price with C4Swap...

100 USDT on Tron is giving ~92 USDC on Solana at NoxSwap as against ~99 USDC on Solana at C4Swap.

I am not demeaning you or something. You support XMR and some other coins that they do not. But, any reason for this price difference in Stable Swap?

Suggestion: You may consider supporting PulseChain too.

[noxswap]

any reason for this price difference in Stable Swap?

No offence taken, thanks for testing it.

Worth knowing: C4Swap's 99.3 USDC is not what the swap actually costs. Their fee isn't shown on the main screen, only after you click to expand the offer: $4.74, of which $4.69 is a network fee paid on top in TRX. So you spend about 104.7 USD for 99.3 USDC, and with the 1% slippage it can still drop to 98.3.

With us, the ~92 USDC is final and guaranteed, with every fee already included and shown upfront. Nothing behind a click.

To be fair, C4Swap is still cheaper on small stable swaps. Our route has a flat cost that hurts most at 100 USDT (at 1,000 USDT we quote about 972).

Where we really differ is privacy: C4Swap needs your wallet connected and both legs are easy to match on-chain. With us there's no wallet connection, the payout comes from a fresh address, and we support XMR.

[TryNinja]

NoxSwap was officially tested by BitList.

A test swap of 210 USDC to BTC was executed through NoxSwap.

The swap took around 4 minutes between deposit and receiving tx. The AML score of the receiving BTC was marked as "LOW RISK", clean and unmarked coins.

The rate was executed 1:1 with no hidden slippage or fees.

The overall experience was nice and smooth. Choose pair, see fixed rate, send USDC, receive BTC. That's it.

A letter of guarantee is provided before each swap, which was sucessfully verified with BitList PGP Checker.
 
Deposit tx
Receiving tx
Letter of Guarantee (verified)
AML Screenshot (low risk)

This is our first official review for this new system, with more to come.

[noxswap]

Thank you, BitList. Being the service tested under your system is an honour, and we'll do our best to deserve it.

For anyone reading, nothing here needs to be taken on our word. Every claim in the review has a public record:

• Deposit transaction (Etherscan)
• Payout transaction (mempool.space), about 4 minutes later
• Letter of guarantee, verified with the BitList PGP checker
• AML check of the received BTC: low risk

Trust is earned one swap at a time, and that's exactly how we want to earn it. Full review: bitlist.co/service/noxswap

[NotATether]

Welcome!

I sent you a PM on Altcoinstalks.

[noxswap]

Hello
We don't have Altcointalks yet. Send me a PM here or email me at info@noxswap.io

[NotATether]

Hello
We don't have Altcointalks yet. Send me a PM here or email me at info@noxswap.io

Ah my bad!

It was on Bitcointalk.

But I will copy and paste the message to email

[examplens]

• The liquidity restricts it anyway. The services behind the swaps don't serve those sanctioned regions, so an order from one of them is exactly the kind that can get flagged later on.

Which services is behind the swap?
What happens if a user from a sanctioned area still creates an order and sends funds?

[noxswap]

We always select a suitable partner for the swap. No KYC is required, we no store data such as IP addresses, device names, etc. The swap is carried out from our server’s IP address. The client is therefore protected.

What about restrictions? There’s no way to detect this… If a transaction is flagged for AML, you can decline it and your crypto will be returned to you.

I recommend,  try it

[Zwei]

We always select a suitable partner for the swap. No KYC is required, we no store data such as IP addresses, device names, etc. The swap is carried out from our server’s IP address. The client is therefore protected.

that doesn't answer the question asked above. lots of liquidity providers claim to be "NO KYC", "private" and whatnot, but again and again it turns out not to be true.
it's okay if you don't want to disclose that info, but don't claim something you can't prove.

What about restrictions? There’s no way to detect this… If a transaction is flagged for AML, you can decline it and your crypto will be returned to you.

does that include stolen coins, or coins coming from sanctioned addresses? would those also get refunded without any question asked?