Nonease

Swap one coin,
receive another.

999+ assets. No account, no sign-up, and nothing held on your behalf.

You send
You receive
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Top pairs

What one coin buys right now, refreshed every minute.

  • btcusdtTRX
  • ethusdtTRX
  • usdtTRXbtc
  • ltcusdtTRX
  • xmrusdtTRX
  • trxusdtTRX

One unit of the coin on the left, in the coin on the right. Rates float — the one applied to your swap is the rate at the moment your deposit is confirmed.

How it works

Three steps, and no account at any point.

  1. 1

    Pick your pair

    Choose what you send and what you want back. The rate is live, and refreshes every thirty seconds while you decide.

  2. 2

    Send the deposit

    We issue a one-time deposit address for your swap. Send the exact amount shown, on the network shown.

  3. 3

    Receive

    Once the deposit confirms, the swap executes and the payout goes straight to your wallet. Usually within minutes.

Questions

Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to remember. Each swap is identified by its own link, which is worth keeping until the swap completes.

Where are my coins held?

Nowhere. Nonease never takes custody. Your deposit goes to a one-time address at the exchange provider, the swap executes, and the payout goes directly to the wallet address you supply.

What does the rate mean?

Swaps use a floating rate. The figure shown is an estimate at the current market price; the final amount is set when your deposit confirms on-chain, so it can move slightly in either direction.

What if I send the wrong amount?

Below the pair minimum, a deposit usually cannot be processed or returned. Above it, the swap normally still completes at the larger amount. Always check the minimum shown before sending.

Why do you ask for a refund address?

It is optional but strongly recommended. If a swap cannot complete — a network issue, a failed route — it is the only way funds can find their way back to you.

How long does a swap take?

Most complete in five to thirty minutes. Nearly all of that is waiting for network confirmations on your deposit, which is outside anyone's control.