SimpleSwap
Non-custodial instant exchange & aggregator (since 2018) — 1,500+ assets, no account, no ID for standard swaps.
Sometimes. SimpleSwap is rated “Rare KYC” — usually no KYC, but verification can be triggered (e.g. by AML flags or an upstream partner).
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About SimpleSwap
SimpleSwap is a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange and aggregator operating since 2018. It lets you swap between more than 1,500 coins and tokens with no registration, no email, and no identity verification for standard swaps. Rather than running an order book, SimpleSwap routes each trade to partner liquidity and sends the output directly to your wallet.
How swapping on SimpleSwap works
Choose the coin you are sending and the coin you want to receive, enter an amount, and SimpleSwap shows a live estimate. Pick a floating rate (follows the market until your deposit confirms) or a fixed rate (locks the quote for a short window for a slightly wider spread). Send your coins to the one-time deposit address, and the exchanged funds arrive at the address you provided — no account, no dashboard, no approval step.
Privacy and no-KYC
Standard swaps on SimpleSwap require no account and no ID, and Monero (XMR) is supported in both directions — practical for private routes such as BTC to XMR and XMR to BTC. Be aware that SimpleSwap runs an AML risk engine: a minority of transactions flagged as high risk — for example coins traced to mixers or sanctioned sources — may be held for verification. It is not blanket KYC, but it is not a guarantee either, so review the no-KYC track record before sending large amounts.
What to know before you swap
- Two rate types: floating for the best market price, fixed to lock the quote.
- Refund address: always provide one — if a swap can't complete, funds return there.
- Network matters: confirm the deposit network (e.g. ERC20 vs TRC20 vs BEP20) matches your coin before sending.
- Limits: each pair has a minimum and, sometimes, a maximum; the swap table shows them.
- AML risk: avoid sending mixer-tainted or sanctioned-source coins, which are the usual cause of holds.
- Non-custodial routing: SimpleSwap forwards to your wallet rather than keeping balances.
Common use cases
SimpleSwap is a solid default for everyday swaps across major assets. Popular routes include ETH to XMR, USDT to BTC, and BTC to LTC. Compare its live rate against other no-KYC venues on the Swap page and pick the best offer for your pair.