Swapping stuff
is fractured.

Hidden fees. Lost deposits. A different site for every spend. None of it should be normal.

Open App ->

Anything in,
anything out.

One address. One engine. Crypto-to-crypto is free.

One address. Send anything. Get anything.

Your uSwap address isn't a one-time deposit slip — it's a persistent routing inbox. Send any supported asset, on any network, in any amount. The engine watches it and figures out what to do.

01

You send

BTC, USDC, XMR, TON — anything. Wrong network or amount? Doesn't matter.

02

The engine routes

Real-time across providers. Multi-hop when needed. Best path wins.

03

You receive

Crypto, Telegram, Discord, VPN, prepaid Visa. Recovery on the same screen.

01

Crypto → Crypto

Free. Quote = provider rate. No spread.

$0
02

Crypto → anything else

Telegram, Discord, VPN, gift cards, prepaid Visa.

small retail markup
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0% on crypto isn't a marketing claim.

Crypto-to-crypto quotes at the underlying provider rate. No spread in the quote, no platform fee on top.

The spend side carries the retail markup. That's what funds the engine. If you only ever swap crypto, you'll never pay us anything.

The swap engine competitors can't copy.

uSwap is infrastructure, not a wrapper. A persistent routing inbox, multi-hop composition across execution providers, and recovery handled at the protocol layer instead of a support queue.

Real recovery

Wrong network, wrong asset, wrong amount — handled at the protocol layer, not via support. Three buttons: market, hold, refund. You decide.

Multi-hop when it matters

When no single provider covers your pair, the engine composes a chain of providers in one quote. You see one rate; the engine does the stitching.

Crypto-to-crypto is FREE

No spread in the quote, no platform fee on top. The product is subsidized by the spend side — gift cards, Telegram, Discord, VPN.

Crypto swap questions

No. Crypto-to-crypto swaps quote at the underlying provider rate with no platform fee and no spread baked into the quote. You only pay the network gas for your transaction.