A low fee rate on your Bitcoin deposit can leave the first confirmation waiting much longer. A floating quote keeps moving in that time, so you may get a little more or a little less.
In your wallet, set the fee rate to what the network is taking right now.
$BTC #Bitcoin
Your deposit goes to a one-time address created for your order.
That address belongs to that one swap. The next swap you start gets its own.
#CryptoSwap#SelfCustody
ERC-20, in plain words. It is a token standard on Ethereum. Tokens that follow it behave the same way in any wallet.
Some wallets and exchanges label the Ethereum network itself as ERC-20. The label changes, the network does not.
$ETH #Ethereum
Zcash lets you choose what the chain shows. A payout to a unified (u1) or Sapling (zs1) address keeps that address hidden. A t1 address shows the payout on the chain, like Bitcoin.
Check which kind your wallet gives you before you paste it.
#Zcash $ZEC
Sending USDT on Tron costs energy and bandwidth. TRX pays for those, unless your wallet has them staked or delegated.
With neither, the deposit never leaves.
So check your TRX balance before you start the swap.
$USDT #SelfCustody
How do you find your way back to a swap you already started?
A bookmarked order page
The order ID written down offline
The tab left open
Your deposit transaction hash
#CryptoSwap
Solana accounts must hold a small minimum balance. A brand new, empty address can only take a first transfer that meets it.
So if you receive SOL into a fresh wallet, keep the amount above that minimum. It is a Solana rule, not our fee.
$SOL #Solana
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Check the BTC address you give for the payout. An address that already received a payment links those payments together on the public Bitcoin chain. That link stays.
Open your wallet and ask for a new receive address. Use it for this swap only.
$BTC #Privacy
Payout fee, in plain words. It comes out of the amount you receive, and the swap box shows it before you send.
Sending the deposit costs you a network fee as well. That one goes to the network you send on, and it sits outside our quote.
#Crypto
When you paste a deposit address, how much of it do you actually compare before you confirm?
The first few characters
The first and the last
The whole string
You scan a QR and trust it
#SelfCustody#Crypto
Viewing key, in plain words. A Zcash viewing key shows the incoming and outgoing payments of a shielded address. It carries no right to spend.
Without one, a block explorer cannot show a shielded balance. $ZEC #Privacy