We compare offers from these exchanges. The partner you choose receives your coins, swaps them and sends the new coins straight to your wallet.1
Last checked on October 16, 2026.
Last checked on October 16, 2026.
Last checked on October 16, 2026.
Trocador compares exchanges itself: one of its partner exchanges carries out the swap. When Trocador tells us which one, your swap's page shows it.
Last checked on October 16, 2026.
Last checked on October 16, 2026.
For your coins, networks and amount, we ask every active partner for an offer. The swap card shows the offer that gives you the most coins.
“Other offers” lists every offer, sorted by what you get, highest first; the top one is marked “Most coins”. If two offers give exactly the same amount, they keep a fixed partner order. You can choose any of them.
Partners that can't do a swap — because of the amount, the network or an outage — are listed separately, with the reason.
Sorted by what you get, highest first. We earn a commission from every partner. It is already in each amount, and no partner pays to be placed higher.
How we compare offersPartners run anti-money-laundering checks under their own policies. A partner can pause a swap for a check and ask for an ID document and where the funds came from. Any partner can do this, and some ask everyone who lives in certain countries.
GlobalSwap doesn't decide these checks and can't release a paused swap. We help you understand what the partner needs and how to reach it: use “Contact support” on your swap's page.
LetsExchange closed on October 1, 2026. Its support answers questions about earlier swaps until November 30, 2026.
If you have an open swap with LetsExchange, its page shows the status and how to reach LetsExchange's support.