How long does an exchange take?

Most exchanges complete in about 1 minute after your deposit is confirmed on-chain. Speed depends on the network congestion of the currencies involved.

Do I need to register an account?

No. A standard swap needs no account, no email and no identity documents. Every order is executed by a third-party liquidity provider that screens deposits for on-chain risk, so a deposit it flags can be held or require source-of-funds.

Are there any limits?

Minimums and maximums are set per pair by the executing liquidity provider and shown by the quote form before you commit. Fixed-rate orders lock the price at order time.

What happens if the rate changes?

With fixed-rate orders the rate is fixed when you create the order and held for the provider's validity window, shown as a countdown on the order page (about 10 minutes on the corridors we route to). Market movement after that does not change what you receive, provided the deposit arrives inside the window. If a swap cannot complete, funds are returned to the refund address you set.

Which currencies are supported?

Over 500 multi-network assets across major networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, Solana, Monero and more.

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VeilSwap vs Exolix (2026): seven years of routing vs a narrow privacy route

Exolix has been running since 2018 and describes itself as a smart cross-chain swap aggregator: it routes an order across 50+ centralised venues, quotes a fixed rate, and asks for no registration. VeilSwap is younger and narrower: a fixed-rate quote from a small set of liquidity providers, locked at order creation, no account or email, per-order deposit addresses and an onion mirror. Exolix wins on track record and catalogue size; the differences that matter are how much of the route you can check and what happens when an order goes wrong.

Facts checked: 2026-11-01

Where Exolix wins

Seven years of operating history is a real advantage when your money is in transit — we cannot match it in 2026
A far larger catalogue and cross-venue routing: if your pair is exotic, they probably have it and we may not
Mobile apps and a staffed 24/7 desk — useful if you want a human on the phone at 3am

Where VeilSwap wins

Fixed quote locked at order creation with the all-in cost printed before you send — no separate service fee appears afterwards
Refund address is required before an order exists, and failed/over-paid orders are returned to it automatically
Tor onion mirror for users who do not want a clearnet swap at all
A public, keyless quote endpoint so anyone can reproduce what the site shows

Criterion	VeilSwap	Exolix
Operating history	Launched 2026; roughly one month of live order history at the time of this comparison	Running since 2018 — seven years of orders, incidents and fixes
Liquidity model	Aggregates a small set of professional instant-swap providers and shows the best payout of those quotes; no own inventory	Routes across 50+ centralised venues (their figure); smart order routing is the product
Fees as stated	No separate fee line: total cost is inside the quote, and the order page prints an all-in cost estimate before you send	Zero extra fees, per their homepage claim: the rate you see is what you receive
Asset coverage	429 asset/network pairs across 62 networks, 348 distinct tickers (2026-11-01); XMR and ZEC supported both directions	Thousands of pairs across 200+ blockchains (their figure) — materially wider than ours
Account and identity	No account, no email, no KYC at standard volumes; we keep no order history of our own	No registration or personal data for a standard exchange, per their FAQ
When an order goes wrong	A refund address is mandatory at order creation, and an under/over-paid or late order is refunded to it automatically; if that fails you get a Telegram alert with the provider order ID	Support handles disputes; the FAQ says a transaction usually takes 5–30 minutes and support is staffed 24/7
Access routes	Clearnet plus a Tor onion mirror; four interface languages (en/zh/ja/ko)	Clearnet site plus iOS and Android apps
What you can verify	Public quote endpoint (no key) returns the same number the site shows; the order page carries deposit and payout hashes	Rates are shown per order; there is no public quote endpoint to reproduce their numbers independently

How to decide

If you want the longer track record, the bigger catalogue, apps and a 24/7 desk, Exolix is the safer-looking default and we will not pretend otherwise. If your swap is XMR/ZEC-shaped, you want a locked number with no account, a refund path fixed before you send, and you would rather verify our numbers against a public endpoint than trust a page, VeilSwap is built for exactly that trade. Run both quotes on your actual pair and compare what lands in your wallet.

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