FixedFloat
VeilSwap vs FixedFloat (2026): fixed-rate swaps compared
FixedFloat is a fully automated exchange that publishes its fee per rate mode: 1% + network fee for fixed-rate orders and 0.5% + network fee for floating-rate orders. VeilSwap quotes fixed-rate only and hides nothing in a second line — no service fee is added at settlement, and the same quote is what you settle at. Both are automation-first; the choice comes down to whether you want a floating option and how much you value an onion route and order-level on-chain proof.
Facts checked: 2026-10-13
Where FixedFloat wins
- Floating-rate mode at a published 0.5% — cheaper than fixed when you don't need a guarantee
- Long-running automated service with a familiar interface and broad network coverage
Where VeilSwap wins
- Only one price to reason about: the quoted number is the settled number, no second fee line
- No account, no email, no stored order history — the order URL is the only artefact
- Tor onion mirror for users who avoid clearnet entirely
- Four-language UI and content (en/zh/ja/ko), including news and guides
| Criterion | VeilSwap | FixedFloat |
|---|---|---|
| Published fees | No separate fee line: the all-in cost sits inside the quoted rate | 1% + network fee (fixed rate); 0.5% + network fee (floating rate) — published in their FAQ |
| Rate modes | Fixed-rate only — one mode, locked at creation | Fixed and floating — floating is cheaper if you accept market drift |
| Asset coverage | 538 tickers across 73 networks, XMR/ZEC both directions | Broad multi-network list including Monero, USDT on several chains, Bitcoin Lightning |
| Account / KYC | No account, no email, no KYC for regular volumes; no order history kept on our side | Automated flow without registration for standard exchanges |
| Tor / onion access | Dedicated onion mirror of the same app | Clearnet site and app (no onion address published as of the check date) |
| Order transparency | Order page prints the payin and payout on-chain hashes; public status page for incidents | Order status tracking in the automated flow |
How to decide
If you want a floating option at a published 0.5%, FixedFloat is a legitimate choice and a well-known one. If you'd rather have a single locked number, no account or email, an onion route and hashes on the order page, VeilSwap covers that trade. Compare the received amount on a live quote for your actual pair — published percentages don't tell you what lands in your wallet.
Sources checked
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