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VeilSwap vs StealthEX (2026): a 2000-asset aggregator vs a two-pool quote you can re-run yourself

StealthEX is a custody-free instant exchange that quotes across multiple major venues, covers more than 2000 assets, sells crypto for cards, and offers a fixed-rate mode. VeilSwap is much smaller: two professional liquidity providers, the better of the two quotes shown with the provider named, no account, per-order deposit addresses and an onion mirror. StealthEX wins on catalogue, fiat on-ramp and review history; the difference that matters is whether you can check the number and what happens to a stuck order.

Facts checked: 2026-11-03

Where StealthEX wins

  • Roughly five times our asset count and a card on-ramp — if your coin is obscure or your money is still in a bank, they can serve you and we cannot
  • 445 Trustpilot reviews averaging 4.0 — a public track record we do not have yet
  • Fixed-rate orders and a staffed live chat: two things users ask for that we do not provide

Where VeilSwap wins

  • You can see the competition: both pools are quoted on every request, the winner is named, and the identical numbers are available from a keyless public endpoint
  • Refund path is fixed before the deposit address is shown, and stuck orders are refunded automatically instead of waiting on a support queue
  • Tor onion mirror, for users who do not want a clearnet swap at all
CriterionVeilSwapStealthEX
Asset coverage429 asset/network pairs across 62 networks, 348 distinct tickers (measured 2026-11-01); XMR and ZEC both directions"Over 2000+" assets per their own FAQ — roughly five times our catalogue, and the gap is widest on long-tail tokens
Where the price comes fromTwo providers are quoted side by side on every request; the page names which one won and by how much, and the same numbers come back from the public quote endpointTheir algorithm searches multiple major exchanges and executes the best deal; the competition itself is not shown to you
Rate typeFloating only, but locked at order creation (about 10 minutes at the provider); the deposit address stays payable for 30 minutesBoth floating and fixed-rate orders; a floating order fails if the market moves more than 5%, then support renegotiates or refunds
Account and identityNo account, no email, no identity documents at standard volumes; we do not keep a user-side order historyNo sign-up, but a published KYC/AML policy: risk screening can pause an order and ask for source of funds — reviews on Trustpilot describe exactly that happening on large swaps
When an order goes wrongA refund address is mandatory before the order exists; under-paid, over-paid and late deposits are refunded to it automatically, and a failure raises a Telegram alert with the provider order IDLive chat and [email protected] handle it; the FAQ tells users to contact support when the wrong amount or wrong data was sent
Fiat on-rampNone — crypto in, crypto out onlyCard purchases supported (Visa/Mastercard), which we simply do not offer
Access routesClearnet plus a Tor onion mirror; four interface languages (en/zh/ja/ko)Clearnet site, mobile apps and a live chat widget

How to decide

StealthEX is the broader, older, friendlier-looking service: five times the assets, cards, apps, a fixed-rate mode and hundreds of public reviews. If any of those decide your swap, use them. VeilSwap is the narrower bet: two providers, the winning quote named, a refund address locked before you send, no account, and a public endpoint that reproduces every number on the page. Run your actual pair through both and compare what arrives — that number is the only claim either of us should be judged on.

Sources checked

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VeilSwap vs StealthEX (2026): a 2000-asset aggregator vs a two-pool quote you can re-run yourself — VeilSwap