Quotes before you commit
Every swap shows its rate, estimated time, and minimum received before you send anything. Nothing is submitted until you have read the numbers.
No wallet · No KYC · No account
Cross-chain swaps,
routed for you.
Pick a pair, check the rate, send to a deposit address. Swoop finds the route and tracks it until the asset lands.
Why route through Swoop
One crossing, no custody
Funds pass through
Swoop never holds a balance for you. There is no account to fund and no wallet to connect — your deposit moves straight along the route.
A refund address on every swap
You give a refund address up front. If the route cannot complete, that is where the funds go back to — not into a support queue.
At a glance
What Swoop covers today
- Catalog
- 11assets across 7 chains
- Typical route
- 5–30minutes, chain-dependent
- Cost
- Shownin full, before you send
- Sign-up
- Noneno account, no KYC
The crossing
Four steps, no wallet connection
The whole flow runs in the card above. You never sign a transaction in a browser extension — you make one ordinary transfer from wherever your funds already sit, and Swoop tracks it from there.
Choose the pair
Pick what you send and what you want back, or start from a popular pair. Enter an amount to price it.
Read the quote
Rate, estimated time, and minimum received appear together. Continue only once the numbers work for you.
Give two addresses
Destination is where you receive. Refund is where funds return if the route cannot complete.
Send and watch it settle
Swoop returns an address, the exact amount, and a memo where one is required — then tracks the swap to completion.
About
Send one asset. Receive another.
Swoop is a cross-chain swap aggregator. It prices a route across providers, hands you a deposit address, and follows the swap until it settles. There is no account layer, because there is nothing to keep an account of.
No wallet connection
Nothing asks for a signature or a seed phrase. Swoop cannot touch a wallet it was never connected to.
No account, no KYC
There is no sign-up, no email gate, and no identity check standing between a quote and a deposit address.
Deposit-style routes only
Routes that would need a wallet to sign are filtered out. A built transaction is accepted only when it does nothing but move your asset to the address shown.
Live progress
Once the deposit address appears, Swoop polls the route and shows where the swap has reached — including refunds and failures.
Survives a reload
A live deposit is restored if you refresh, switch apps, or lock your phone. The addresses you typed are never stored.
Screened before submission
Destination and refund addresses are compliance-screened before a swap is created. A failed screen stops the swap. Separately, Swoop publishes a USDT TRC20 check for TRON addresses — it is an investigation tool, not the screen that gates a swap.
Pairs
Popular routes
Questions
Before you send
Do I need an account or a wallet connection?
No. Swoop gives you a deposit address and you make an ordinary transfer to it from wherever your funds already are — an exchange, a hardware wallet, anything. There is no sign-up and nothing to connect.
What is the refund address for?
It is the fallback. If the route cannot complete — liquidity moves, a provider fails, the amount arrives outside the expected range — the funds are returned to that address. It must be valid on the chain you are sending from.
Why does the amount I receive change?
Swoop quotes a floating rate. The quote is an estimate at the moment you read it; the rate settles when your deposit actually lands on-chain. The "minimum received" line is the floor you are protected to under the slippage setting.
What happens if I forget the memo?
On routes that require one, the memo is how the network identifies your swap. A deposit without it cannot be credited automatically and needs manual recovery, which is slow and not guaranteed. If a memo is shown, send it with the transfer.
Can I close the tab after I have sent?
Yes. The swap settles on-chain whether or not this page is open. If you return within 24 hours the live deposit and its progress are restored; the destination and refund addresses you typed are never stored.
Do you check TRON addresses?
Destination and refund addresses are screened before a swap is created; a failed screen stops the swap. Separately, Swoop publishes a USDT TRC20 check that scores 1-hop on-chain evidence for a TRON address. A low score there is not a pass, and it is not what the swap screen uses.
Can I cancel after I have sent?
No. Blockchain transfers are final once included in a block. Check the address, the amount, and the memo before you send — that is the point at which the decision is reversible.