How to exchange cryptocurrencies on the SaleSwap?

What is SaleSwap?

SaleSwap is a fully automated cryptocurrency exchange service. Registration is not required to complete the exchange. However, if you want to have access to the history of your orders, you need to log in to your account.

SaleSwap is not custodian. The service does not store user deposits. The exchange takes place immediately after receiving the coins and the required number of network confirmations. You can read more about how transactions are confirmed in our article A clear example of how transactions on the blockchain are confirmed.

The SaleSwap rate includes an exchange fee of 0.5% for a float rate or 1% for a fixed rate, as well as a Miner fee to consolidate the incoming transaction and send the transaction to you. More detailed information about this is in our article How is the rate formed on the SaleSwap?

Creating an order using a simple example

You can create an order on the main page of our Fixedfloat.com website.

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