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Trade · October 2026

Crypto swap aggregators

A swap aggregator queries many instant-swap services and shows their rates side by side. Some also rate each provider for KYC risk and offer a guarantee if a swap goes wrong.

Aggregators earn a share of the provider’s fee, so they have a commercial relationship with the services they rank. That does not make them untrustworthy, but it is worth knowing which providers they route to and what their guarantee excludes.

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Swap Aggregators, ranked by Safety grade

Crypto swap aggregators: KYC level, Privacy grade, Safety grade and evidence level
# Service KYC Privacy Safety Evidence
01
AnonExch Tor onion address Accepts Monero No account needed

Swap aggregator whose terms rule out KYC, AML screening and held funds

Never KYC 0 8.7 4.3 Docs reviewed
02
Changerella Accepts Monero No account needed

Exchanger rate monitor with an account-free swap app comparing about a dozen instant exchanges

Not mentioned KYC 1 6.7 3.7 Docs reviewed
03
Intercambio Tor onion address Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Account-less swap aggregator that works without JavaScript over Tor and I2P

On risk flag KYC 3 5.3 3.7 Docs reviewed
04
SplitNOW Accepts Monero No account needed

Aggregator that splits one deposit across up to 100 wallets via partner exchanges

Not mentioned KYC 1 6.0 3.4 Docs reviewed
05
TorrentSwap No account needed May ask for ID

Cross-chain swap aggregator routing via Chainflip, NEAR Intents and Flashnet, no account

On risk flag KYC 3 3.4 3.4 Docs reviewed
06
SwapZilla Tor onion address Accepts Monero No account needed May ask for ID

Swap aggregator with a Monero-routed private mode and merchant payment links

On risk flag KYC 3 3.1 3.0 Docs reviewed

Live swap rates Monero exchanges Own liquidity Refund without ID Onion address

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Whether a provider may serve customers in your country depends on local licensing rules. A listing describes a service; it is not an invitation to use it and not financial advice.

Hold risk

Where the liquidity comes from, and what the terms allow

Most held swaps trace back to the same chain of events: the order is passed to a partner exchange, the partner screens the deposit, and a flag turns into a request for documents. These columns are the facts that decide it. "Not stated" means the service's own pages do not say, which is different from no.

Swap Aggregators: liquidity source, deposit screening, ID policy, refund terms, onion address, held-funds reports and Safety grade
Service Liquidity Screening ID Refund, no ID Holds Safety
Partner exchanges Not stated Never KYC 0 In the terms 0 4.3
Partner exchanges Not stated Not mentioned KYC 1 Not stated 0 3.7
Partner exchanges Not stated On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.7
Partner exchanges Yes Not mentioned KYC 1 Not stated 0 3.4
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.4
Partner exchanges Yes On risk flag KYC 3 Not stated 0 3.0
2 2 4 4 6 6 8 8 10 10 PRIVATE AND SAFE SAFE, ASKS MORE PRIVATE, LESS PROVEN PRIVACY GRADE → SAFETY GRADE → AnonExch Privacy 8.7 · Safety 4.3 Changerella Privacy 6.7 · Safety 3.7 Intercambio Privacy 5.3 · Safety 3.7 SplitNOW Privacy 6.0 · Safety 3.4 TorrentSwap Privacy 3.4 · Safety 3.4 SwapZilla Privacy 3.1 · Safety 3.0
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Criteria

What we check for every aggregator

  • How providers are rated and whether the rating is published
  • Guarantee cap, claim window and exclusions
  • Access over Tor and without JavaScript
  • Whether the operator is identified
Full methodology

Questions

Swap Aggregators: common questions

Do aggregators hold my funds?

Generally no. They pass your order to the swap service you pick, and your coins go to that service’s deposit address.

What does an aggregator guarantee cover?

Usually a capped amount when a provider fails to deliver, with exclusions for holds the provider’s terms permit. The cap and exclusions are listed on each aggregator’s page.

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