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How Sense Swap differs from other account-free swap services. Each comparison uses only what the other service says on its own public pages, with the date we read them.

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Competitor statements checked 2026-10-03
Sense Swap compared with FixedFloat, SimpleSwap, StealthEX, ChangeNOW, using what each service states on its own pages
TopicSense SwapFixedFloatSimpleSwapStealthEXChangeNOW
AccountNone. No sign-up.Its FAQ says no registration is needed to exchange.Says most swaps need no account. An optional customer account adds a loyalty programme.States users do not need to register.Says standard swaps need no account. An optional ChangeNOW Pro account exists.
CustodyNon-custodial. We never hold your funds.Describes itself as "not custodial".Describes itself as a "self-custodial multi-source swap aggregator".Describes itself as "custody-free" and says swaps are non-custodial.Says it offers both non-custodial and custodial options, with the account-based Pro service being the custodial one.
Assets12 assets across 9 networks.Not stated in its FAQ.States 2,800+ cryptocurrencies.States 2000+ coins and tokens.States 1000+ coins.
Rate typesQuoted up front by each enabled provider, with the minimum you receive.Fixed and floating.Fixed (locked for 20 minutes) and floating.Floating, with a fixed-rate option described in its help content.Classic (floating) and fixed.
KYC and screeningProviders run their own screening and may decline or refund a swap.Its FAQ says no data is required to make exchanges.Says it may request KYC if a transaction is flagged or if compliance rules apply.Says KYC is needed only in rare cases, such as a wallet blacklisted by liquidity providers or a suspicious transaction.Says an automated risk system checks transactions and may require ID verification through a KYC provider.
Buy with card or bankNo. Crypto to crypto only.Not mentioned in its FAQ.Yes, through third-party providers.Yes, through provider partners. It states KYC applies above $700 per user.Yes, through partner services.

Each column states what that service says about itself, with sources on its detail page. Sense Swap is not affiliated with any of them.

Sense Swap vs a centralized exchange

A centralized exchange and a direct-swap service do the same job differently. This describes the usual model, not one company.

How a typical centralized exchange differs from Sense Swap
TopicA centralized exchangeSense Swap
AccountRequired. You register and sign in before you can trade.None. No account and no sign-in.
Identity checksUsually verified with photo ID before you can deposit, trade or withdraw.We ask for none. Swap providers still screen the transaction and may decline or refund it.
CustodyThe exchange holds your balance while it sits on the platform.Non-custodial. Funds go to a one-time deposit address, then to an address you control.
Time to first swapSign up, verify identity, fund the account, then trade — often minutes to days.Enter an amount, get a deposit address, and send — usually a few minutes.

A centralized exchange also offers things a direct swap does not, such as bank deposits, card purchases, and trading pairs against fiat.

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