Sense Swap vs FixedFloat
Both are account-free, deposit-address swap services, and both say they do not hold your funds.
FixedFloat information read from its own FAQ on
At a glance
| Topic | Sense Swap | FixedFloat |
|---|---|---|
| Account | None. No sign-up. | Its FAQ says no registration is needed to exchange. |
| Custody | Non-custodial. We never hold your funds. | Describes itself as "not custodial". |
| Assets | 12 assets across 9 networks. | Not stated in its FAQ. |
| Rate types | Quoted up front by each enabled provider, with the minimum you receive. | Fixed and floating. |
| KYC and screening | Providers run their own screening and may decline or refund a swap. | Its FAQ says no data is required to make exchanges. |
| Buy with card or bank | No. Crypto to crypto only. | Not mentioned in its FAQ. |
What FixedFloat states
- Fees stated in its FAQ: 1% plus network fee for fixed rate, 0.5% plus network fee for floating rate.
- Fixed rates freeze for 10 minutes. If the market moves more than 1.2% before your transaction appears, you are asked to refund or continue at the market rate.
- If an order expires, you can continue at a floating rate or refund minus the network fee.
- The FAQ refers to the service having run for 4 years, so some of its text may predate current terms.
Where they differ
FixedFloat is a single exchange with its own rate and fee schedule. Sense Swap quotes the swap providers it has enabled and shows the minimum you receive.
When FixedFloat may suit you better
FixedFloat may suit you if you need an asset outside the list Sense Swap offers, or want its fixed-rate terms specifically.
Services change their terms, fees and supported assets. The FixedFloat column reflects what it stated on the date above, not a guarantee of how it works today. Check FixedFloat directly before you rely on any detail. Sense Swap is not affiliated with FixedFloat.
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