What is MakeSwap?
MakeSwap is a crypto-to-crypto swap platform focused on fast, wallet-address based execution with native asset payouts across major chains.
Fast. Private. Ultra-Low Fees. No KYC, no bridges, native swaps with subscriber discount support.
FAQ
Clear answers about swap execution, fees, timing, recovery, security, and support for wallet-address based crypto swaps.
Core onboarding questions for first-time swaps.
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MakeSwap is a crypto-to-crypto swap platform focused on fast, wallet-address based execution with native asset payouts across major chains.
Standard MakeSwap flow is no-KYC and wallet-address based. In rare edge cases, a routing partner may request additional compliance checks before release.
No. You can start a swap directly with destination and refund details. Account signup is not required for standard individual swaps.
No. You can swap by pasting your payout and refund addresses manually. Wallet connection is optional for convenience only.
BTC, ETH, SOL, and major stablecoins are prioritized for higher routing depth. Pair availability can change by liquidity and network conditions.
MakeSwap prioritizes native cross-chain routes, so you receive the destination chain asset directly whenever route conditions allow.
Service availability depends on legal and partner constraints by region. If a route is not available in your location, it will be blocked at quote time.
Each quote includes a minimum amount. Maximum practical size depends on pair liquidity and current depth; larger orders may need to be split.
How pricing works from quote to final payout.
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Quotes are based on live route pricing, liquidity depth, and network costs at that moment. Final execution follows the selected route and market movement.
Rates are typically market-responsive until execution. You should treat displayed amounts as quote-time estimates that can move with network and market changes.
Quotes account for swap pricing and platform-level costs. Source-chain and destination-chain network conditions can still impact the final settled amount.
Differences can come from market movement between quote and execution, confirmation timing, or network fee changes while the swap is being processed.
Subscribers receive a 30% reduction on eligible MakeSwap platform fee components, applied automatically to qualifying swaps.
Discounted pricing applies once subscription status is active. New quotes after activation reflect the reduced fee profile automatically.
Yes. Sudden congestion can increase on-chain transaction costs and affect realized output, especially on high-demand chains.
Lifecycle from quote creation to payout completion.
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Most completed swaps settle within minutes, but exact timing depends on source-chain confirmations, destination-chain conditions, and route complexity.
Yes. You can monitor status from deposit detection through confirmations and payout completion in the swap tracking flow.
Deposits are processed after required blockchain confirmations to reduce double-spend and reorg risk before payout is released.
Expired quotes are not executed. Start a new quote to receive a fresh rate and deposit instructions.
Once your deposit is confirmed on-chain, cancellation is generally not possible. Contact support immediately if a broadcast mistake was made.
Some assets require additional destination identifiers (such as memo/tag). If required and missing, payout can be delayed until manual resolution.
It is safer to send from a wallet you control. Exchange withdrawals can add delays, batching behavior, or memo mistakes that complicate tracking.
What to do when deposit or payout details are wrong.
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The swap is usually recalculated based on what arrived. Significant mismatches can trigger delays or manual review depending on route policies.
Amounts below minimum may fail automatic execution. Recovery or refund options depend on chain costs and processing overhead.
Overpayments are handled per route rules and may be swapped at prevailing terms. For large mistakes, contact support before additional transfers.
Wrong-network deposits are one of the hardest cases to recover and may be unrecoverable. Contact support with transaction hash details immediately.
Blockchain payouts are irreversible once broadcast. If payout has not been sent yet, support may still help update destination details.
Verify your deposit transaction hash, confirmation count, and memo/tag usage (if applicable). If all details are correct, contact support with the channel ID.
Refunds can be available in specific failure scenarios. Processing time and refundable amount depend on chain fees and route handling costs.
MakeSwap attempts resilient routing and fallback paths where possible. In severe incidents, swaps can pause until route stability returns.
Operational safeguards, privacy, and risk controls.
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No. You should never share private keys or recovery phrases with anyone. MakeSwap only needs transaction and address details for swap execution.
No blockchain transaction is fully private by default. On-chain transfers remain publicly visible on block explorers.
Standard swaps are address-based and usually require no identity document upload. Only transaction metadata and operational logs are used for support and reliability.
Yes, rare risk-screening events can trigger additional checks before completion, especially for suspicious patterns or restricted exposure.
Always verify destination network, full address, and memo/tag fields before sending. Test with a small amount first when using a new address.
Use only official channels listed on MakeSwap pages. Never trust DMs asking for upfront fees, private keys, or remote wallet access.
Where to get help and where to request integrations.
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Email support@makeswap.io for swap help and legal@makeswap.io for policy matters. Include your swap channel ID and transaction hash for faster resolution.
Share send asset, receive asset, sent amount, payout address, transaction hash, and screenshots of current swap status to speed up diagnostics.
Yes. Business integrations are available through docs and the business pages, including API and embedded swap options.
All legal documents are available in the site footer and legal pages, including terms, privacy policy, cookie policy, and return policy.
Yes. Asset requests are reviewed based on demand, liquidity quality, and operational risk. Share requests through support channels.