How we check

Updated 11 September 2026 · compiled by the editorial team from the services' own pages

Every number on this site can be checked by the reader, and it takes about five minutes per service. Here is the exact routine the tables are built on.

1. Open the service's own FAQ or terms. Not a review, not a forum — the pages the service publishes about itself. Look for «account», «verification», «fixed rate», «limits».
2. Start a swap without finishing it. The quote screen shows whether a sign-up is asked for, whether the rate can be locked and what the minimum is. No coins leave your wallet while you look.
3. Check the network list for your coin. The same coin on two networks is two different transfers, two different fees and two different addresses.
4. Read the AML wording. Every service runs checks; what matters is whether it says so before you send and what it asks for when a transfer is flagged.
5. Search the name plus «support» on a forum you already read. Individual reviews are noise; a pattern of stuck transfers is not.

What is deliberately not checked

Reserves and per-service quotes are not published here. We have no way to verify either without the services' own feeds, and printing a number that a reader can disprove in one click would undo the point of the whole site. The market rate shown on direction pages is a reference from a public price feed, not an offer.

When numbers go stale

Each service page carries the date its facts were read. Terms change without announcements, so a date older than a couple of months is a reason to re-check rather than to trust the table.