SwapRocket / Pair guides
Crypto swap pair directory
Choose what you send and what you receive. These 16 pair guides cover wallet addresses, deposit networks and practical swap questions; each opens a live quote for that direction.
Swap pair guides
16 of 16 pairs
- LTC → XMR
Send Litecoin; receive Monero in an XMR wallet.
- SOL → XMR
Move from Solana to Monero without connecting your wallet.
- BTC → XMR
Compare Bitcoin-to-Monero quotes and deposit instructions.
- ETH → XMR
Exchange Ethereum for Monero with separate deposit and payout networks.
- USDT → XMR
Check the quoted USDT deposit network before sending.
- XMR → BTC
Receive Bitcoin at your own Bitcoin wallet address.
- XMR → USDT
Choose a USDT payout network your receiving wallet supports.
- XMR → ETH
Exchange Monero for Ethereum and review the receive amount.
- BTC → ETH
Move value between Bitcoin and Ethereum without a bridge.
- ETH → BTC
Compare ETH-to-BTC quotes with payout to your Bitcoin wallet.
- BTC → USDT
Convert Bitcoin to USDT on the network selected in your quote.
- USDT → BTC
Use the exact USDT deposit network shown on the order.
- ETH → USDT
Review the USDT receiving network as well as the quoted amount.
- USDT → ETH
Receive ETH; keep deposit-network instructions separate from payout.
- SOL → USDT
Exchange SOL for USDT and confirm the destination network.
- USDT → SOL
Receive native SOL at a Solana wallet address.
Before choosing a pair
Compare the receive amount
Use the same pair, deposit amount and rate type. SwapRocket adds no separate fee or markup; provider spreads and applicable network costs are reflected in the quote.
Match the networks
A ticker alone is not enough for assets such as USDT. The sending network must match the deposit instructions, and your wallet must support the payout network.
Check the order instructions
Swaps take under 10 minutes on average. Network confirmations and provider checks can affect individual orders; follow the quoted deposit window and amount.
No account or identity documents are required to start a crypto-to-crypto swap. Individual providers may still apply identity, AML, sanctions or fraud-prevention checks depending on the transaction and jurisdiction.