qroswap

Swap any coin to any chain.

280+ assets across 20+ networks, filled at the best rate from 11 venues. The connection is quantum-safe, there is no account, and your funds are never held.

Connection
X25519 + ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203)
Custody
None. The payout goes straight to your address
Account
None. No sign-up for standard swaps
Settlement
1–3 min for stablecoins and EVM, 10–30 min for Bitcoin
You send
≈ $100
You receive
≈ $99.6142

Connect a wallet to earn ~70 Qroswap Points when this order completes

By creating an exchange you agree to Qroswap’s Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and AML Policy.

This page is served over X25519 + ML-KEM-768

What happens after you send

Every order gets its own status page and an 8-character ID. Keep the link and check back any time. Both the deposit and the payout show their on-chain transactions. If a fixed-rate order cannot finish, the deposit goes back to your refund address.

Order 7K2M9QXAexample order, live replay

100 USDT on Tron to SOL on Solana

  1. Awaiting depositSend your funds to the deposit address.
  2. Deposit confirmedYour deposit was received on-chain.
  3. SwappingRouting your assets across the network.
  4. SendingPaying out to your receiving address.
  5. CompletedFunds delivered to your wallet.
Deposit tx
waiting
Payout tx
waiting

Settlement times

Speed follows the chains involved. Every quote shows its own estimate before you commit.

Stablecoins to Solana
1–3 min
EVM to Solana
1–3 min
Solana to EVM
1–3 min
Ethereum to an L2
1–3 min
Bitcoin and other UTXO chains
10–30 min

Fees, in one line

The number under You receive already has the network fee and the service fee taken out. That amount is what lands in your wallet.

Floating rate
Follows the market until your deposit confirms
Fixed rate
Locked when you create the order
Quantum-safe connection
Adds nothing to the rate
Hidden spread
None

Why the connection is quantum‑safe

Anyone can record encrypted traffic today and keep it until a quantum computer can open it. A swap request carries your addresses, the amount and where you connected from.

Every connection here agrees its key with both X25519 and ML-KEM-768, the NIST standard FIPS 203. Opening a recording means breaking both. And with no account, no email and no stored balances, there is no database of your swaps to open either.

Cost: about a kilobyte added to the handshake, nothing added to your rate.

A recorded swap requestPOST /v1/create
Key exchange
Opened
9f3c51ab e2047d1f 0c8ea5b2
4e71d9a0 3b6f88c2 17e5f0a9
c6b80e43 a97d5f12 e8b14c06
71d23fa8 06ceb4e9 25f7d013

Encrypted. Unreadable to anyone recording it today. Now open it after Q-day.

Example request. Addresses are shortened placeholders, the IP is from a documentation range.