Less friction before the order
The public flow stays focused on the exchange itself: choose a pair, check the amount, enter the payout address, and create the order.
Why 0xSwap
A cleaner exchange flow for people who need the order done.
0xSwap removes public account friction and keeps the flow practical: live pair limits, wallet-to-wallet order creation, status tracking, structured support, and API contracts that match real integrations.
No account layer
Create an order without building a public profile first.
Live route limits
See minimum, maximum, and rate context before sending funds.
Status first
Every order has a public tracking path and support context.
Order model
From quote to support
Quote
BTC to ETH
Min, max, rate, active field
Create
Wallet-to-wallet order
Deposit and payout addresses
Track
Public order status
Waiting, confirming, exchanging, done
Support
Structured case
Order ID, client time, IP context
Practical advantages
Built around the moment users actually care about.
The page does not try to look busy. It gives users the order path, gives operators useful context, and gives partners a stable integration surface.
Clearer handling after payment
Users can follow the order status instead of guessing whether the deposit, exchange, or payout stage needs attention.
Support with real context
Support requests can include order ID, client time, IP, geo, ASN, and route context so operators investigate the actual case faster.
Integration-friendly contracts
Partner API routes keep alias compatibility, support clientIp forwarding, and document the fields integrators need for server-side flows.
How it works
Four steps, no hidden maze.
Most instant exchange flows rely on the same basic sequence: choose a pair, deposit, and wait for the payout. 0xSwap keeps that sequence, then adds clearer support and API context around it.
01
Choose the pair
Pick send and receive currencies, then adjust either amount. The form recalculates around the field the user is editing.
02
Confirm limits
The page shows min, max, rate, and disabled-currency states inline before the user creates the order.
03
Deposit to the order address
After creation, the user gets a deposit address and an order page that keeps the route visible.
04
Track or escalate
If the provider route slows down or needs review, support receives structured details instead of a bare message.
For exchange users
A compact flow that does not ask for more than the order needs.
- No public email address to hunt for or expose.
- Order status and support are separate, clear paths.
- Large-ticket questions go through the same structured support form.
For API partners
A backend-safe integration path with documented order contracts.
- Use clientIp when your server creates orders for end users.
- Legacy currency aliases are normalized before provider routing.
- Price, create, currency, and order lookup routes are documented.
Why it feels calmer
The difference is operational, not decorative.
A crypto exchange page should reduce doubt at the exact points where users usually hesitate: amount, deposit, order status, and support.
Moment
Typical friction
0xSwap approach
MomentBefore order
Typical frictionMultiple claims, unclear limits, account prompts
0xSwap approachPair, amount, min, max, and quote context first
MomentAfter deposit
Typical frictionUser waits without enough operational context
0xSwap approachStatus page shows the current order path
MomentSupport
Typical frictionLoose email thread with missing details
0xSwap approachForm submission carries order and client metadata
MomentPartner flow
Typical frictionServer IP often hides the real end-user context
0xSwap approachDocumented clientIp override for server-to-server creates
Questions before swapping
Short answers for common doubts.
Do I need an account to create an exchange order?
No. 0xSwap is built around a wallet-to-wallet order flow. You choose the pair, provide the payout address, deposit to the generated order address, and track the result from the order page.
Where do I check an order after creating it?
Use the Track Order page with the public order ID. It is the safest place to check the current state before contacting support.
How should I contact support?
Use the support form. It keeps the public site free of exposed email addresses and gives operators the structured context needed to review the case.
Can a partner pass the real user IP address?
Yes. The partner create-order routes document an optional clientIp field for server-to-server integrations where the partner backend is not the final user.
Does 0xSwap support older currency aliases?
Yes. The backend normalizes legacy aliases such as common USDT network labels before creating provider-backed orders.
Ready to use it
Start with a quote. Decide with the route visible.
If the order is already created, use status tracking first. If the case needs a human review, the support form keeps the details attached.