FixedFloat Review
The rare exchanger that publishes its fee
of 10
FixedFloat publishes its fee outright — 1% plus network fee on a fixed rate, 0.5% on a floating rate — states it is not custodial and requires no registration, and documents what happens to an expired order. Its operating entity is not named.
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Fixed-rate fee
1% + network fee
Floating-rate fee
0.5% + network fee
Fixed-rate lock
10 minutes
Custody
Non-custodial; no registration
Entity
Not named
Scores
Each criterion carries equal weight. The overall score is the average of these 5 scores — (10.0 + 9.0 + 9.0 + 8.0 + 3.0) ÷ 5 = 7.8.
Pros
- Fee published as a figure: 1% plus network on fixed rate, 0.5% on floating
- Fixed rate freezes the price for 10 minutes, stated
- States plainly that FixedFloat is not custodial and requires no registration or personal details
- Expired orders can continue at a floating rate or be refunded minus the network fee
Cons
- The operating entity and jurisdiction are not named, only a 2018 launch date
- No asset count is published
- A fixed rate holds for only 10 minutes
A published fee, which is rare here
Most instant exchangers fold their margin into the quoted rate and never state a number. FixedFloat publishes one: 1% plus the network fee on a fixed-rate swap, and 0.5% on a floating-rate swap. In a category built on opacity, that alone lifts it to the top of the fee criterion.
Non-custodial, no account
FixedFloat states plainly that it is not custodial and that no registration or personal details are required to exchange. For an expired order, it offers to continue at a floating rate or to refund the amount sent minus the network fee, so a failed swap has a documented outcome.
The gap
The operating entity and its jurisdiction are not named — only that the service launched in 2018. Anonymity is the norm in this category, but it remains a real limit on how much a user can verify about who they are dealing with, and the entity score reflects it.
The company behind it
FixedFloat is operated by FFGX Group LLC, organised under the laws of the country of Georgia, as stated in its terms of service; no founders are named and it has no token. The service has run since around 2018. A named entity in a specific jurisdiction, with the people behind it undisclosed, is the accountability picture for this instant-swap service.
How it compares
LetsExchange
Non-custodial, but figures are undisclosed
Swapzone
Zero aggregator fee, undisclosed underlying spread
Godex
No-registration swaps, undisclosed spread
Changelly
A stated floating-rate fee, little else
ChangeNOW
Detailed refund rules, undisclosed spread
SimpleSwap
Fixed and floating rates, non-custodial by default
SideShift
Fixed and variable rates with a clear refund window
ChangeHero
The one exchanger that names its operator
Sources
Scored from published primary sources rather than hands-on use. Every figure above comes from one of the pages below, on the date shown. Manufacturers change prices and specifications without notice — if something here no longer matches the source, tell us and we will correct it.
- 1.FixedFloat — FAQ (fees, custody, refunds) — checked
- 2.FixedFloat — terms of service — checked
Frequently asked questions
What does FixedFloat charge?
1% plus the network fee on a fixed-rate swap, and 0.5% plus network fee on a floating-rate swap.
Does FixedFloat hold my funds or require an account?
No. FixedFloat states it is not custodial and requires no registration or personal details.
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