Swapzone Review
Zero aggregator fee, undisclosed underlying spread
of 10
Swapzone is a non-custodial aggregator that states a 0% Swapzone fee, with exchange and network fees incorporated into each rate it shows. It offers fixed and floating rates across 1000+ cryptocurrencies and 18+ exchanges, but does not state a refund policy or its operating entity.
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Swapzone fee
0%
Underlying fees
Built into each displayed rate
Rate options
Fixed and floating
Custody
Non-custodial aggregator
Coverage
1000+ cryptocurrencies, 18+ exchanges
Scores
Each criterion carries equal weight. The overall score is the average of these 5 scores — (5.0 + 8.0 + 6.0 + 2.0 + 2.0) ÷ 5 = 4.6.
Pros
- States a 0% Swapzone fee, with exchange and network fees built into each displayed rate
- Both fixed-rate and floating-rate options offered
- Non-custodial instant exchange aggregator, stated
- Aggregates 18+ registered exchanges and 1000+ cryptocurrencies
Cons
- The underlying exchange spread is built into the rate and not itemised
- No refund policy is stated on the fetched FAQ
- When KYC is triggered is not stated
- The operating entity is not named on the pages read
Zero aggregator fee, with a caveat
Swapzone states its own fee is 0%, having incorporated the crypto exchange and network fees into each rate it shows. That is honest about the model — the aggregator does not add a layer — but it also means the underlying exchange spread is inside the displayed rate and not itemised, so the true cost of a given route is not separable. The fee score reflects both the clear 0% headline and the buried underlying spread.
Rate options and custody
Both fixed and floating rates are offered, and Swapzone describes itself as a non-custodial instant exchange aggregator across 18+ registered exchanges and 1000+ cryptocurrencies.
What is missing
No refund policy is stated on the fetched FAQ, when KYC is triggered is not stated, and the operating entity is not named. The absent refund policy is the most significant for a service routing funds between third-party exchanges, and it holds that score down.
The company behind it
Swapzone, an aggregator that compares rates across other exchangers, is operated by BLOCK BACK LLC, incorporated in the country of Georgia, as stated on its about page and in its terms; no founders are named and it has no token. Because Swapzone routes to third-party services rather than swapping funds itself, its own named entity matters less than the exchangers it forwards you to — but it is disclosed, which is worth noting.
How it compares
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ChangeNOW
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SimpleSwap
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SideShift
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ChangeHero
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FixedFloat
The rare exchanger that publishes its fee
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.Swapzone — FAQ (fee, rates, custody, coverage) — checked
- 2.Swapzone — about page — checked
Frequently asked questions
Does Swapzone charge a fee?
Swapzone states its own fee is 0%; the exchange and network fees are built into each rate it displays.
Is Swapzone custodial?
No. Swapzone describes itself as a non-custodial instant exchange aggregator.
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