Crypto swap
Swap Crypto to the Right Chain
Je vindt een NFT op Solana, maar je hebt ETH. Of je wil een token minten op Base terwijl je saldo op Polygon staat. Swappen lost dat op, zonder account en zonder KYC.
Why NFTs Almost Always Require You to Swap Crypto
NFTs and tokens live on specific chains. A collection on Solana requires SOL, a mint on Base requires ETH on Base, and a token on Polygon requires MATIC. If you start on one chain and want to buy on another, your funds are simply in the wrong place. Swapping converts your balance into the currency that chain actually needs.
It is not just about buying. If you deploy a smart contract or mint a collection using our tools, you pay network fees in the native currency of that chain. Without a balance on the right chain, deployment is not possible.
No Account and No KYC Required
There is no registration and no identity verification. You pick what you have, pick what you want, and send it to the address you receive. The swap runs through an external provider and your coins arrive at the wallet address you specify.
Choose Your Pair
For example ETH to SOL, or USDC to MATIC. You see an estimate of what you will receive before you commit.
Send and Wait
You send your coins to the provided address. In most cases the funds arrive within a few minutes.
Start Minting
Once your balance is on the right chain, you can deploy or buy using our tools right away.
Which Chain Each Tool Requires
Our NFT and token tools work across multiple chains. Solana requires SOL for network fees, Ethereum requires ETH, Polygon requires MATIC, and both Base and BNB Chain require their own native currency. Creating an SPL token means you need SOL; deploying an ERC-20 on Ethereum or Polygon means you need ETH or MATIC.
What a Swap Costs
You pay two things: the difference between exchange rates, which is the provider spread, and the network fees on both chains. For small amounts those network fees carry relatively more weight, so it is usually more cost-effective to swap a larger amount in one go rather than making five small swaps.
What to Watch Out For
Always verify that the receiving address belongs to the correct chain. An Ethereum address and a Base address look nearly identical, but sending funds to the wrong network is a classic mistake and is almost always irreversible. When doing your first swap, send a small test amount first.
Also keep some funds aside for gas. If you swap exactly enough to buy an NFT, you may not have enough left to actually pay for the transaction.
Our Own Swap Feature Is Coming
We are building a native swap directly into iMintify, so you no longer need to rely on an external provider and can move funds to the right chain without leaving the tool. Vote below if that is something you want and we will prioritize based on demand.
Do I need an account to swap crypto?+
No. You choose your pair, send your coins to the provided address and receive them in your own wallet. No registration or KYC is involved.
Which chains are supported?+
The main chains used for NFTs and tokens: Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, Base and BNB Chain, along with the major stablecoins on each.
How long does a swap take?+
Usually a few minutes. During periods of network congestion it can take longer and you can track the status with the provider.
What does swapping cost?+
The provider spread plus the network fees on both chains. For smaller amounts those network fees represent a proportionally larger share of the cost.
Can I send to the wrong network?+
Yes, and it is almost always irreversible. Make sure the receiving address belongs to the chain you selected and test with a small amount on your first swap.
Why do I need SOL or ETH to mint?+
Network fees are always paid in the native currency of the chain you are minting on. Without a balance on that chain the transaction cannot be sent.