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The cryptocurrency field is growing at a considerable rate as more companies and individuals get involved.
As CryptoPotato recently reported, Google searches for the ‘buy crypto’ key phrase have surged to their highest point since all the way back in January 2018 – during the peak of the ICO bubble.
Google traffic is usually a very good indicator of retail interest in the field, but institutions are not lagging behind. Another report by the giant multinational financial services corporation Fidelity Investments revealed that 36% of institutional investors own Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Amid the growing popularity, more venues are offering seamless exchange and swaps of various crypto assets.
One of such platforms is SwapSpace. With a particularly intuitive swapping process and over 350 coins and tokens, as well as more than 60,000 exchange pairs, the platform has managed to establish itself as one of the more convenient ones to use if you want to quickly swap your coins without having to go through a lengthy registration.
What is SwapSpace?
SwapSpace brings forward an instant aggregator of cryptocurrency exchanges. The number one priority of the company is to save time for their clients and to make the process as easy as possible.
Users don’t have to spend excessive time searching for pairs and comparing rates, privacy features, and fees on different services.
All they have to do is choose the most appropriate swap option from different instant exchange services for the selected exchange pair. There are no limits on the amount to be exchanged, no registration, and a process that takes no more than four quick steps.
How Does SwapSpace Work?
Right off the bat, as soon as the user lands on the website’s homepage, they will see the swapping interface, which is particularly simplified. Here are the steps that have to be taken to successfully complete a crypto swap.
Step #1: Select your tokens
On the homepage of the website, you’ll find the following screen:
Here, you need to choose the crypto that you want to send and the one that you want to receive. In this example, we are swapping Bitcoin for the stablecoin USDT. Enter the swap amount and hit “View offers.”
Step #2: Select the best offer
As soon as you hit that red button, this is the screen that you will get:
The platform filters the offers automatically, and you will always get the best rate displayed on top. You can choose the swap option by the rates or by exchange flow: SwapSpace offers both fixed and floating rate exchanges.
In this case, the best rate is provided by SimpleSwap, and as soon as you hit “Exchange,” you will get to the next step of the process.
Step #3: Enter the recipient’s address
During this step, you will have to enter the address of the recipient.
In this case, we will be inputting the address that will receive the USDT once the BTC swap is completed.
Step #4: Transfer funds to the exchange service
This is where you would have to send the coin or token that you want to swap.
The last step is just to wait for the exchange to be completed. You will be able to see all the details of the transaction, read information about the partner you’ve chosen, and the average time it takes to complete the exchange.
That’s pretty much it. SwapSpace requires no further actions to be taken, and just like that, you’ll be able to swap your cryptocurrencies in a quick and seamless way.
It’s also worth noting that customer support works all over the clock and replies instantly. Overall reviews of the platform provided via Trustpilot are positive. There’s no limit to the amount you can swap, and there are no additional fees that you’ll have to worry about.
Pros and Cons
As with everything, there are certain benefits and drawbacks to using SwapSpace.
Pros:
- The process is very quick and simple
- No additional fees
- No registration
- An abundance of cryptocurrencies
- Fixed and floating rates
Cons:
- The company is relatively new, registered in 2019
- No support for fiat currencies
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