Choose where you receive
A self-custody wallet or an exchange deposit address can receive the payout if it supports the selected asset and network. Include any required memo or tag.
Crypto exchange
Exchange crypto. Check the route first.
Choose what to send and receive, then enter the wallet address where you want your crypto delivered.
No customer identity checkKeep the private exchange link
Before you sendExchange
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Your destination receives the payout. Deposit instructions appear after you create the exchange.
The receiving estimate
Know what the quote includes.
Service and payout feesNot supplied for this estimate
Sending-wallet chargeCheck separately
Receiving amountFloating, not locked
A receiving estimate is not a fee breakdown. If fee treatment is not supplied, do not assume costs are included or that the exchange is free. Changing the amount, asset, network or direction needs a new quote.
Rate, minimum and quote validity
Select both assets and networks and enter an amount above to request the current estimate. No price or minimum is shown until a valid response arrives.
Minimum and missing limits
Use only a positive reported minimum. Missing or zero means unknown; a missing maximum does not mean unlimited. Do not deposit below the minimum.
Costs outside this estimate
Service and payout-network charges are not broken down. A gap from a market reference price is not an identified fee. Check your wallet’s separate network or withdrawal charge and the amount that will reach the deposit address.
Receipt time is not a deadline
This timestamp does not lock the price or set a payment deadline. The floating estimate can change before processing. Use the new order’s payment instructions and never fund an expired order.
This estimate does not state whether service or payout-network costs are included or deducted separately. Missing fee data does not mean a free exchange. Check any sending-wallet withdrawal charge separately. Create the order before sending; its deposit instructions identify where and how to pay.
Exchange quotes and other calculators
A quote for an exchange
Use the form to select both assets and networks, enter an amount and see an estimated payout. A successful quote lets you create an order; it is not proof that the transfer has completed.
A reference-price conversion
Reference-price converters estimate market values. They do not confirm a NO1 payout or its costs.
CoinGecko (opens in a new tab)CoinMarketCap (opens in a new tab)Profit, loss or a fiat purchase
Trading calculators estimate profit or loss; a Bitcoin calculator may estimate a purchase. Using a free calculator does not make the resulting exchange fee-free.
CoinLedger (opens in a new tab)CoinStats (opens in a new tab)Paybis’s Bitcoin calculator (opens in a new tab)Before you send
Two addresses. Two different jobs.
Enter the address where you want to receive crypto. Pay the separate deposit address shown on the exchange page after you create the order.
Network and address checksCreate the exchange, then pay
Save the private link. Send only the listed asset, network and amount to the new order’s deposit address. Check its payment deadline; never pay an expired order.
Follow payment and delivery
Track the original order. Use its payout transaction ID, when available, to check the receiving blockchain and your wallet. Do not send a second deposit to resolve a delay.
Match the asset and the network—not just the address.
USDT on Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20) and BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) are different routes. A valid-looking address does not prove the destination can credit the token.
Similar token names, different networks
USDT TRC-20 is USDT on Tron
Select USDT with the Tron network in the form. TRC is Terracoin, a separate asset—not USDT on Tron or a USDT balance.
Terracoin (TRC): reference calculation, not a quote
TRC amount × TRC price in USD ÷ USDT price in USD = reference USDT amount. Use sourced, timestamped prices; USDT need not equal $1.
Historical only: 100 TRC ≈ 1.01113499 USDT · CoinPaprika-based calculation, 10 October 2026, 03:00 UTC (TRC updated 02:59:14; USDT 02:55:17 UTC). Excludes fees and liquidity; not a current or executable quote. This example does not establish Terracoin support.
DOGE on BNB Smart Chain is not native Dogecoin
An option labelled DOGEBSC is the BNB Smart Chain token. A DOGEBSC → USDTBSC quote concerns those BSC assets, not a transfer on the native Dogecoin network. Check both wallets’ network support before creating an order.
Choose an exchange pair
Choose a pair to prefill the form, then select the networks you need.
Crypto to crypto
Swap crypto you already hold.
NO1 exchanges crypto through a separate order for each transfer. You do not open a trading account or keep an account balance here.
Wallet-to-wallet describes the endpoints. Between deposit and payout, the service can control the funds; this is not an atomic swap or a promise of zero custody risk.
Need another asset or network?
Choose a supported sending route and a receiving route your wallet accepts. Compare the final receiving amount for the same amount and networks.
Starting with dollars—or needing cash?
Use a fiat purchase service to buy crypto, or a fiat sale service to receive money at a bank or payment account. NO1 does not accept card or bank payments or cash out to a bank. USDT and USDC are tokens, not bank dollars.
Need market or limit orders?
An account-based trading exchange commonly holds balances and offers an order book. That is different from creating one deposit-and-payout order here.
Compare exchange typesAccess and privacy
No account. Keep your exchange link.
Return to your order
The browser that creates an exchange retains access through an essential cookie. In another browser, open the private link and enter the original receiving address.
Open an existing exchangeNo registration or customer identity check
There is no login, KYC stage or identity-verification wait in the NO1 order process. The form does not ask for your name, email, ID documents, private key or seed phrase. Address validation and restoring order access are technical checks, not identity checks.
US and worldwide access
NO1 excludes no countries or US states under its service policy, including California and New York. Asset and network availability is separate: request a quote for your route. This policy is not a licensing statement or permission for every transaction.
Private access is not blockchain anonymity
Order data is stored to track the exchange. Addresses and transaction IDs may be public on the blockchain. Keep your private link and receiving address out of public posts.
Data, cookies and order notifications
What an order uses
A quote uses the assets, networks, amount and amount direction. Creating an order also uses the receiving address and any memo or tag. Technical records retain status and transaction details; keyed access hashes do not erase those records.
What the cookie does not mean
The essential access cookie expires after 30 days. This does not promise that database records are deleted after 30 days. When operational notifications are enabled, messages can include the order identifier, amount, status and an explorer or private-order link.
Using your private order link
Your private NO1 link opens an exchange you already created. To start a new swap, use the exchange form and create a separate order. Do not reuse an old order’s deposit address.
Already sent crypto?
Open the original order first. Keep its ID, the sent asset, network, amount and transaction hash for support. Never send a seed phrase or private key.
“Instant” describes the exchange workflow, not a guaranteed time or a fastest-service claim. Deposit confirmations, processing, liquidity and the payout network affect completion. A delay does not by itself prove failure; a confirmed wrong-network transfer needs a different investigation.
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