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Exchange

Exchange route

Cross-network crypto exchange

Send USDC on Ethereum. Receive USDC on Base.

This is a deposit-based exchange, not a wallet-connected bridge. After creating an order, send funds using its deposit instructions; your destination address receives the payout.

  • Confirm that your receiving wallet accepts that asset on the selected network.
  • Do not deposit funds if the selected exchange is unavailable.

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You receive—
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Rate, fees & limitsDetails

Applies only to the selected amount, assets and networks. Changing the amount, assets, networks or direction requires a new estimate. The rate is floating, not a locked payout.

Select both assets and networks and enter an amount to request an estimate. No price or minimum is shown until a valid response arrives.

Do not send below the reported minimum. A missing or zero minimum is unknown. An unverified maximum does not mean unlimited.

Fee inclusion is unknown: fees may be included or deducted separately. Missing fee data does not mean a free exchange. Check any withdrawal or network charge in your sending wallet separately.

No validity duration or price-lock deadline is confirmed. Receipt time records when NO1 received the estimate, not a price lock. A floating estimate can change before processing.

This is not an all-in fee calculation or an execution guarantee. Create the order before sending crypto; its deposit instructions identify where and how to pay.

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No wallet connection. Create an exchange, then pay using its separate deposit instructions.

Your amount, rate and sending minimum

These figures apply only to the assets, networks and amount selected in the exchange form. Changing the amount, assets, networks or direction requires a new estimate. The estimate uses a floating rate; it is not a locked payout.

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.

This estimate does not state whether service or payout/network fees are included in the receiving amount or deducted separately. Missing fee data does not mean a free exchange. Check any withdrawal or network charge in your sending wallet separately.

This is not an all-in fee calculation or confirmation of an unlimited transfer.

Create the order before sending crypto. Its deposit instructions, not this estimate, identify where and how to pay.

Compare the amount you will receive

A shared ticker does not guarantee a one-to-one transfer. The live estimate below applies only to the assets, networks and amount selected above.

  • The payout can be lower than the deposit. A shared token ticker does not remove exchange costs.
  • The rate floats. An estimate is not a locked payout, and no validity duration or price-lock deadline is confirmed.
  • Service or payout-network fees are not itemised here unless the live estimate says they are included. Your sending wallet may charge separately.
  • Use the positive sending minimum returned for the selected direction. Missing or zero values mean unknown; a missing maximum does not mean unlimited.
  • Create an order before sending funds. Only its deposit instructions identify where and how to pay.

Choose the token and receiving network

Move USDC from Ethereum to Base or Arbitrum, or exchange USDT on Solana for ETH or USDT on Ethereum. Each selection requests its own estimate. Create an order before sending funds and use the deposit instructions for its sending network.

USDC on Ethereum → USDC on Base

Use this when your USDC balance is on Ethereum and your destination accepts native USDC on Base. Enter the USDC amount, check the Base receiving estimate, then create the order. Fund it with USDC on Ethereum using its separate deposit instructions; ETH is only the sending wallet’s gas asset.

USDC on Ethereum → USDC on Arbitrum

Use this when your USDC balance is on Ethereum and your destination accepts native USDC on Arbitrum. Enter the USDC amount and request this direction’s estimate. Create an order and fund it with USDC on Ethereum, not ETH or bridged USDC.e. The receiving address is for the Arbitrum payout.

USDT on Solana → ETH on Ethereum

Receive ETH for use on Ethereum. The sending balance must be USDT on Solana, not SOL. Your destination must accept ETH on Ethereum, and the receiving estimate is expressed in ETH.

USDT on Solana → USDT ERC-20

Keep USDT and receive it on Ethereum. Select an address that accepts USDT ERC-20. The quote may return less USDT than you send; sharing a token symbol does not remove exchange costs.

BTC on Bitcoin → USDT on Tron (TRC-20)

This direction changes the asset as well as the network. The destination must accept USDT on Tron; TRX is a separate native asset.

Send USDT on Tron

Select the USDT receiving network your destination accepts. A new direction needs a new estimate and order.

Choose the token and receiving network

The direction buttons set the same live form above. Each selection needs its own current estimate; a listed example is not confirmation that an order is available.

Check native USDC contract addresses with Circle’s USDC contract documentation .

  1. Native USDC on Base or Arbitrum

    A 0x address can look identical on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum. Confirm that the receiving wallet accepts native USDC on the selected network. Keep enough ETH in the sending wallet for Ethereum transaction costs; that ETH is separate from the USDC deposit and payout.

  2. USDC and USDC.e are different tokens

    USDC.e is bridged and is not native USDC. A conversion requires the exact sending token and network, plus the exact receiving token. Native USDC on Polygon is not offered in this route; if the required option is missing, stop rather than substituting USDC.e.

  3. USDC.e to WEMIX is unavailable here

    There is no quote or executable order for this conversion here. Changing the sending network does not enable it. WEMIX, the WEMIX3.0 network and the WEMIX$ stablecoin are different choices; a network selection does not convert one token into another.

  4. BTC to USDT on Tron changes the asset

    Choose BTC on Bitcoin as the sending asset and USDT on Tron (TRC-20) as the receiving asset. TRC-20 is a token standard, not a coin; native TRX is a separate asset and is not USDT.

Before you send

Check the exact asset, network and order instructions before paying.

Which address goes in the form?

Enter your receiving address for the chosen asset and receiving network. It is where the payout arrives, not where you send payment. The order supplies a separate deposit address and any required memo or tag for the sending network.

Does a valid address prove the network is right?

No. Format validation cannot prove wallet ownership, token support or exchange crediting. Check the receiving service’s asset and deposit-network instructions. Matching token names are not proof either: an ERC-20 deposit cannot be funded over Tron.

What confirms that my exact pair is available?

Select both assets and networks, enter the amount and wait for a valid current estimate. A listed asset or example direction is not confirmation. If the quote is unavailable, the network is missing or order creation fails, do not send funds.

Can I reuse a quote after changing the network?

No. A new asset, network, amount or reverse direction requires a new estimate. Recheck the payout, minimum, receiving address and payment instructions. If an order already exists, follow that order’s exact deposit requirements, not a newly selected pair in the form.

What if I already sent on the wrong network?

Do not send another payment to try to fix it. Keep your order link and transaction hash, and confirm the actual sending network. Recovery depends on the receiving system and is not guaranteed.