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How the exchange rate works: real scenarios

Scenario 1. Exchange at a floating rate

You create an order and send the asset. While the funds are being received and confirmed by the network, the market price may change. The exchange starts immediately after the asset is credited, and the final rate is calculated at this moment.

The rate is influenced by market fluctuations, liquidity for the trading pair, network fees, and trading platform conditions. As a result, the final amount may slightly differ from the preliminary calculation. For reasons of competitive and commercial expediency, the service cannot disclose information about liquidity sources.

In case of a significant deviation, the service may notify you separately and request confirmation of the transaction.

Scenario 2. Exchange at a fixed rate

You choose a fixed rate and immediately see the final amount. All fees and possible market risks are already included. The rate is fixed for 15 minutes - this time is enough to calmly send the funds.

If the payment is received on time, the exchange is carried out strictly at the fixed rate.

Scenario 3. Payment delay at a fixed rate

If the funds are not received within 15 minutes, the fixed rate may be recalculated taking into account the current market situation. To avoid recalculation, it is recommended to send the payment without delays.

Scenario 4. Sharp market volatility

In case of sharp price fluctuations, the service may suspend the exchange, adjust the rate, and request your confirmation.

If the updated conditions do not suit you, a full refund is made without any deductions.