Any coin, any time: swaps explained
Swap any coin for any other, on the same network or across networks. Here is how Dbanq finds a route, what you see before you approve, and what happens next.
Swap without the hoops
Holding ETH but need USDC? Got USDT on Tron and want SOL on Solana? Pick the coin and network you have, pick the coin and network you want, and Dbanq finds the route.
Same network or across networks
A swap can stay on one network, or move your value to another, such as from Polygon to Base. A swap across networks is often called cross-chain, and it can take a few minutes longer.
What you see before you approve
- The rate, and the exact amount you will receive.
- The fees, including network and routing costs.
- The estimated time to complete.
Nothing moves without your yes.
While it completes
Until the coins arrive, the amount shows as pending and is not available to spend. Rates can move until the swap completes, and if a quote expires, Dbanq asks you to confirm a new one. Swaps cannot normally be reversed once complete.
Which coins?
USDT, USDC, ETH, POL, BNB, AVAX, SOL and TRX, across nine networks. See the supported coins and networks for what each network holds.
Wrapping up
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