Send what you have.
They receive
what they want.

You have BTC. They want SOL. You are on one chain and they are on another. Swaply takes that mismatch out of the payment.

BTC SOL one transaction

Send from, settle into

Normally, someone has to fix the mismatch

Before the payment can happen, one of you does this by hand.

  1. 01Swap
  2. 02Bridge
  3. 03Switch network
  4. 04Then send

Swaply removes all of that from the payment experience.

Any asset, any chain

What a $1,000 payment becomes in whatever they asked for, at the rate as this page loads. connecting…

Asset Settles on Rate 24h They receive

The asset being sent does not need to be the asset being received, and the chain being sent from does not need to be the chain where the payment settles. The route happens underneath. The payment stays simple.

One balance, one intent

Everything the route does, kept out of the way until you sign.

You choose what leaves

Every asset you hold, across every chain, in one balance. Pick the one you actually want to spend.

The balance screen in the Swaply app

They choose what arrives

The receiver names the asset and the chain. Your side of the payment does not change to match it.

The route review screen in the Swaply app

Swaply routes between

Conversion and routing resolve underneath, and the payment lands in their wallet as the thing they asked for.

The delivered screen in the Swaply app

And that’s not all

The rest of what ships in the app.

No swap, no bridge

The three steps before the payment collapse into the payment itself.

Cross-chain by default

Sending from Bitcoin and settling on Solana is the ordinary case, not a mode.

Receiver’s choice

They name the asset and the chain. You never switch networks to match them.

Rate locked

The quote you review is the quote that settles, held while you decide.

One balance

Every chain you hold on, read as a single number rather than a list of wallets.

A receipt, either way

What left, what arrived, and how long the route took between them.

The route moves, the keys don’t

Conversion happening underneath a payment should not mean handing the payment to somebody. The phrase is generated on the handset and never transmitted anywhere.

Send from
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon
Settle on
Whichever chain the receiver names
Route
Quoted, locked, then signed once
Keys
Generated and held on the device

Send what you have

They receive what they want. That’s Swaply.

See the rates

The asset being sent doesn’t need to be the asset being received. The chain being sent from doesn’t need to be the chain where the payment settles.