Swap in your browser, non-custodial

Pick a pair and amount, deposit to an address only this browser controls, and receive the other coin via an atomic swap. The site server never sees your keys or coins; if anything stalls you can reclaim your deposit, minus network fees, after the refund deadline. Testnet only.

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Protocol HTLC · P2WSH · hashlock + timelock · atomic
Custody none: a fresh key, held only in this browser
Verification tBTC via mempool.space (independent) · tLTC via testnetscan.com (operator-run, testnet)
🔒 Non-custodial 🔑 Keys never leave this browser ⚡ No sign-up

Runs entirely in this tab over a relay that only passes messages. Keep it open until the swap finishes. How it works →

Recovering a stalled swap from another device, or after clearing this browser? Import its backup file to refund it here.

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Give it time, keep this tab open

Swaps settle at testnet block speed: usually minutes, but sometimes an hour or more when blocks are slow. An atomic swap needs your browser to finish its half (claiming the coin you're buying), so leave this tab open and it completes on its own. Closing it mid-swap is safe: no one can take your coins, and you can reclaim your deposit after the refund deadline.

Your keys, this browser

Each swap uses a fresh key generated and held only in this browser (localStorage), used once and then done. The deposit address is yours; nobody else can spend it.

How the tLTC leg is verified

Before revealing anything, your browser checks the maker's on-chain lock against a block explorer. tBTC uses mempool.space (independent); tLTC currently uses testnetscan.com, run by this operator, because there's no reliably-synced independent Litecoin-testnet explorer right now. On testnet that's an accepted tradeoff. With real value you'd want an independent explorer. The tLTC → tBTC direction isn't affected.

Testnet coins

Need tLTC/tBTC to try it? Grab some from CypherFaucet, or use the "fund from faucet" button when you deposit.