Compare exchange rates by pair
Each page below prices one pair across every provider this site talks to, at once. Not a rate widget: the spread between best and worst, how far the best still sits under the open market, a worked split of the transfer across several providers, what that split costs, and how linkable the result still is.
Sending BTC
- BTC to USDTBitcoin into Tether on Tron, priced by every provider at once — the pair with the widest spread of any we quote, which is the whole argument for asking more than one.
- BTC to ETHBitcoin to Ether, every quote side by side and measured against the open market, so the provider's margin is a figure rather than a ranking.
- BTC to LTCBitcoin to Litecoin, quoted by every provider this site talks to, with a worked three-leg split and what that split costs against the cheapest single route.
- BTC to SOLBitcoin to Solana across every provider at once, with the spread between best and worst stated plainly instead of only the winner.
- BTC to XLMBitcoin to Stellar Lumens. Stellar settles in seconds and costs almost nothing to move, which makes the provider's margin the only real cost of the trade.
- BTC to XMRBitcoin into Monero, priced across every provider that will quote it. The sending side is a chain anyone can read and the receiving side is not, so splitting the Bitcoin legs is where the separation is actually won — once the payout lands, this site can tell you nothing more about it, and neither can anybody else.
- BTC to ZECBitcoin into Zcash across every provider that prices it. Zcash shielding is a choice made after the payout arrives and not by this transfer, so what the split buys here is the same thing it buys anywhere: no single provider sees the whole amount.
Sending USDT (TRC-20)
- USDT to BTCLive quotes from every provider for Tether on Tron to Bitcoin, the spread between them, and what a three-way split of the transfer actually looks like.
- USDT to ETHTether on Tron into Ether, priced by every provider and split three ways so no single one sees the whole of it.
- USDT to SOLTether on Tron into Solana, across every provider this site talks to, with the cost of splitting stated rather than left to be worked out.
- USDT to XMRTether on Tron into Monero across every provider that prices it. The trail ends at the payout rather than being hidden along the way — the Tron side stays public and each provider still sees its own leg, which is exactly what splitting the send is for.
- USDT to ZECTron USDT into Zcash at 3.91% between best and worst, three times the spread of a transparent pair at this size. Every provider pays out to a transparent Zcash address, so this reaches the chain rather than the shielded pool.
Sending XMR
- XMR to BTCMonero into Bitcoin, quoted by most of the providers here. The direction that undoes the most: whatever the sending chain concealed, the payouts land somewhere permanently readable, so separate destination addresses matter more on this pair than on any other.
- XMR to USDTMonero into Tether on Tron, priced across every provider that quotes it. The direction where privacy is spent rather than gained: whatever the sending side concealed, the payout lands on a chain that records it permanently, which is why the split and the separate destination addresses matter more here than on any transparent pair.
- XMR to LTCMonero into Litecoin, quoted by most of the providers here. Litecoin is transparent, so the payouts are permanently readable and separate destination addresses are what stop three legs being rejoined at the far end.
- XMR to ETHMonero into Ethereum at 1.87% between the best quote and the worst. The payout lands on a public chain and stays there, so separate destination addresses across the legs are what stop the far end being rejoined by inspection.
- XMR to ZECMonero into Zcash, and the most expensive of the two-privacy-coin routes at 2.59%. Zcash pays out to a transparent address at every provider here, so the shielded pool is something the recipient moves into afterwards rather than something this delivers.
Sending ETH
- ETH to BTCEther to Bitcoin across every provider, split three ways, with the on-chain history of the destination read before anything is signed.
- ETH to USDTEther into Tether on Tron — a stablecoin exit, where the difference between the best and worst provider is measured in real money rather than basis points.
- ETH to XMREthereum into Monero, every provider that quotes it compared at once. The sending side stays permanently readable; what the payout buys is that nothing can be followed onward from it. The cheapest privacy pair here at 1.56% between best and worst, against 1.28% on a transparent pair of the same size.
Sending LTC
- LTC to BTCLitecoin to Bitcoin. Both ends are transparent chains, which is the case where splitting the destination addresses earns the most.
- LTC to XMRLitecoin into Monero across every provider that will quote it. The sending side is a public chain and stays that way; what changes is that the payout cannot be followed onward, which is the one thing splitting across providers cannot buy on its own.
- LTC to ZECLitecoin into Zcash, and the widest spread measured anywhere on this site: 6.25% between the best quote and the worst, against 1.28% on Litecoin into Bitcoin. Comparing providers is worth more on this pair than on any other one here.
Sending ZEC
- ZEC to BTCZcash into Bitcoin, with the spread between the providers that quote it stated rather than only the winner. The payout side is readable, which is what the destination split is for.
- ZEC to XMROne privacy coin into another, 1.70% apart across the providers that quote it. Both ends are shielded chains, which is the only pair shape on this site where splitting is protecting against the providers rather than against the chain.
- ZEC to USDTZcash into Tron USDT, 1.74% apart across the providers quoting it. The payout is a token on a public chain with a freeze function, which is a different exposure from the rest of this list and the page says so.
Sending SOL
- SOL to BTCSolana to Bitcoin. The payout lands on a chain this site can read, so the destination's linkability is shown rather than guessed at.
- SOL to XMRSolana into Monero at 2.25% between best and worst - wider than the Ethereum route into the same coin, on a pair of the same size. Which provider wins is worth reading rather than assuming.
Sending TRX
A pair earns a page by being quoted by most of the providers, checked against them rather than assumed — the first pair proposed for this was Bitcoin to Monero, and Monero turned out to be absent from the catalogue entirely and quoted by two of eight. What each provider calls these chains is written up separately. Last reviewed 26 September 2026.
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