LetsExchange review

Breadth first

The supported list is very long and weighted towards EVM tokens, which makes LetsExchange useful for assets the established operators have not integrated. Fixed and floating quotes are both available, with the margin included in the rate.

A shorter record

The service launched in 2020, which is years behind the operators above it in this table. In a category where the meaningful risk is operational rather than technical — will this company hold my funds, and will anyone answer — length of record is most of what you have to go on, and there is simply less of it here.

Terms and recourse

The AML policy permits post-deposit verification. Support is ticket-based. Rates on liquid majors are unremarkable, so the reason to be here is a token you cannot swap elsewhere rather than price.

How to use it

Take the fixed rate, verify the delivered amount against another quote, and keep sizes modest given the shorter record and ticket-based support. The reason to be here is coverage of a token nobody else lists.

Who it suits

Holders of long-tail EVM assets making an occasional swap, who have already checked that the leaders do not support the pair.

One practical habit applies to every service in this table and to this one especially: send a small test amount first on any pair you have not used before. The cost is a few cents of network fees against the risk of discovering a routing problem with the whole position in flight.