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7 Best Changelly Alternatives in 2026

We compared seven Changelly alternatives on features, fees and supported chains, and noted where each one falls short of Changelly.

7 alternatives · 5 criteria

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Changelly
Instant crypto exchange and swap API with a fiat on-ramp aggregator, used directly and by partner wallets.
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android, API
Custody
Non-custodial
US availability
Not available: users must not be located in, under the control of, or a national or resident of the United States (including all territories), a Restricted Location under the terms of use
Launched
2015
Fees
0.25% on floating-rate swaps (from output); no percentage stated for fixed-rate swaps, which use a locked rate; plus network fee

Changelly is not available in the United States or its territories, per its terms; US users can use ChangeNOW through a Pro account, or swap on Uniswap from their own wallet. Below are seven Changelly alternatives, US-available options first.

Key takeaways

  1. 01ChangeNOW — Best US route (Pro account): US residents may use it through a Pro account.
  2. 02Jupiter — best for Solana swaps: 0 to 10 bps platform fee on most pairs, but the US is a prohibited locality.
  3. 03Uniswap — Best on Ethereum: v3 pools from 0.01% to 1% LP fee, swapped from your own wallet.
  4. 04StealthEX — Best no-registration swap: 2000+ assets, no registration; US status not stated in its terms.
  5. Switching? Revoke token approvals you no longer need before you leave the old app.

What is Changelly?

Changelly is an instant crypto exchange, operating since 2015, that lists 1,200+ cryptocurrencies and cites 840+ partners using its swap API. It also runs a fiat aggregator for card and bank purchases. Its terms list the United States, including all territories, as a restricted location, along with the UK, Germany, Japan and India. See the full Changelly profile →

How we picked these alternatives

  1. 01US availability — whether the terms bar US persons, allow them, or say nothing; if nothing, we write not stated in its terms.
  2. 02Fee — a published percentage, or a cost built into the rate.
  3. 03Custody — whether you swap from your own wallet or send coins to a deposit address.
  4. 04Coin choice — listed assets, from the service's own FAQ or homepage.
  5. 05Refunds and KYC — what happens to a failed or flagged swap.

Why look for a Changelly alternative?

01

Not available in the US

Changelly's terms list the United States, including all territories, as a restricted location.

02

Other restricted countries

The same terms also restrict the UK, Germany, Japan and India, so travel can cut off access.

03

No single fee page

Fee details sit in support articles rather than one fee page, while FixedFloat publishes 0.5% and 1% in its FAQ.

Changelly alternatives compared

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NameBest forCustodyUS availability
Changelly ORIGINALBaselineNon-custodialNot available: users must not be located in, under the control of, or a national or resident of the United States (including all territories), a Restricted Location under the terms of use
ChangeNOWUS users with an accountNon-custodialStandard service not available; US residents may use it only via a ChangeNOW Pro account
JupiterNon-US usersNon-custodialNot available: Terms of Use list the US as a prohibited locality
UniswapEthereum and EVM tokensNon-custodialAvailable: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictions
StealthEXCross-chain, no accountNon-custodialAvailable: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictions
ExolixKnown payout amountNon-custodialAvailable: terms restrict only sanctioned jurisdictions
SimpleSwapNon-US usersNon-custodialNo: US and US territories listed as restricted locations
FixedFloatNon-US usersNon-custodialNot available: US citizens and residents are barred

The 7 best Changelly alternatives

#1

ChangeNOW

Best US route (Pro account)

An instant swap service since 2017 listing 1000+ currencies. Its standard no-account swap bars US persons, but its terms let US residents use it through a ChangeNOW Pro account. Limitation: refunds for unsupported coins cost $50.

vs Changelly
  • US access: Better
  • Track record: Worse
  • Coin choice: Worse
  • US route via Pro account
  • 1000+ currencies
#2

Jupiter

Best for Solana swaps

A Solana DEX aggregator you use from your own wallet, so there is no account or deposit address. Its platform fee is 0 to 10 bps by pair. Limitation: it works on Solana only, so it cannot swap BTC to ETH. Not available to US residents: its Terms of Use list the US as a prohibited locality.

vs Changelly
  • US access: Better
  • Published fee: Better
  • Cross-chain swaps: Worse
  • 0 bps on pegged pairs
#3

Uniswap

Best on Ethereum

A decentralized exchange used from your own wallet on Ethereum and other networks, with public pool contracts. Limitation: US availability is not stated in its terms, it swaps only within a network, and mainnet gas adds cost to small swaps.

vs Changelly
  • Published fee: Better
  • Self-custody: Better
  • Cross-chain swaps: Worse
  • v3 fee tiers from 0.01%
  • Open-source contracts on GitHub
#4

StealthEX

Best no-registration swap

A custody-free instant exchange that routes through partner exchanges, with 2000+ assets and no service fee beyond network and provider costs. Limitation: floating-rate swaps fail on rate moves over 5%, and US availability is not stated in its terms.

vs Changelly
  • Coin choice: Better
  • Fee transparency: Better
  • Floating-rate reliability: Worse
  • 2000+ assets
  • No registration
#5

Exolix

Best for fixed rates

An instant swap service since 2018 that shows the amount you will receive before you confirm and does not hold deposits. Limitation: costs are built into the rate, and US availability is not stated in its terms.

vs Changelly
  • Rate certainty: Better
  • Fee transparency: Equal
  • Coin choice: Worse
  • Payout shown before confirming
  • Does not hold deposits
#6

SimpleSwap

Largest coin list

Routes wallet-to-wallet swaps through 20+ CEX and DEX providers, with fixed or floating rates. Limitation: its terms list the United States and its territories as restricted locations, so US users cannot use it.

vs Changelly
  • Coin choice: Better
  • US access: Equal
  • Fee transparency: Equal
  • 2,800+ coins
  • Fixed or floating rates
#7

FixedFloat

Lowest stated fee

An automated exchange at ff.io with a published fee: 0.5% on floating rates and 1% on fixed rates, plus network fees. Limitation: its terms and site notice bar US citizens and residents.

vs Changelly
  • Fee transparency: Better
  • US access: Equal
  • Track record: Worse
  • Published 0.5% floating fee
  • Fixed rates lock for 10 minutes

Which Changelly alternative should you choose?

For US users: ChangeNOW through a Pro account for cross-chain swaps, or Uniswap from your own wallet. SimpleSwap, FixedFloat and Jupiter bar US users.

Bottom line

Changelly is closed to the US, so the choice for US users is narrow: ChangeNOW is the one cross-chain swap service here whose terms give US residents a route, through a Pro account. For swaps on Ethereum, Uniswap works from your own wallet with published fees; Jupiter is not available to US residents.

SimpleSwap and FixedFloat are close matches for Changelly outside the US, but they bar US persons too. For StealthEX and Exolix, US availability is not stated in their terms; ask them before use.

Educational content, not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile; do your own research.

How to move from Changelly safely

  1. Check the new service's terms for a restricted-locations list before sending anything; several swap services bar US persons.
  2. Swap a small amount first and confirm it arrives in your wallet on the right network.
  3. For cross-chain swaps, copy the payout address and any memo or tag exactly; a wrong network cannot be reversed.
  4. Compare the amount you receive, not the fee line, since most swap services build costs into the rate.
  5. Export your Changelly swap history, with transaction IDs, for tax records.

Sources

  1. Changelly: terms of use
  2. Changelly: about
  3. ChangeNOW: terms of use
  4. Jupiter: swap fees (developer docs)
  5. Jupiter: App Store listing (US)
  6. Uniswap: UNIfication blog post
  7. StealthEX: FAQ
  8. Exolix: terms
  9. SimpleSwap: terms of service
  10. SimpleSwap: FAQ
  11. FixedFloat: terms of service
  12. FixedFloat: FAQ

Changelly alternatives: FAQ

Is Changelly available in the US?

No. Its terms list the United States, including all territories, as a restricted location.

What is the best Changelly alternative for US users?

ChangeNOW through a Pro account for cross-chain swaps, or Uniswap for swaps on Ethereum. Jupiter is not available to US residents.

Which swap services also bar US users?

SimpleSwap and FixedFloat list the US as restricted, and ChangeNOW's standard service bars US persons.

Which alternative lists the most coins?

SimpleSwap lists 2,800+ coins and StealthEX 2000+, against Changelly's 1,200+. SimpleSwap bars the US.

How much does Changelly charge compared with alternatives?

Changelly takes 0.25% on floating-rate swaps, plus network fees, and its terms state no percentage for fixed-rate swaps. FixedFloat charges 0.5% floating and 1% fixed, while ChangeNOW and Exolix build their cost into the rate instead of a separate fee.

Does Changelly hold my funds?

No. Its terms say Changelly routes each swap through a third-party exchange service and does not hold deposits or balances. A swap can still be delayed while AML/KYC checks run.

What changed in this list

2026-09-26First version: seven swap services and DEXs, US-available first, facts checked Sep 26, 2026.
2026-09-26Jupiter marked as not available to US residents, and its US pick moved to StealthEX
2026-09-26Intro no longer suggests Jupiter to US users, since its terms exclude US residents.
2026-10-01FAQ: 2 questions added from facts checked on project pages.
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Last check: Oct 1, 2026

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Sources: Changelly: terms of use, Changelly: about, ChangeNOW: terms of use. Data as of Oct 1, 2026.

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