Swapped.com
Swapped.com is a crypto on/off-ramp that lets users buy or sell 30+ cryptocurrencies using 40+ local payment methods in over 150 countries.
What is Swapped.com?
Swapped.com (formerly Kado) is a crypto on/off-ramp platform that makes buying and selling cryptocurrency simple, fast, and secure. Users can purchase over 30 cryptocurrencies using more than 40 local payment methods—including cards, instant banking, and digital wallets—in over 150 countries. Swapped.com offers among the most competitive fees on the market, with instant delivery of crypto directly to users' wallets. The platform is regulated and registered with ASIC, Fintrac, and the Danish FSA, and provides 24/7 live support. For businesses, Swapped.com provides on/off-ramp infrastructure that can be integrated into crypto-based web and mobile applications via a widget, enabling users to buy or sell digital assets seamlessly.
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