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Guides to third-party crypto swaps, hardware wallets and Squaby's on-chain information tools. Educational content only, not financial advice.
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Select from the assets the provider supports. Always check that the destination blockchain matches your receiving wallet (for example, USDT on ERC-20 vs TRC-20).
A floating rate can change until the swap completes. A fixed rate, where the provider offers it, locks the amount you receive for the order under the provider's terms. Compare fees and limits before you choose.
Paste your own wallet address and double-check the network. Some providers check the address format on their site, but a format check cannot confirm that you control the address or that it is on the right network.
Send the exact requested amount to the deposit address the provider generates. After the deposit is confirmed on-chain, the provider sends the converted funds to your wallet. Timing varies by network and provider, and delays are possible.
Some coins, such as XRP, need a memo or destination tag as well as the address when the receiving account is shared, for example on an exchange. Enter it exactly. A deposit without a required memo can be delayed, lost or cost a refund fee.
If the provider offers a refund address field, fill it in so that a failed swap can be returned. A provider may stop a swap for an anti-money-laundering check and ask for identity documents, so read its check and refund rules before you send anything.
Your 12- or 24-word recovery phrase gives full access to your assets to anyone who has it. Never photograph, email, or store it in cloud drives or note apps.
Consider a hardware wallet that keeps your keys on a dedicated device. Chip certifications differ by model; the hardware wallet reviews show what each manufacturer states and what public registers show.
Check the domain in your browser's address bar before you connect a wallet or enter any details. Squaby will never ask for your recovery phrase or private keys, and neither should anyone else.
For high-value transfers, consider sending a small test amount first to confirm that the address and network are correct.
Buy a hardware wallet from the manufacturer's own store or an authorized reseller listed on its website, and type the address yourself. In October 2026 tampered devices with hidden components reached buyers through resellers, so buying from the manufacturer reduces, but does not remove, the risk. Never use a device that arrives with a PIN or recovery phrase already set.
Write the recovery phrase on paper or metal and keep it offline. Use the wallet's backup check where it offers one, and install firmware updates only through the manufacturer's own app.
On an exchange, use an authenticator app or a passkey instead of SMS codes and, where offered, a withdrawal address allowlist. The exchange reviews show which of these features each exchange documents.
Paste a token contract address and pick its network. The result shows the automated flags that the GoPlus Security API reports, such as honeypot behavior, sell restrictions and buy or sell tax. No flags, or missing data, does not mean a token is safe, and a scan is not an audit.
Enter an Ethereum address to see whether it lets a fixed list of well-known swap contracts spend a few major tokens, and whether an allowance is unlimited. Only the listed pairs are checked, so "None" does not prove that the address has no other approvals. Remove approvals you no longer need from your own wallet.
Shows the balances of a few listed assets on Ethereum Mainnet for any public address, valued in USD. It is not the wallet's total value: other tokens, networks and DeFi positions are not included.
The OSINT dashboard shows network activity signals and gas prices. The data is informational, may be delayed or incomplete, and is not a trading signal.
The stablecoin panel shows the total supply of USDT and USDC on Ethereum Mainnet only. The perpetual futures panel shows open interest and funding for two markets of one on-chain protocol, GMX v2 on Arbitrum One, not the whole market.
The Fear & Greed index gives rough context, not predictions. Do not rely on it alone before putting money into a new protocol.
Select a question to read the answer. The answers are general information about third-party swaps, Squaby's role and the OSINT dashboard.
Email us your transaction hash and we will try to help. For swaps, the provider's support team can see the full transaction status.