How to swap one cryptocurrency for another with Fujn Swap

Fujn Swap (swap.fujn.com) is a website that swaps one cryptocurrency for another, for example Bitcoin (BTC) for Monero (XMR). It does not ask you to make an account. The page says the service is provided by FixedFloat and that by placing an order you accept FixedFloat's rules.

Crypto payments cannot be reversed. A mistake with an address or a network can mean losing your money. Take your time, check each step twice, and start with a small amount.

What you need before you start

• A wallet that holds the coin you want to send. See how to use Stack Wallet.
• A wallet address for the coin you want to receive. Copy it from your wallet's Receive screen.
• A few minutes, and a calm head.

Words explained

• Coin: a type of cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin or Monero.
• Network: the "road" a coin travels on. The same coin can exist on several networks, and they are not interchangeable.
• Address: like a bank account number for receiving coins.
• Order ID: the reference number for your swap. Keep it.

Step 1: Choose what you send and what you get

1. Open swap.fujn.com in your browser.
2. In the first box, choose the coin you are sending and its network.
3. In the second box, choose the coin you want to receive.
4. Type how much you want to send. The page shows how much you will receive and the minimum and maximum amount allowed.

Network matters most. For example, "BTCBSC" is Bitcoin on a different network (BNB Smart Chain). It is not real Bitcoin. Send only on the network you chose.

Step 2: Choose fixed or floating

• Fixed rate: the price is locked for 10 minutes. Your deposit must arrive in that time and match the amount exactly. If it does not, you will be offered a refund or a swap at the current price.
• Floating rate: the final amount depends on the market in the 10 minutes after your payment is confirmed. You may get a little more or a little less than the quote.

Fixed is easier to understand. Floating can cost slightly less in fees.

Step 3: Enter your address and start the order

1. Paste your receiving address from your own wallet.
2. Check the first and last few characters match your wallet exactly.
3. Press Exchange Now. You will get an order ID. Write it down.

Step 4: Send the coins

1. The page shows an address and an exact amount. Send exactly that amount, on the same network you picked.
2. Do this from your own wallet. Never send from an exchange account that will not let you pick the network.
3. Open the Order Status page with your order ID and watch the progress.

Step 5: Wait and check

1. The swap can take a few minutes to an hour, depending on the coins.
2. When it is complete, the coins appear in your wallet.
3. Keep your order ID until you are sure the coins arrived.

Fees

The page shows a fixed-rate fee of 0.6% in the widget, but its FAQ says 0.5% plus an operator fee. Floating starts from 0.4% plus extra fees. The numbers on the page do not all agree, so look at the final amount on the order screen before you send anything.

How private is it?

The page says there is no sign-up and no ID check, and that it does not hold your funds. These are the operator's own claims. Words like "untraceable" are marketing, not guarantees. Blockchain payments are public, and the service may still be asked to follow the law.

If something goes wrong

• Wrong amount or wrong network: contact the service quickly with your order ID.
• Nothing arrives: check the Order Status page first, and wait for confirmations.
• You are unsure: stop, and ask us on the contact page.