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Bitcoin is the largest and most widely accepted cryptocurrency. Transactions settle on the Bitcoin network in blocks roughly every ten minutes, and fees vary with demand. VeriSwap handles native BTC only: no Lightning, no wrapped BTC on other chains. Use a bc1q address to receive if your wallet offers one; it keeps your future spending fees lowest.
Ethereum is the main platform for smart contracts, stablecoins and DeFi. Blocks arrive every twelve seconds and every transaction pays gas in ETH. VeriSwap swaps native ETH on Ethereum mainnet, not on layer 2 networks and not tokens like WETH. Keep a little ETH in the wallet for gas whenever you send.
Monero is the leading privacy coin: sender, receiver and amount are hidden on every transaction by default. Blocks arrive about every two minutes and funds unlock after ten confirmations. Monero addresses are long strings starting with 4 or 8. Cake Wallet, Feather, Monerujo and the official GUI are common wallets.
Litecoin is a Bitcoin-style network with faster blocks, about two and a half minutes, and much lower fees. It is widely listed and often used to move value between platforms cheaply. Addresses start with ltc1, L or M. VeriSwap uses standard Litecoin addresses only; MWEB addresses are not supported for deposits or payouts.
Solana is a high-throughput network where transactions are final within seconds and fees are a fraction of a cent. Wallet addresses are base58 strings of 32 to 44 characters. A brand-new wallet needs a small SOL balance to exist on chain, which a payout covers. Phantom, Solflare and Backpack are common wallets.
Tether USDT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin issued on many networks. VeriSwap supports it on Ethereum (ERC-20), TRON (TRC-20) and Solana (SPL). The network you pick must match where your USDT actually sits, and your wallet needs the native coin of that chain to pay the transfer fee.
USD Coin is a dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by Circle. VeriSwap supports it on Ethereum and Solana. As with USDT, choose the network that holds your tokens and keep a little ETH or SOL for fees. USDC and USDT are different tokens; do not send one to a deposit address for the other.
XRP runs on the XRP Ledger, which settles in a few seconds with tiny fees. A new XRP account needs a small reserve balance to activate. Many exchange deposit addresses for XRP require a destination tag; if yours does, use a self-custody wallet address instead, because the swap payout does not carry a tag.
Zcash offers optional privacy through shielded addresses. Blocks arrive about every 75 seconds. VeriSwap uses transparent Zcash addresses starting with t for deposits and payouts; you can move funds to a shielded z address in your own wallet afterwards.
Dash is a Bitcoin-derived network with fast confirmations through its InstantSend feature and blocks every two and a half minutes. Fees are low and addresses start with X. It is accepted by a number of merchants and payment processors, which makes it a practical spending coin.
Cardano is a proof-of-stake network with a block about every 20 seconds and fees of a fraction of an ADA. Addresses start with addr1. Every Cardano transaction output has to carry a small minimum amount of ADA, about 1 ADA for a plain transfer, so a wallet will not send a balance below that. Staking does not lock ADA: a staked wallet can send at any time. VeriSwap accepts and pays native ADA only; Cardano native tokens are separate assets and are not supported.