Which quote gives you more?
StealthEX does not publish its service fee: its terms describe a variable percentage of the amount you send, and the FAQ says every fee is included in the estimate. A floating swap can fail if the rate moves more than 5% before it completes. VeriSwap shows one receive amount with a stated 0.5% fee inside, held for 15 minutes, and pays the payout network fee. Compare both amounts for the same pair and network at the same moment.
When can StealthEX ask for ID?
Its FAQ says verification is rare and gives examples: a wallet flagged by liquidity providers or a transaction that looks suspicious. Its terms go further and allow requests for identity, source of funds or the purpose of a transaction at any point. VeriSwap’s stated policy is no KYC required by us, applied by one operator to every order.
Custody and accountability
StealthEX says it never takes custody of user funds and routes swaps through liquidity providers. VeriSwap is a manually handled service: the operator receives the deposit, arranges the exchange and sends the payout, and every status change is checked by a person and shown on your order page. Decide which trade-off you prefer: an automated route through third parties, or one operator you can hold to the quote.
Who is each service for?
StealthEX suits people who want a very long coin list, card purchases through partners on the same site and automated payouts. VeriSwap suits people who want Monero, the main coins and stablecoins, a fee they can see before sending and an order handled end to end.
Sources and scope
This comparison is written by VeriSwap, not an independent review or an endorsement by StealthEX. Provider terms and availability can change; the other columns describe only what each service publishes about itself.
StealthEX FAQ, terms and AML/KYC policy
