Exchange comparison
FlashCrypto vs SimpleSwap
Both services do the same job: you send one asset and receive another without opening a trading account. What differs is how the fee is presented, what happens to your funds in between, and how much you can see while the order runs. Our side is below in full. For SimpleSwap, check their current terms before you commit funds, because instant-swap pricing and limits change often.
What FlashCrypto commits to
Where SimpleSwap sits
SimpleSwap is an instant-swap front end with a very wide asset list and a choice between floating and fixed rates. Breadth is the draw: obscure tokens tend to be listed. The trade-off with any aggregator front end is that the rate you see is assembled from third-party liquidity, so the spread is part of the quote rather than a line item.
simpleswap.ioWhere FlashCrypto sits
FlashCrypto does one thing: a wallet-to-wallet crypto swap with a flat 1% service fee that is already inside the quote you accept, so the output amount you see is the amount that arrives. There is no account, no balance and no identity check on a standard swap. AML screening still runs and flagged orders are reviewed. Physical cash service exists at one real address, Augustinergasse 34, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland, and the phone number +41 78 221 14 13 reaches a person.
Which one to use
If you need a token that is barely listed anywhere, breadth wins and SimpleSwap is worth checking. If you want a predictable fee you can read before you send, a payout that goes straight to your own wallet, and a company with a street address and a phone number behind it, that is what we built.