A Swapped.com alternative for your stablecoin cash-outs
Swapped's docs list a short set of payout currencies. When your users sell USDT or USDC in other currencies, to bank or mobile money accounts, Unigox works as a Swapped.com alternative. Keep Swapped for card purchases and coins beyond stablecoins.
When to stay with Swapped.com
Your users buy with cards or Apple Pay
Swapped Ramp takes cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer, and Swapped handles chargeback disputes for you with no penalty or fee to the merchant. On Unigox, users pay a P2P merchant or a payment business by the local methods their offers list.
Users buy or sell Bitcoin and other coins
Swapped's widget sells coins such as BTC, ETH, SOL and TON to the wallet address your site puts in the widget link. On a sell it accepts them from the user's own wallet, sent to an address Swapped gives. The Unigox widget trades only USDT and USDC, held in the user's Unigox Wallet.
Your users are in the US, where Swapped is registered
Unigox does not currently offer its services in the United States. Swapped's US company, Swappedcom Inc., is registered with FinCEN as a money services business and with NMLS. Its docs name one US limit: users in Texas cannot use stablecoins.
Swapped.com vs Unigox as a ramp
| Topic | Swapped.com | Unigox |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Swapped Ramp, a widget where your users buy and sell crypto, and Swapped Connect, which takes deposits from your users' exchange accounts and wallets. | The Crypto widget, where your users buy and sell USDT or USDC, and the Payments API for local payouts and collections from your own screens. |
| How users pay on a buy | Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, among other local methods; Swapped takes the chargeback risk. The coins go to the wallet address set in the widget link. | Local currency to a P2P merchant or a payment business, by the methods their offers list. The USDT or USDC lands in the user's Unigox Wallet. |
| How users get paid on a sell | The user sends the crypto to an address Swapped gives, a fraud check runs, then Swapped pays out. Its docs list bank transfer and Skrill in EUR, DKK or GBP, Pix in BRL and Interac in CAD. | The user sells from their Unigox Wallet. The USDT or USDC waits in on-chain escrow while a P2P merchant or a payment business pays the user in local currency, by bank transfer or mobile money where their offers list it. |
| Paying out from your company's crypto | The sell widget has a mode where the merchant sends the crypto on the user's behalf, with the coin, amount and payout currency fixed in the link. | The Payments API pays your customer's bank or mobile money account from USDT or USDC held in your partner wallet; your server signs each transfer. |
| What your platform earns | A markup the workspace owner sets in the Swapped dashboard (Settings > Affiliate Fee), applied to sells as well as buys. A buy widget link can also set 0% to 5% for one order. | Your sell markup, set in the partner dashboard and paid in crypto when the sell completes, plus a 20% share of the Unigox fee on completed trades in your widget. |
| Integration and testing | An iframe whose link your server signs with HMAC-SHA256. Buys and sells each have a sandbox limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum testnets; test card buys stop at 15 EUR. | Widget: one embed code with your widget key and no backend work. Payments API: a sandbox with the same endpoints as production. |
| Regulation | Swapped ApS is registered with FINTRAC in Canada and with AUSTRAC in Australia; Swappedcom Inc. with FinCEN and NMLS in the US. EU and EEA customers are served by Northstake ApS, a CASP authorised by the Danish FSA. | Unigox works through two companies: UNIGOX NETWORK CORP. in Canada handles the local-money side and is registered with FINTRAC as a money services business and with the Bank of Canada as a payment service provider; UNIGOX NETWORK CORP. in Panama handles the crypto side, including wallets and escrow. |
UnigoxMove your sell flow from Swapped.com in three steps
Name the payouts Swapped misses
Bring the currencies your users want paid out that Swapped's payout methods miss, and your monthly sell volume. We then set up your partner account and widget key.
Put sells on the Unigox widget
Add the embed code where your sell flow sits and set your markup in the partner dashboard. Unlike Swapped's iframe link, nothing has to be signed on your server. Swapped's buy widget can stay for card payments.
Users verify with Unigox
Each user signs up and passes a Unigox identity check before a first trade, then sells USDT or USDC from their Unigox Wallet.
Common questions about Swapped.com
Is there a Swapped.com alternative for mobile money cash-outs?
Unigox pays sells out to bank and mobile money accounts. In its Crypto widget your users sell USDT or USDC to a P2P merchant or a payment business, who pays their account. Swapped's docs list bank transfer and Skrill in EUR, DKK and GBP, Pix in BRL and Interac in CAD as its payout methods.
How does a platform earn on sells with Swapped.com and with Unigox?
Swapped lets the workspace owner add a markup to orders in its dashboard under Settings > Affiliate Fee, and its sell quotes show it as a separate amount. In the Unigox widget you set a sell markup, paid in crypto to your partner wallet when the sell completes, and you also earn a 20% share of the Unigox fee on completed buys and sells.
Can we keep Swapped and add Unigox?
Yes. They are separate embeds: keep Swapped's buy widget for cards and Apple Pay, and send users who cash out to bank or mobile money to the Unigox widget. To pay customers from your company's own USDT or USDC, use the Payments API after company verification (KYB).
See the Payments APIRoute your users' cash-outs through Unigox
Start with the Crypto widget for sells, or the Payments API to pay customers from your own stablecoins. Book a call and we check your currencies first.
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