Cross-chain swap guides
How to move crypto between networks — fees, timing, and the no-wallet-connection flow.
How to swap USDC from Base to Solana
USDC on Base and USDC on Solana are separate tokens on separate networks. Here is how to move between them with a cross-chain swap, what it costs, and the mistakes to avoid.
Read guide →How to swap USDT from ERC-20 to TRC-20
USDT on Ethereum and USDT on Tron are the same token on two different networks. Here is how to move between them, what it costs, and how to avoid the mistakes that lose funds.
Read guide →How to swap ETH to BTC without an account
Ethereum and Bitcoin are separate blockchains, so moving ETH to BTC is a cross-chain swap. Here is how it works, what to expect on fees and timing, and how to avoid losing funds.
Read guide →How to bridge USDC from Ethereum to Solana
USDC exists on both Ethereum and Solana, but they are different tokens on different networks. Here is how to move value between them with a cross-chain swap.
Read guide →How to swap BNB (BEP-20) to USDT on Tron (TRC-20)
Want to turn BNB into USDT on the Tron network? This guide walks through the swap, the Tron address format and the mistakes worth avoiding.
Read guide →How to swap USDT from Tron (TRC-20) to Ethereum (ERC-20)
Moving USDT back from Tron to Ethereum? Here is how the swap works, what to check on the address and what to expect from Ethereum network fees.
Read guide →What is a cross-chain swap aggregator?
A swap aggregator compares quotes from several partners instead of acting as a single exchange. Here is what that means and where the limits are.
Read guide →Fixed vs floating rate swaps: which should you choose?
Fixed and floating rate swaps handle price movement differently. Here is what each means, the trade-offs and how to think about slippage.
Read guide →Why the same token has different addresses on different networks
USDT on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Tron are separate tokens with different addresses. Here is why, and how a cross-chain swap moves value between them.
Read guide →How to avoid losing crypto to a wrong-network transfer
A wrong-network transfer is easy to make and hard to undo. Use this checklist before you send, and learn what to do if something goes wrong.
Read guide →How to spot a fake swap site before you send funds
Fake swap sites copy real ones to catch people who are about to send funds. Here are the warning signs and habits that help you check before you send.
Read guide →How to swap crypto with an AI agent using MCP
HorseRouter runs an MCP server so AI agents can list assets, get a quote, create a deposit address and track a swap, while you stay in control of the funds.
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