Anything in, anything out.

Fifteen seconds on what uSwap does — one address in, whatever you actually want out.

15 seconds · published by u.software on YouTube

What you're looking at

The trailer is the shortest honest version of the pitch: anything in, anything out. You send one asset to one persistent deposit address, and the routing engine figures out how to get you what you asked for — whether that's another token on a different chain, or something you actually spend.

Eligible standard crypto-to-crypto routes currently carry a 0% uSwap platform fee. Provider pricing or spread, network costs, market movement, and selected route features can still affect output. See the modeled breakdown and the fees page before sending funds.

0% crypto-to-crypto 30+ networks One persistent address No signup No uSwap consumer account

The part a 15-second trailer can't fit

The demo shows the happy path. Here's what's underneath it.

Routing

Multi-hop, not a single pair

The engine chains hops across 7+ providers to reach pairs no single venue lists. You see one quote; the routing is the service.

Spend

The output doesn't have to be a token

Telegram Premium / Stars / boosts, Discord Nitro, Mullvad VPN, 100+ gift cards, prepaid Visa, and P2P fiat off-ramps — same address, same engine.

Recovery

Wrong network isn't a support ticket

Deposit on the wrong chain or send an unexpected amount and you get three buttons: replace at market rate, hold for review, or refund elsewhere.

Access

No account to create

The standard crypto interface does not require a uSwap consumer account. Providers may still apply route-specific identity, eligibility, sanctions, or geographic controls.

Where to go next

If the trailer did its job, the app is at app.uswap.net — no signup, so you can just open it and quote something. If you'd rather read first, how fees actually work is the most useful page on the site, and uSwap Zero is the open-source, auditable version of the same swap engine.

Building on top of it instead? The Partner API exposes the same engine as REST — persistent per-user deposit addresses, your own affiliate fees, signed webhooks.