StealthEX

StealthEX is a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange that lets users swap between more than 2,000 digital assets without creating an account or undergoing identity verification. Launched in October 2018 and incorporated in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the platform was built on the premise that crypto-to-crypto exchanges should not require users to surrender personal data or relinquish custody of their funds. Solana (SOL) and a range of Solana-native tokens are among the assets supported.

How It Works

The swap process on StealthEX takes four steps: choose the input and output assets along with the desired amount, provide a destination wallet address, send the deposit from any external wallet, and receive the exchanged cryptocurrency. The platform never holds user funds at any point — transactions pass from sender wallets directly to destination addresses without StealthEX acting as a custodial intermediary. Because the service is non-custodial, it does not require users to deposit into platform-controlled wallets, eliminating the category of custodial risk that has driven losses on centralized exchanges.

Rate Options

Users choose between two pricing modes before initiating a swap:

Floating rate calculates the final output amount at the prevailing market rate when the transaction clears. This mode tracks closer to spot pricing but is subject to market movement during the deposit window.

Fixed rate locks the quoted output amount at the moment of the request. The user accepts a small premium in exchange for certainty; the amount received matches the original quote regardless of price movement while the deposit is in transit.

Fees average approximately 0.40% for popular trading pairs, embedded in the quoted exchange rate rather than applied as a separate line item. There are no explicit deposit or withdrawal charges beyond standard on-chain transaction costs.

Identity Verification Policy

Crypto-to-crypto swaps require no registration or KYC verification. No account creation is needed, and StealthEX states it does not store user personal data. Fiat-to-crypto purchases are available via Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay, and Apple Pay and are KYC-free for amounts below the equivalent of €700; larger fiat purchases trigger identity verification. The platform employs automated AML risk systems, and transactions flagged by these systems may be held pending additional review regardless of size.

Supported Assets and Networks

StealthEX supports more than 2,000 digital assets across multiple blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Litecoin, TRON, Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and a broad catalogue of DeFi tokens and stablecoins. Cross-chain swaps do not require users to manage manual bridging steps — the platform handles routing between chains. For Solana users, SOL swaps are available in both directions and SPL tokens in the Solana ecosystem are included in the asset list.

Fiat On-Ramp

Beyond crypto-to-crypto swaps, StealthEX provides a fiat on-ramp supporting USD, EUR, and GBP among other currencies. Accepted payment methods include Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay, and Apple Pay.

Mobile Application

StealthEX is available as a native Android application on Google Play, extending the registration-free swap experience to mobile devices.

Affiliate and Partner Program

StealthEX operates a partner program targeting developers, content creators, and crypto service platforms. Integration options include a public API for wallets and aggregators, an embeddable exchange widget, and performance-tracked referral links. Commission structures offer lifetime earnings on referred transactions with no caps, payable in a range of cryptocurrencies, alongside real-time reporting through a partner dashboard.

Security

StealthEX's non-custodial architecture means user funds never reside in platform-controlled addresses, which structurally limits the exposure available to external attackers. As of mid-2026, the platform reports no history of successful hacks or user asset theft. Customer support operates around the clock. No formal third-party security audit has been disclosed in publicly available documentation.