Changelly has partnered with Walletverse, adding in-app crypto swaps to the decentralized wallet’s feature set. According to the published guide, Walletverse supports more than 500 cryptocurrencies and lets users buy, send, and exchange digital assets from within the wallet interface while keeping control of their holdings.
Swap access is built into the Walletverse app menu
The guide says users can start a swap through the colorful “Swap” button shown in the menu on most pages of the Walletverse app. In the example provided, a user exchanges ETH for USDT. Assets can be selected through token selectors, searched manually, or picked from the listed options inside the app. The setup is simple. The main point is that the swap flow is embedded directly into the wallet experience.
Android and iOS users follow the same swap steps
To begin, users open Walletverse on a mobile device and tap “Swap” from the main screen. They then choose the asset to send and the asset to receive, followed by the amount to exchange. The article notes that minimum and maximum exchange limits vary by cryptocurrency, and users can use the “Min,” “Half,” and “Max” buttons to fill in the amount automatically based on those limits.
Once all required fields are completed correctly, the “Exchange” button becomes active. The guide also states that clicking this button means the user accepts the Terms of Use. That places the final confirmation at the point of submission, keeping the process straightforward.
Transaction tracking is available after submission
After the user presses “Exchange,” the swap enters processing and can be tracked through a provided link. Changelly’s guide says some transactions may take up to 4 hours to complete. Even so, users can continue using the Walletverse app and make other swaps while waiting. When processing is finished, the exchanged tokens are credited directly to the wallet.
The original article also includes a disclaimer stating that the content does not constitute financial or investment advice and should not be treated as a trading recommendation. It adds that no warranties are made regarding completeness, reliability, or accuracy, and notes that crypto markets are highly volatile. Readers are advised to review multiple sources and understand local regulations before making investment decisions.