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SideShift vs LetsExchange: the United States numbers

SideShift vs LetsExchange for United States: published fees, verification rules, and availability side by side, checked on July 11, 2026.

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SideShift vs LetsExchange published fees compared on a ChainCosts dashboard
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Availability

Not available in United States

Sign-ups are not currently available from United States for the services reviewed here. The fee and terms research below stays available for comparison, but this page has no sign-up links.

The published numbers split this one: SideShift has the longer track record (since 2019 vs 2021); LetsExchange lists more assets (6070 vs 300). Neither side sweeps the table for United States, so the right pick depends on which row matters most to you. Every figure was re-checked against official pages on July 11, 2026, and the row-level sources are one click away below.

SideShift and its counterpart are lined up on the same published rows below — entry-tier costs, verification, coverage, and local availability — with the winning cell decided by the published number alone, re-checked on July 11, 2026. Where a platform does not publish a figure, the row says so instead of guessing, because an unpublished number is a real answer about transparency too. Use the availability row first if you are signing up from United States: a cheaper venue that cannot legally take your registration is not cheaper.

Brand Published valueSourceAvailability
SideShift Fee model: not published · Rate types: Fixed and variable rates offered (help-center FAQ title; article body not fetched, so no detail on spread/lock window)SideShift official websitenot available in United States
LetsExchange Fee model: Commission embedded in quoted rate (You Get amount); components: blockchain fees + liquidity provider + AML verification + LetsExchange commission; no numeric % published; 'no hidden fees' · Rate types: Floating (market) rate and guaranteed fixed rateLetsExchange official websitenot available in United States

Each check below names the platform whose published number wins that row outright, using the values re-verified on July 11, 2026. SideShift and its rival keep their source links in the last row, so any cell can be audited in one click before you commit funds — and if a provider stops publishing a value, the row flips to "not published" on the next re-check rather than staying frozen.

SideShift vs LetsExchange, published values checked July 11, 2026.
CheckSideShiftLetsExchange
Fee model not published Commission embedded in quoted rate (You Get amount); components: blockchain fees + liquidity provider + AML verification + LetsExchange commission; no numeric % published; 'no hidden fees'
Rate types Fixed and variable rates offered (help-center FAQ title; article body not fetched, so no detail on spread/lock window) Floating (market) rate and guaranteed fixed rate
Custody model Non-custodial, direct-to-wallet swaps Non-custodial; FAQ: platform doesn’t store users’ funds; exchanges executed by third-party liquidity partners
KYC policy No published no-KYC threshold on fetched pages; Terms reserve the right to refuse transactions under AML/Risk Management procedures; swaps are wallet-to-wallet without a mandatory account No mandatory registration/KYC; risk-based KYC may be triggered at company discretion or by third-party liquidity partners, who may suspend/freeze transactions pending KYC/KYT; no numeric no-KYC threshold published
Listed assets 300+ coins 6070+ cryptocurrencies (comparison chart states 6077 coins)
Founded Operating since 2019 (site states 'Trusted since 2019'; no Wikipedia article for corroboration) Operating since 2021 (footer: © 2021-2026 LetsExchange)
Current promotion Trade between BTC, ETH, SOL and 300+ other coins. Sent fast, directly to your wallet. Swap, buy, and sell crypto secure and hassle-free
Availability not available in United States not available in United States
Official source SideShift official website LetsExchange official website
Which is better: SideShift or LetsExchange?
The published numbers do not produce a single winner for United States; the table above shows which platform wins each row so you can weight what matters to you.
How does ChainCosts earn from this page?
If you open an account through a link here, the provider may pay us a commission. It never changes the price you pay, and it has no input into which cell wins a row — the published numbers decide.

At a glance

Key facts

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Market
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