Exodus keeps a lot of chains in one interface, which is exactly what you want on the send side of a swap. 0trace sits on the other side: you send from Exodus, we pay out on the chain you chose. No account, no email, no identity check, and nothing to install or authorise.
Pick the asset and the network deliberately
The rule for any multi-chain wallet is the same. A ticker is not an asset — a ticker plus a network is. Confirm in Exodus which chain your balance actually sits on and select that exact combination in the order. Stablecoins are where this bites: USDT and USDC exist on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, Solana, Polygon and more, and a transfer sent to the wrong chain's address cannot be retrieved by anyone.
Create the order on 0trace
- Choose what you send, matching the network shown in Exodus.
- Choose what you receive and paste a payout address for that chain.
- Read the receive figure — the service fee and network cost are already subtracted, so that is the amount that arrives.
- Save the Guarantee before you send anything.
The Guarantee is PGP-signed and issued before payment: it pins the deposit address, both amounts, the rate type and your payout address. Verify it offline with gpg --verify against our published key, or on the verify page on this site. A Receipt follows after the payout. Neither document requires contacting us.
Receiving Monero
If you are swapping into XMR, check whether your build of Exodus actually holds Monero. If it does not, you need a dedicated Monero wallet for the payout address — Cake Wallet, Feather or the official GUI. Set it up and copy its address before you create the order, so you are not rushing while a deposit window is open.
Send and settle
Send the exact amount from Exodus, minimum $40. When the deposit confirms, the payout goes out automatically. On a float rate the quote follows the market until confirmation, so the final figure can move slightly; on a fixed rate it does not. Completed orders are removed after 72 hours and the encrypted order chat after 24.
