SimpleSwap Celebrates One Year of Fixed‑Rate Swaps Inside Exodus Wallet

SimpleSwap’s fixed‑rate swap service has been available in the Exodus wallet for twelve months. During that period the partner side of the product received five new capabilities, all delivered without requiring Exodus or any other partner to modify their integration.

Automatic Refunds for Paused Exchanges

When an exchange is paused for compliance screening, the funds are automatically returned to a refund address supplied in the API request. Most refunds complete within five to fifteen minutes, with a maximum of thirty minutes during network congestion. A standard network fee is deducted; no additional service charge is applied. Partners can provide their own refund address if they do not collect one from the user.

Granular Fee Settings

Fee percentages can now be set per API key and per trading pair, allowing wallets to assign separate keys for different products or traffic sources and apply distinct margins. The custom_fee parameter also enables setting a profit share at the individual exchange level.

Reverse Estimate Feature

In addition to the standard estimate (e.g., “How much will I receive for 1 BTC?”), SimpleSwap now offers a reverse estimate that tells partners the amount a customer must send to receive a target amount (e.g., “How much does the customer need to send to receive 500 USDT?”). This assists payment services in quoting stable‑value equivalents.

Asset Expansion

More than 300 new assets were added over the year, bringing the total to over 2,800 swappable assets across 3.2 million trading pairs. The aggregation layer now draws liquidity from over 20 providers, including both centralized and decentralized exchanges.

Year‑One Metrics

• 20+ liquidity providers aggregated
• 2,800+ assets available, 300+ added in the past year
• 3.2 million trading pairs
• 6,000+ partner products using SimpleSwap
• 20 million swaps processed for over 10 million users since 2018
• 99.9 % uptime
• Average support response time of four minutes for cases requiring human assistance

The integration released by Exodus in August 2025 remains unchanged, with the expanded asset list and new controls delivered via API updates rather than migration.