Swap & Bridge Billions Network
Swap Billions Network (BILL) on xswap.to with no account and no ID upload. BILL trades against 854 pairs here: pick one, send your coins to a one-time deposit address, and the swap pays out straight to your wallet. Rates are floating, and you see an estimate before you send.
About Billions Network (BILL)
Billions Network (BILL) is listed on xswap.to on 2 networks, with BNB Smart Chain as the main listing. Each network is a separate option in the coin selector, so pick the one your wallet uses. Enter the amount and your receiving address, send BILL to a one-time deposit address, and the coins you buy go straight to your wallet.
Rates are floating, so the amount shown before you send is an estimate that already allows for the payout network fee. Send BILL only on the network shown on your order page, and keep the transaction ID so you can follow the swap on the Track Order page.
BILL networks on xswap.to
Each network is a separate option in the coin selector. Send and receive only on the network you pick, and use a memo or tag where one is required.
| Listing | Network | Type | Memo / tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Billions Network | BNB Smart Chain | BEP-20 token | Not needed |
| Billions Network (Ethereum) | Ethereum | ERC-20 token | Not needed |
BILL contract addresses and availability
| Network | Contract address | Send | Receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| BNB Smart Chain BEP-20 | 0xDf24f8c21Cb404B3031a450D8e049D6E39FC1fA5 Explorer | Open | Paused |
| Ethereum ERC-20 | 0xb1110919016846972056AB995054D65560D5f05E Explorer | Open | Open |
Contract addresses come from the exchange listing. Confirm a contract on the project's official site before you add a token to a wallet. Availability is refreshed hourly: a side marked Paused cannot be used right now.
Guides for BILL
- Sent crypto on the wrong network: what happens and what you can do
When coins go out on the wrong network, the transfer still confirms there: they sit at that address on the chain you used, not on the one you meant. If the add… - Crypto network fees explained: who pays what in a swap
Three network fees are involved in a crypto swap. Your wallet pays a network fee to send the deposit. A deposit fee comes out of the coins you send, and a payo… - Swap status explained: what each stage means and what to do
The status tells you which step your swap is in. Waiting means no deposit has been seen yet, confirming means the deposit is collecting network confirmations, … - Floating rate explained: why your final swap amount can differ
Every swap on xswap.to uses a floating rate. The amount shown before you send is an estimate at the current rate, with the deposit fee and the payout network f…
Contact & Support
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|---|---|
| Exchange engine | Automated routing across multiple third-party liquidity providers |
| Custody | Non-custodial: no account, no sign-up and no ID upload. You never share a password, seed phrase or private key. |
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