How the swap works
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Enter the ETH amount and your Dash payout address on Dash mainnet.
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Confirm to open the live quote and the deposit address for this PrivSwap session.
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Send ETH to that deposit. After the required confirmations, DASH is paid to your wallet.
Check these before you send
- ETH deposits usually clear within a few ~12s blocks.
- Gas spikes raise cost; inclusion is usually still quick on mainnet.
- Send ETH only on the rail the order lists — mainnet is not BSC, Base, or another L2 by default.
- If DASH is not visible yet, wait a few minutes and resync the wallet. When the order already lists a payout tx, message support with your Exchange ID.
Ethereum — L1 settlement for privacy routes
ETH powers Ethereum mainnet gas and settlement. On PrivSwap it is a privacy-first send/receive rail — always match mainnet vs L2 on the order badge.
Match the ETH rail on the order
Use a wallet on the chain printed on the PrivSwap order. Off-rail sends may not credit.
Keep extra ETH for gas beyond the swap amount.
Dash
Credit DASH only on Dash mainnet. A send on any other rail will not credit this PrivSwap order.
When DASH arrives
Set your wallet to Dash mainnet.
If the order already lists a payout tx, wait a few minutes and resync before messaging PrivSwap support.
Read before you broadcast
Wrong-rail deposits and address-type mistakes kill most privacy sessions — start with these notes.
Privacy coin hubs
More NO-KYC privacy pairs and deposit notes for each asset.
Privacy swap FAQ
Does ETH to DASH require KYC or an account?
No. PrivSwap does not ask for a profile, ID documents, or a hosted balance for Ethereum to Dash.
How long until DASH arrives?
Many orders finish in a few minutes. Ethereum mainnet deposit confirmations and Dash mainnet payout time set the wait.
Do you hold ETH or DASH for me?
No. You send ETH from a wallet you control and DASH is paid to the address you provide — PrivSwap does not keep a user wallet.
What if I send ETH on the wrong chain?
Use Ethereum mainnet exactly as shown on the order. A wrong-network send may not be credited — read the swap safety notes first.