Mercuryo Launches Swaps With 1,400 Routes Across 21 Networks.

Moving between crypto assets can mean changing both the token you hold and the network you use. Mercuryo is bringing those conversions into one product with the launch of Swaps, offering fixed quotes for exchanges across supported assets and blockchains.

Announced on October 22, the service covers 38 digital tokens, 700 trading pairs and 1,400 swap routes, according to the company’s launch release. Its supported network list spans 21 blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base and TRON.

Swaps is not available to users in the United States, United Kingdom or European Economic Area. Eligible users can access the product through Mercuryo’s exchange interface.

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Moving Between Assets and Networks

Swaps supports major assets including bitcoin, ether, USDT, USDC and SOL, alongside tokens such as XRP, LINK, ADA, SUI and DOGE. The service also supports conversions across networks, allowing users to receive an asset on a supported destination chain.

That addresses two common needs: changing exposure from one token to another, and getting funds onto the network where an application operates. A user holding stablecoins might want another asset for a transaction, while someone paid in bitcoin might want to convert part of that income into a stablecoin.

Mercuryo’s launch figures describe different measures of coverage. The release lists 700 trading pairs and 1,400 routes across its supported assets and networks; those figures do not imply that every token is available on every chain.

Arthur Firstov, Mercuryo’s Chief Business Officer, described the product as a way to adjust holdings as circumstances change:

“Swaps enables you to respond immediately to moving markets, whether that means moving into a more speculative token when an opportunity arises or moving back into stablecoins to reduce exposure to volatility.”

— Arthur Firstov, Chief Business Officer, Mercuryo

Fixed Quotes at Checkout

Mercuryo says Swaps offers fixed quotes, zero slippage and transparent pricing. Its product page describes the quoted amount as the amount the user receives, making the expected output clear before a swap is confirmed.

For users, that focuses attention on the actual conversion: what they send, which asset and network they receive, and the final amount. A fixed quote does not mean a transaction is free; it concerns certainty about the quoted exchange result.

The company says liquidity comes from a cryptocurrency exchange that applies anti-money-laundering controls. The launch announcement does not identify the exchange.

Mercuryo also offers Swaps through an API or widget for businesses that want to incorporate conversions into their own products. That extends the service beyond the standalone exchange interface to wallets and other applications.

Stablecoins Set the Backdrop

The launch follows a shift in the assets users buy through Mercuryo. Its H1 2026 on-ramping report found that stablecoins accounted for 60% of on-ramp volume, up from 43% in the second half of 2025. Average stablecoin order size increased 28% over the same comparison period.

Those figures describe purchases on Mercuryo’s platform. They show a larger share of incoming money going into stablecoins, without establishing what buyers subsequently did with those holdings or how their portfolios performed.

For Mercuryo, that growing stablecoin share creates a practical reason to expand conversion tools: users entering through a stablecoin may later need another token or network to make a payment or use an application.

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Expanding the Ways Users Move Value

Swaps adds another function to Mercuryo’s payments offering. Blockster previously covered its Visa Direct integration for crypto off-ramps, which helps eligible users convert crypto into local currency. The new product focuses on movement between digital assets and networks.

It also fits the emphasis on practical payments discussed by Mercuryo CEO Petr Kozyakov in Blockster’s coverage of his outlook for 2026.

The useful test for Swaps is whether it makes those everyday conversions easier: a clear quote, the required destination network and an amount the user can understand before confirming. Its coverage gives eligible users more options, while the geographic restrictions remain a defining limit on who can use the product today.