Fixed rate
The fixed mode uses a 1% service commission plus network fee. The quoted receiving amount is held for 15 minutes, subject to the stated 1.3% market-movement condition before the deposit is detected.
Set 0.5 XMR in the form and compare the net receiving amounts for the assets offered. BTC, USDT, ETH and SOL use different units, so choose a coin and compatible network before judging its payout.
The executable quote includes the rate mode, service commission and applicable network cost. A different destination can change what your wallet receives even when the XMR deposit remains the same.
A destination wallet must support the exact asset and network selected for payout. USDT may appear on more than one network, while BTC, ETH and SOL have their own receiving requirements; verify the option displayed in this order.
At 0.5 XMR, a stablecoin payout and a native-coin payout solve different needs. Choose what you actually plan to hold or use, then compare the amount after the service and network fees.
Decide where the payout should arrive before you open an order. That avoids choosing a network merely because its displayed fee looks lower.
After the incoming transfer, we wait for 40 Monero confirmations and another two minutes after credit to the service balance. The final payout time also depends on the selected route.
The two modes answer different preferences: a stated receiving amount or an outcome that follows the market. Keep the payout asset and network unchanged when comparing their quotes.
The fixed mode uses a 1% service commission plus network fee. The quoted receiving amount is held for 15 minutes, subject to the stated 1.3% market-movement condition before the deposit is detected.
The floating mode uses a 0.5% service commission plus network fee. Its initial output is an estimate; the final rate is set when the funds reach the service balance and processing occurs.
This amount gives room to compare several receiving currencies where the live form supports them. Focus on the controls that affect your destination.
Explore the payout assets currently offered for 0.5 XMR, then choose one that your wallet accepts. Availability and network choices come from the form.
Inspect a fixed receiving quote and a floating estimate for the same asset. Their commission and timing rules can change the result you prefer.
A standard exchange can be created without registering an account. Keep its details so you can follow that particular order to payout.
Match the receiving asset, network and address to your own wallet before paying. Confirm the 0.5 XMR amount against the current order's deposit details.
Check another deposit size if your wallet will send a different amount. The live form also accepts an amount outside these presets.
Select the receiving currency you can use, compare the net payout and verify its network. Then create the exchange and send only to the deposit address generated for that order.
Choose a 0.5 XMR PayoutThese answers focus on choosing a destination for a half-coin deposit. The order form remains the source for current availability.
Treat the created order as tied to its selected payout details. If you want another asset or network, create a fresh order before sending funds.
No. Each asset has different units and market value. Compare a destination you can actually receive and the amount after applicable fees.
Choose a receiving asset in the form and inspect the networks offered for 0.5 XMR. Match that network to the destination wallet before creating the order.
The floating rate is set when the funds reach the service balance and the exchange occurs. Market movement can make the final amount higher or lower.