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Show HN: NativeSwap – Low cost cross-chain swaps without wrappers or bridges

3 nativeswap 0 7/19/2025, 12:01:58 PM nativeswap.io ↗

Hi HN,

We’ve been working on NativeSwap.io, a low-cost decentralized cross-chain swap platform. It lets users swap native assets (e.g. BTC <--> DOGE) directly, without using wrapped tokens or centralized bridges.

Our goal is to make cross-chain swaps cheaper, simpler, and safer. The platform is fully non-custodial and supports both regular and streaming swaps. Under the hood, it leverages liquidity from protocols like ThorChain and Maya Protocol.

Currently, We support the following blockchains:

- Bitcoin - Ethereum - BNB Smart Chain - Ripple - Dogecoin - Litecoin - Bitcoin Cash - Zcash - Base - Avalanche - Arbitrum - Dash - Radix - ThorChain - Maya Protocol

More are on the way.

We currently support Metamask and CTRL as browser wallets, as well as keystore files. Support for additional wallets is in progress.

We built this because most solutions either rely on wrapped assets or require trusting centralized bridges - both of which introduce risk. Many existing interfaces also charge high fees.

Would love feedback on the product, UI/UX, performance, security assumptions or anything else. Still early, but happy to answer questions and improve!

Thanks for checking it out

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