Swap SUI to ETH without an account
Exchange SUI (SUI) for ETH (ETH) directly between wallets. You get a receive amount fixed for 60 minutes, a deposit address, and a 1% commission. No registration, no identity documents, and the application does not persist raw IP addresses.
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Sui
Asset and network you send
ERC20
Asset and network you receive
SUI to ETH details
- You send
- SUI (SUI) on Sui
- You receive
- ETH (ETH) on ERC20
- Minimum deposit
- 0.0001 SUI, and at least 50 USD of value
- Decimals accepted
- Up to 8 decimal places
- Memo or tag
- Not used on ERC20
- Rate held for
- 60 minutes
- Commission
- 1% of the exchanged amount
How a SUI to ETH swap works
- Enter the SUI amount you want to send. The ETH amount you receive is calculated and held for 60 minutes.
- Give the ETH address that should receive the payout, then confirm to get a deposit address.
- Send exactly the quoted SUI amount on Sui before the deadline. The ETH payout follows once that deposit confirms.
SUI to ETH questions
- Do I need an account to swap SUI to ETH?
- No. The exchange runs on the deposit address we give you and the ETH payout address you give us. There is no sign-up, no email requirement and no identity document check.
- Is the SUI to ETH rate fixed?
- Yes, for 60 minutes from the moment you confirm. The receive amount shown on your order is what settles, as long as the exact deposit arrives on Sui before the deadline.
- What is the minimum SUI amount?
- 0.0001 SUI on this route, and every order must be worth at least 50 USD at the quoted rate.
- What does a SUI to ETH swap cost?
- A 1% commission on the exchanged amount, already included in the receive amount you are quoted. The network fee for your own deposit transaction is set by Sui and is not ours.
- How long does a SUI to ETH swap take?
- The ETH payout is released after your SUI deposit confirms on Sui. Confirmation time depends on the network and the fee you set, and every order is settled by an operator rather than an automated hot wallet.
- How private is a SUI to ETH exchange?
- There is no account, no identity document check, and the application does not persist raw IP addresses. Both Sui and the ETH network are public ledgers, so the transactions themselves stay visible on-chain.