Question 1

What address format does Aptos (APT) use, and how do I know mine is correct?

Accepted Answer

Aptos addresses are 64-character hexadecimal strings, typically prefixed with '0x', which is distinct from the format used by EVM chains or networks like Solana. Before submitting a swap, verify the full address carefully — an incorrect or incompatible address format can result in lost funds. Most Aptos-compatible wallets will display the address in the correct format automatically.

Question 2

Why do people commonly swap out of APT into other assets?

Accepted Answer

Users often swap APT out when they want to move value to ecosystems not supported by Aptos-native applications, or to take advantage of opportunities on other blockchains. Since APT is the gas token on its network, users holding more APT than needed for fees may convert the surplus to stablecoins or other assets. Swapping on a non-custodial exchange like Zest means you retain control of your funds throughout the process.

Question 3

Is there a minimum APT exchange amount?

Accepted Answer

Minimums vary by pair and network. The exchange widget shows the exact minimum and maximum for your selected pair before you confirm, so you can check the limits before sending anything.

Question 4

Do I need an account to swap APT?

Accepted Answer

No signup is required for standard swaps. Zest is non-custodial: you send from and receive to wallets you control, and the rate is shown before you confirm.

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