Onyxcoin (XCN) is a token available on both Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, giving users flexibility in how and where they hold or move it. Traders often swap XCN when repositioning across ecosystems or consolidating holdings onto a preferred network. Because XCN exists on two separate chains, selecting the correct network at the time of exchange is the most important practical step.
Exchange Onyxcoin
Before exchanging Onyxcoin
Before swapping XCN, confirm which network your receiving wallet or platform supports — Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain — since sending to the wrong chain can result in inaccessible funds. Network choice also influences the fees and settlement characteristics of your transaction, so it's worth checking both options if your destination supports either. No memo or destination tag is required for XCN on either network. Settlement time can vary depending on network conditions at the time of the swap, so avoid setting tight deadlines. Zest shows the expected rate and all details before you confirm, so review the network selection on the confirmation screen carefully.
Supported XCN networks
BS
BNB Smart Chain
ET
Ethereum
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on where you intend to use or store XCN after the swap. If your destination wallet or platform only supports one of the two networks, choose that one. If both are supported, consider that Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain can differ in transaction fees and settlement speed depending on network conditions at the time.
Both Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain use the same 0x address format, but the networks are not interchangeable. Make sure the address you provide corresponds to the correct network — an Ethereum address and a BNB Smart Chain address may look identical but belong to different chains, so confirm with your receiving platform which network it expects.
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.
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.