Swapping SUI for APT moves value between two distinct Layer 1 ecosystems, each with its own smart contract model and developer community. Traders make this exchange when reallocating exposure across Move-based blockchains, since both Sui and Aptos share the Move programming language heritage while operating as entirely separate networks. Confirming you have the right wallet address for each side is essential, as the two networks are not cross-compatible.
Open the exchange widget and select SUI as the send currency and APT as the receive currency. The widget shows the live rate and the minimum amount for this pair.
Enter the amount of SUI you want to exchange and choose a fixed or floating rate.
Paste your APT wallet address into the recipient field and double-check it.
Click Exchange and send your SUI to the deposit address shown. Your APT arrives once the transaction confirms on-chain.
When sending SUI, make sure your wallet is connected to the Sui network — it is the only supported send network for this asset. On the receiving side, your destination address must be a valid Aptos (APT) network address; Sui addresses and Aptos addresses follow different formats, so double-check the full address before confirming. Neither asset requires a memo or destination tag on this route, so no extra identifier is needed. Network confirmation times can vary depending on congestion, so allow some time for the swap to finalize. Before submitting, review the destination address and the rate shown on the confirmation screen — once a transaction is broadcast, it cannot be reversed.
Sui
SUI
Aptos
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