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Algorithm Analysis: LetsExchange
LetsExchange had a substantive product (6,000+ assets, 20+ provider routing, AML screening) and a notable Canton integration via Console Wallet, with a clearly stated wind-down timeline. However, the service is now discontinued, with no legal name, docs, funding, audit, or named team provided. Value to the directory is mainly historical, and the clear communication of the closure is a modest transparency positive.
Last analyzed: Oct 29, 2026
LetsExchange on Canton
Swap service that let Console Wallet users swap Canton Coin for stablecoins and EVM assets, discontinued after LetsExchange closed on October 1, 2026
About LetsExchange
LetsExchange was a non-custodial crypto swap platform founded in 2020 and based in Seychelles, supporting more than 6,000 digital assets across over 300 blockchain networks, with fixed-rate swaps, rate comparison across providers, 24/7 customer support and 14 languages. Its routing engine evaluated offers from more than 20 external providers to find the most suitable provider and rate for each request, with transparent swap terms and automated AML screening. On August 14, 2026, Console Wallet, a non-custodial wallet built for Canton and EVM networks, integrated the LetsExchange API so Canton Coin holders could swap CC directly into stablecoins and EVM-based assets, and fund their wallets from external networks, all inside one interface, including access to RWA-related assets. LetsExchange stopped accepting new swaps on October 1, 2026, at 07:00 UTC, citing the growing complexity of regulatory requirements and the cost of operating globally. Orders created before the cutoff continued to be processed, customer support stayed available until November 30, 2026, and the service is fully discontinued from December 1, 2026.






