CCE.Cash launches noncustodial instant cross‑chain exchange
On April 15, 2026, CCE.Cash launched a noncustodial instant exchange offering cross‑chain swaps across more than nine blockchains with fees of about 0.4%–0.8%.
CCE.Cash launched a noncustodial instant crypto exchange on April 15, 2026. The Seychelles‑based firm, founded in 2024, says the platform enables direct swaps between more than nine blockchain networks without requiring users to deposit funds into an exchange wallet.
The service settles most transactions in seconds to minutes, with actual times depending on network congestion. CCE.Cash presents the platform as aimed at users who need quick execution for tasks such as decentralized finance participation, portfolio rebalancing and arbitrage trading.
The platform displays fees inside the quoted exchange rate. Pricing is tiered by asset type: stablecoins are listed around 0.4%, major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum around 0.5%, and privacy‑focused coins about 0.8%. CCE.Cash says this structure is intended to avoid additional charges added on top of quoted rates.
Under the noncustodial design, users retain control of private keys and assets during the swap process rather than transferring custody to the platform. CCE.Cash describes that architecture as a way to keep asset control external to the service while enabling instant settlement flows.
Users can select fixed or floating rate transactions. Fixed rate swaps lock the exchange value at the start of a transaction, while floating rate swaps execute at prevailing market prices during settlement. The company presents the two options as supporting different transfer needs, from hedged conversions to market‑responsive trades.
CCE.Cash also disclosed a development team with experience in blockchain engineering, distributed systems and cryptography. The company listed participation in industry events, including MoneroKon 2026, and said it serves a global user base.
The firm’s website is cce.cash.
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