You can trade coins inside the Console Wallet from today. We've wired Console – our non-custodial wallet for the Canton Network – into LetsExchange, and crypto swaps are now live right inside the wallet, reaching 6,000+ coins across 300+ blockchains, including Canton, Tron, BTC, SUI and others.
Here’s what changes.
Until now, moving from one asset to another meant copying an address into some outside exchange, waiting around, and hoping you pasted the right string. That step is gone. The swap happens in the wallet you already keep your funds in: pick what you hold, pick what you want, confirm. Your keys stay on your device the whole time.
Why we picked LetsExchange
So why LetsExchange? Mostly it comes down to reach and rates. Since it opened in 2021, the platform has grown into one of the top-5 instant exchanges in the EU, with people in 170 countries using it. It carries 6,115+ cryptocurrencies and handles 60+ fiat currencies, which means the pairs our users ask for are already sitting there. On every swap it pulls quotes from roughly 20 liquidity providers at once, so Console shows you a real market price instead of one desk’s markup.
The good part is that this cuts both ways. LetsExchange lands a native spot inside a wallet built for one of crypto’s newest and busiest networks. Console picks up exchange plumbing that has already drawn nearly 3 million visitors and settled 140,000 swaps in 2025 alone. Neither side is doing the other a favour here – both products get sharper because the other one exists, and that’s the kind of partnership worth announcing.
Swaps are rolling out now to everyone on Console’s browser extension and its iOS and Android apps.
Try a trade, then tell us which pairs you want us to add next.
