LeoDex

How to do it

1. Open leodex.io in your browser.
2. Choose the coin you are sending and ZEC as the coin you want.
3. Enter the amount and check the quoted rate and fee.
4. Paste your Zcash receiving address. Use a shielded address from a wallet like Zodl, Cake or Zingo for privacy.
5. Send the coins to the one-time deposit address shown, or connect a wallet if you prefer.
6. Wait for the swap to settle. ZEC is sent to the address you gave.

Who sees what

Plain facts about who can see this route and who holds your money along the way, with sources. Every route involves some trade-off.

Who can see it

The chain you pay from is public. LeoDex's privacy policy says it may share your addresses, amounts, IP address and browser details with its backend and the swap route. The protocol that settles the swap sees it too.

Who holds your funds

LeoDex holds no funds; the protocol it routes to settles the swap. Swap Accounts are throwaway wallets kept in your browser.

Identity checks

None for ordinary swaps. The providers it routes through may apply their own terms.

Compliance screening

None documented by LeoDex. Swaps routed through NEAR Intents are screened and can be held for review.

Incidents

• 18 August 2026Maya Protocol, which LeoDex uses for shielded ZEC, halted after an exploit of about $1.7 million. It has since restarted. cointelegraph.com
• 1 October 2026An exploit of about $3.8 million briefly paused NEAR Intents. It resumed with a few chains still restricted, and affected users are to be compensated in full. crypto.news

Sources: leodex.io · leodex.io · docs.near-intents.org

Good to know

• LeoDex routes across several swap providers, including THORChain, Chainflip, Maya Protocol and NEAR Intents, and picks a route for you.
• There is no account and no KYC, but the providers it routes through can apply their own screening.

Last checked 2 October 2026. Sources:

• leodex.io
• leodex.io
• leodex.io