How to Swap Tokens On-Chain Using Bitget Web3 Default Wallet? – Website Guide
[Estimated reading time: 3 mins]
This guide walks you through swapping tokens on-chain using Bitget Swap with the Bitget Web3 Default Wallet on the Bitget website. Unlike Bitget Wallet, which is a non-custodial wallet where users manage their own private keys, the Bitget Web3 Default Wallet is directly linked to your Bitget account. This allows you to trade on-chain easily and securely without needing to store or back up private keys.
What is the Bitget Web3 Default Wallet?
The Bitget Web3 Default Wallet is a Web3 wallet that you can access directly through your Bitget account. It enables on-chain transactions, including token swaps, deposits, and withdrawals, without requiring users to store or back up private keys. Since it is linked to your Bitget account, there is no need for a separate wallet setup. Simply log in and start using Web3 features.
How to Swap Tokens On-Chain Using Bitget Web3 Default Wallet?
Step 1: Access Bitget Swap
1. At the top menu, find Trade.
2. In the dropdown section, select Bitget Swap.
Step 2: Enter the Swap Interface
1. Click Swap Now to access the on-chain swap interface.
Step 3: Select Tokens for Swap
1. In the Buy field, select the token you want to receive.
2. In the Sell field, choose the token you want to swap.
3. Enter the amount you wish to trade.
Note: You can choose between Quick Swap for instant execution or Limit Order to set a specific price for your swap.
Step 4: Review and Confirm
1. Review the estimated exchange rate and transaction fees.
2. Click Swap to initiate the transaction.
Step 5: Wait for Transaction Confirmation
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The swap will be processed on-chain.
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You can track the transaction status via blockchain explorers (e.g., Etherscan, BscScan).
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Once confirmed, your swapped tokens will appear in your wallet.
FAQs
1. What is the Bitget Web3 Default Wallet?
The Bitget Web3 Default Wallet is a blockchain-integrated wallet directly linked to your Bitget account, enabling on-chain transactions without requiring users to manage private keys.
2. How is the Bitget Web3 Default Wallet different from Bitget Wallet?
The Bitget Web3 Default Wallet is directly tied to your Bitget account, while Bitget Wallet is a non-custodial wallet where users control their private keys.
3. Which blockchains are supported for swapping tokens?
The Bitget Web3 Default Wallet supports multiple networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and more. Available networks may vary based on the tokens you are swapping.
4. How long does a token swap take?
Swap transactions typically complete within minutes but can take longer depending on network congestion and gas fees.
5. Why did my swap fail?
A swap may fail due to insufficient gas fees, high slippage, or network congestion. Check your transaction details and adjust settings if needed.
6. Can I withdraw from the Bitget Web3 Default Wallet to any wallet address?
Yes. You can withdraw to any valid wallet address as long as the selected token and network are supported. The "Bitget spot account address" button next to the input field is just a shortcut to auto-fill your Bitget Spot deposit address, but you can manually enter any other supported wallet address.
7. Can I deposit crypto from an external wallet into my Bitget Web3 Default Wallet?
Yes. You can deposit from any external wallet by copying your Bitget Web3 Default Wallet address and sending tokens on a supported network. Make sure the token and network you choose match exactly to avoid loss of assets.
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