Best Wallet includes in-app cryptocurrency swaps. General availability should never replace checking the current route for your actual request.
Why does support not equal availability?
An asset can be part of a supported set while a particular pair, route, amount, or destination is unavailable at a given time. Live liquidity, service conditions, network status, limits, and regional rules can all affect what the swap screen can offer. The current confirmation screen is the source of truth.
How should you use the list?
Start by selecting the asset you actually hold and the asset you want to receive. Then enter the amount and wait for the available route and quote. Check the expected output, rate, fees, and destination. If the asset or route is not shown, do not improvise with an unrelated network or address.
Why is this useful inside a wallet?
An in-app flow keeps the starting point close to your wallet balance and transaction context. You can explore a conversion without first moving funds to a separate exchange account. That can be a simpler routine for some people, especially when the goal is a single supported conversion rather than active trading.
What should you not assume?
Do not assume a fixed rate, fixed fee, guaranteed route, guaranteed completion time, or universal regional availability. Do not assume that a screenshot from another date describes the current quote. Do not assume that an address for one asset works for another.
A better way to compare wallet features
Use the live asset list as the source of truth. Best Wallet’s practical advantage is the combination of a desktop Monero workspace and an in-app swap option. The responsible decision still happens at confirmation: read what is available now, compare it with your intention, and proceed only when the details make sense.
Check the live route: Swap availability depends on the current provider route. Review whether the flow is custodial, the complete fees and quote, regional or amount limits, and the destination before confirming. Routes can fail, expire, or become unavailable; do not retry until you understand the first result.