Best Wallet supports in-app cryptocurrency swaps. If you want to move from XMR into another available asset, the safest routine is to treat the swap like a transaction that deserves a full review, not a one-click shortcut.
1. Start from the swap screen
Open the in-app swap flow in Best Wallet and select Monero as the asset you are swapping from. Select the asset you want to receive. Do not assume that an asset is available just because it exists on a general list or in another service. The current wallet screen will show whether the asset and route are available for your request.
2. Check the route and quote
Review the quoted amount, rate, fees, and any limits or notices shown. Quotes can change. A quote is not a permanent promise, and a route can be unavailable at another time. If the details do not match what you intended, stop and recheck the selected assets and amount.
3. Confirm the destination
Make sure the receiving destination belongs to you or to the person you intend to pay. Check the address carefully and confirm that the destination is appropriate for the selected asset. Never paste a destination from an untrusted message without reviewing it.
4. Read the final confirmation
Before you confirm, compare the input amount, expected output, route, rate, fees, and destination with your intention. If the current confirmation screen presents a warning or a different amount, use that information as the source of truth. You are still responsible for deciding whether to proceed.
What should you avoid?
Avoid promises that name a fixed fee, guaranteed rate, or guaranteed completion time. Those details depend on the live route. Also avoid sending funds to a third-party address simply because a guide tells you to. Use the destination and route presented for your own current swap.
In-app swaps are designed to keep this workflow close to your wallet. The practical advantage is a clear place to compare the quote and confirmation details before signing, not a guarantee that every request will be available.
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.