How much arrives,
and when.
Every router shows you a rate. Qubit shows the amount that will be in the wallet at the end — across twenty-three networks and ten providers — and puts the best one first.
- 11networks, X Layer and Plasma included
- 10providers, compared in one request
- 0gas needed on the destination
| Route | Arrives | Time | Vs best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asking every provider for the same transfer… | |||
Ranked by what reaches the wallet, not by the headline rate. The last column is what the same transfer loses on each route below the best one.
The number you were going to work out yourself
A rate, a fee footnote and a tooltip is the usual answer. Qubit does the arithmetic first: what leaves, what the transfer costs, how long it runs, and what is left at the end.
Live quote. Nothing here is an illustration.
- Sent
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- Route
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- Cost of the transfer
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- Gas you pay on arrival
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- Delivery time
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Five things it does
Swap inside one network live
OKX DEX, KyberSwap, Jupiter, Relay and LI.FI answer the same question at once. The winner is the one that leaves the most in the wallet, not the one with the prettiest rate.
The only public quote for OKB into USDT0 on X Layer.
Move between networks live
Circle CCTP and USDT0 run on the issuers' own rails, so what arrives is the real token and never a wrapper. NEAR Intents, Relay and LI.FI cover the pairs the issuers do not.
USDC delivered without a single unit of gas on the destination chain.
Private route live
One switch. The trade settles on a confidential relay where balances and counterparties are never published, and the deposit-and-receive flow does not change at all.
Costs the same as the public route, to within a rounding error.
Gas refuel live
Native gas into a network where the wallet holds nothing at all, paid from a network where it holds something. One deposit, delivered in seconds.
0.001 ETH on Base became 27.95 XPL on Plasma in ten seconds.
Batch to a list of wallets in development
A list of addresses and amounts, one signed run, a line-by-line report. Being built because we run a hundred-wallet operation ourselves and no router does this.
Not shipped. It is on this page because it is being built, not to fill a card.
What runs underneath
Ten providers, each good at something different. Qubit asks all of them and keeps the answer that wins on the amount received.
| Rail | Best at | Networks | Typical time | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Circle CCTP | native USDC, delivered without gas on arrival | 6 | 30 s — 20 min | live |
| LayerZero USDT0 | native USDT0, one for one | 4 | 2 — 20 min | live |
| NEAR Intents | any pair, and the private route | 11 | ~30 s | live |
| Relay | speed on common pairs | EVM + Solana | 2 — 5 s | live |
| LI.FI | breadth when others have nothing | 11 | seconds | live |
| Gas.zip | gas into an empty wallet | 11 | ~10 s | live |
| OKX DEX | swaps on X Layer and Plasma | 9 | seconds | live |
| KyberSwap | swaps including Unichain, Sonic and HyperEVM | 12 | seconds | live |
| Jupiter | swaps on Solana | 1 | seconds | wallet pending |
| Houdini | unlinkable transfer between your own addresses | major | 15 — 45 min | access pending |
A rail that is not ready says so here, rather than failing quietly inside the app.
Private route
Two addresses.
No line between them.
The trade settles on a confidential relay: balances and counterparties never reach a public indexer. You deposit from one wallet and receive in another exactly as you always do. No wrapped assets, no mixer, no extra hop to babysit.
Same price as the public route. One switch in the form.
How it worksPoints, shown before you sign
Every route carries the points it earns, printed next to the amount and the time. Nothing to claim and nothing to guess: the figure on screen is the figure credited once the transfer confirms on chain.
- Season 1 opens 15 September 2026. Everything in the first 90 days counts double.
- Private routes earn 1.2×.
- Staked Qubit NFTs multiply the whole profile, from 1.5× for one to 3.5× for five.
- Invite someone and take 10% of what they earn, 2% from the level below.
- Airdrop is distributed pro rata to points when the season closes.
Round trips inside a day and volume above the daily cap are discounted. Points are not a token and cannot be transferred. Full rules in the docs.
For builders
The engine behind the app is an HTTP API. One request returns every route, ranked, with the calldata to execute the one you pick.
curl -X POST https://qubitexchange.net/v1/quote \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"srcChain":"arbitrum","dstChain":"base",
"srcSymbol":"USDC","dstSymbol":"USDC",
"amount":"250","privacy":"basic"}'Contracts
QubitGate finishes issuer-rail routes on the destination chain and holds nothing between blocks. Fork-tested against the live Circle, LayerZero and Gas.zip contracts, then run for real before being switched on.
- Base
- 0xd29f2A1EFf2720f700e8C660669bF1F1744EBaf1
- Arbitrum
- 0x436078A68F9c855FDA7B0F05C9838f1238491a66
- X Layer
- 0x17Fc28645CaD36AAac80303a37f322e9De7dF62a
- Polygon
- 0xba32a419dfcA516b47Bbfeb2e3D8A4761BF4a900
- Optimism
- 0xA0A75Eb467B2ea27B78d33495DBb4298C906385C
An address identifies a contract only together with its chain: the address comes from the deployer and the nonce, never from the code, so the same key lands on the same address on two chains with different contracts on them. Gates also run on Ethereum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Plasma, Berachain, Unichain, Sonic, World Chain, Ink, Mantle and HyperEVM.