Paysmaker vs FixedFloat
Updated 22 September 2026 · compiled by the editorial team from the services' own pages
Both services move coins from wallet to wallet. The difference is in what each asks from you before it does — that is what the table below compares, criterion by criterion.
| Criterion | Paysmaker | FixedFloat |
|---|---|---|
| No account needed | yes | yes |
| Fixed rate available | yes | yes |
| Networks covered | wide | medium |
| Support reachable | 24/7 chat | chat |
| Rules stated up front | yes | yes |
| Coins supported | 300+ | — |
| Years in operation | since 2021 (5 yrs) | since 2018 (8 yrs) |
Score: 95 against 84 of 100 by the published method.
The numbers each one publishes
| Service | Coins | Minimum | Fee | Swap time | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paysmaker | 300+ | not published | not published | not published | not published |
Each figure is what the service states on its own pages; the page and the date are on that service's review. «Not published» means exactly that — we do not fill such a cell with a guess.
Not in this table: FixedFloat — these publish none of the figures above on their own pages. That is a fact about them too, and it is why the method scores «rules stated up front».
Which one fits which case
Both do the same job — coins from your wallet to your wallet, nothing held in between. What separates Paysmaker and FixedFloat is in the details below, not in the kind of service.
When a transfer sticks: Paysmaker answers by 24/7 chat, FixedFloat by chat — the difference between an answer in minutes and an answer tomorrow, which is why support is scored at all.
Time on the market: Paysmaker since 2021, FixedFloat since 2018 — FixedFloat has been through more of the cycle. It is the lightest criterion here and the hardest to fake.
Do the two quote the same amount?
No. Each takes liquidity from its own set of venues and keeps its own spread, so the payout differs — on liquid pairs slightly, on rare coins visibly.
Does the score decide which one to pick?
It decides which one asks less of you. If your pair is only on FixedFloat, the pair wins over the score.