BitcoinVN welcomes KYC.rip to its growing network of integration partners. The integration adds BitcoinVN’s swap services to the privacy-focused exchange aggregator, giving KYC.rip users another option when exchanging digital assets.
KYC.rip brings together exchange providers in a single interface, allowing users to compare swap rates without visiting each service individually. Its offering includes Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum and stablecoins, with a focus on exchanges that do not require account registration. For users who prefer working from a terminal, the project also offers an open-source command-line interface.
About KYC RIP
Behind the project is founder CyberSatoshi (@XBToshi), whose work extends beyond the swap aggregator. The KYC.rip toolkit includes Ripley Terminal, a self-custodial Monero wallet, and the Stablecoin Graveyard, which tracks frozen stablecoin addresses across Ethereum and Tron.
“Funnily” enough, despite CyberSatoshi’s staunch support for Monero and outspoken criticism of Zcash, the integration work was initially prompted by BitcoinVN’s ability to provide native shielded Zcash swaps. Well, you could say that users looking to quietly slip out of shielded ZEC and back into Monero now have another route to do so. 🙂
Integrate with BitcoinVN API
Wallet developers, app builders and swap aggregators can connect to BitcoinVN’s swap engine and liquidity through our API, bringing rapid swap execution directly into their own products.
Supported swaps include Monero, native shielded Zcash and Bitcoin Lightning, backed by our own liquidity and in-house infrastructure. Developers can offer these capabilities to their users without having to build and maintain the underlying exchange infrastructure themselves.
The API supports the full swap process, from requesting quotes and creating orders to tracking their progress. You build the interface that works for your users; BitcoinVN handles the exchange infrastructure, liquidity provision and hot wallet security.
Visit our integration page to explore existing integrations, access the API documentation and get in touch with our team about connecting your service.
