Blog · Announcements · October 8, 2026

InstaSwap Is Live on the Pennysia Marketplace: Private Swaps and Native Cross-Chain Liquidity for Pennysia Users

InstaSwap Is Live on the Pennysia Marketplace: Private Swaps and Native Cross-Chain Liquidity for Pennysia Users

Private swaps, 67+ chains, decentralized routes. InstaSwap is now live on the Pennysia Marketplace, bringing native cross-chain liquidity and private swap options to everyone building and trading on Pennysia.

What the listing means

Pennysia users can now reach InstaSwap's routing directly from the marketplace. That routing does one thing well: it moves native assets between chains without wrapping them, without an account and without anyone taking custody along the way. A swap from one chain to another is settled by programmatic escrow and decentralized liquidity, and the output lands in the wallet the user chose.

In Pennysia's own words, InstaSwap is a cross-chain DEX aggregator supporting native asset swaps across 67+ blockchains, aggregating decentralized liquidity from protocols including THORChain, Chainflip and NEAR Intents. We will take that description.

Private by option, not by exception

Every route on InstaSwap can be used in a private mode. The private options break the public link between the sending and the receiving address, so a swap made today does not stay attached to a user's history forever. On Pennysia this is available the same way it is on instaswap.com: pick the route, pick private, and the settlement layer handles the rest. No KYC, no sign-up, no separate flow.

Why marketplaces

The InstaSwap API already powers wallets, aggregators and payment apps. Marketplaces are the natural next stop: a place where users already compare and pick tools, and where a cross-chain settlement engine belongs next to the things people actually want to do with their assets. Pennysia is one of the first, and the integration took the shape we like best: nothing new to learn, just more chains, more liquidity and a privacy switch.

For builders

If you run a wallet, an app or a marketplace and want the same native cross-chain settlement under your own interface, the Partners Portal and the documentation are the starting points. Integration is one API, every chain we support, revenue share included.

Announced on X on 8 October 2026.

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