Kaspa Swap (KAS)
Kaspa is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency built on a blockDAG rather than a single chain of blocks. Its GHOSTDAG protocol lets blocks be created in parallel and ordered afterward, which allows frequent blocks and fast confirmations while keeping mining open to anyone. KAS is the native coin, used to pay transaction fees, and it is held in wallets that support the kaspa: address format.
People exchange Kaspa to move KAS between wallets, to convert mining rewards, or to switch into other coins. On BreezeSwap you send KAS to a one-time deposit address for your order and receive the payout directly in your wallet. No account or sign-up is required. Most exchanges take 5–30 minutes from the moment your deposit is sent.
Kaspa networks
- Kaspa (native, addresses start with kaspa:)
Always send on the network shown on your order page. Why it matters
Tips for sending and receiving KAS
- Kaspa addresses start with the kaspa: prefix. Copy the full address, including the prefix, from your wallet.
- Only send native KAS on the Kaspa network. Wrapped or bridged versions on other chains are different assets.
- Use a wallet that is fully synced with the network so it shows the correct balance before you send.
Exchange KAS to
Get KAS from
Kaspa exchange FAQ
A Kaspa address starts with kaspa: followed by a string of lowercase letters and numbers. Include the prefix when you paste it.
It is a structure where several blocks can be created at the same time and all are included and ordered, instead of only one block extending a single chain.
Most exchanges take 5–30 minutes. Kaspa deposits usually confirm quickly, and the rest depends on the coin you receive.