ChangeNOW Outperforms Market Benchmarks in Landmark 2026 Speed Report
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DUBAI, UAE
In a rapidly evolving digital asset landscape where transaction velocity has become the primary metric for value preservation, ChangeNOW has emerged as the industry’s efficiency leader. The newly released report, “Speed Benchmarks: Non-Custodial Swaps Comparison 2026” by Swapzone, confirms that ChangeNOW is significantly outperforming industry standards, delivering swaps faster than the market median.
This study builds upon the foundation of Swapzone’s influential mid-2025 report, “Speed First: Non-Custodial Swaps Outlook,” which first identified time-based loss as a critical risk for traders. While the 2025 study established the baseline, the 2026 report reveals a widening gap between top-tier providers and the rest of the market.
According to the data, ChangeNOW has achieved a “sub-2-minute” standard that redefines user expectations. Specifically, in the high-volume USDT-ETH pair, ChangeNOW recorded a median exchange speed of just 1 minute, contrasted against a staggering market median of 45 minutes. Similarly, for SOL-USDT swaps, ChangeNOW maintained a 1-minute execution time, while the broader market averaged 11 minutes.
By combining these speeds with a market-leading 99.97% Accuracy Rate, ChangeNOW ensures that the value quoted to the user is the value delivered, effectively neutralizing the “hidden tax” of rate deviation.
About ChangeNOW
Since 2017, ChangeNOW is a leading non-custodial crypto exchange ecosystem and one of the industry’s pioneers. Supporting over 1,500 assets across 110+ blockchains, the platform prioritizes privacy, security, and industry-leading processing speeds. With a “Speed First” architecture, ChangeNOW consistently sets benchmarks for execution velocity and quote accuracy, providing a seamless gateway to Web3 finance without mandatory registration.
Media Contact: ChangeNOW PR team
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