Exchange in 3 steps
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Set the ZEC amount and paste your Ordinals payout address on Ordinals (BRC-20).
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Create the order to lock the quote and see the deposit address.
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Send ZEC to that deposit. After confirmations, ORDI is paid to your wallet.
Before you broadcast
- Zcash confirmations follow mainnet block times — usually a few minutes.
- Transparent (t-) and shielded (z-) addresses are not interchangeable — use the type your order specifies.
- Shielded payouts may take longer to appear depending on wallet support.
- ORDI not visible yet? Wait a few minutes, resync your wallet, then contact support with your order ID if the payout tx is already listed.
Zcash — optional shielded privacy
ZEC supports transparent and shielded addresses — pick the receive format your wallet actually supports.
Transparent vs shielded ZEC
Sending to the wrong address type is a common failure mode.
If unsure, ask support which format your order uses before broadcasting.
Ordinals on Ordinals (BRC-20)
Always match ORDI on Ordinals (BRC-20) when you send or receive — wrong-network transfers may not be credited.
Receiving ORDI
Your wallet must be on Ordinals (BRC-20).
Allow a few minutes after the order shows sent before opening support.
Before you swap
Avoid wrong-network deposits and address format mistakes — read these guides first.
Coin swap hubs
More no-KYC swap pairs and guides for each asset.
Frequently asked questions
Is identity verification required to trade ZEC for ORDI?
No. GetSwap is a NO-KYC & Privacy-First Crypto Exchange — no profile, no ID upload, and no funded account for Zcash → Ordinals.
How long is a ZEC → ORDI order?
Typical completion is a few minutes. Zcash mainnet and Ordinals (BRC-20) confirmation times set the pace.
Do you custody ZEC or ORDI?
No. You send ZEC yourself and ORDI is paid to the address you enter — GetSwap does not keep a wallet balance for you.
What if I pick the wrong ZEC network?
Match the network printed on the order (Zcash mainnet). A mismatch can strand the deposit — check the swap safety notes first.