CRO to FLIP: Exchange Cronos for Chainflip Without KYC

Send Cronos (CRO) and receive Chainflip (FLIP, an ERC-20 token on Ethereum) in your own wallet, with no account and no KYC.

  • 15–35 min
  • No account · No KYC
  • Non-custodial
  • Fees included in quote
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Price:
$0.0585
24h Change:
1.45%
Market Cap:
$2.97B
Volume (24h):
$5.92M
Circulating Supply:
50.73B CRO

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CRO to FLIP swap at a glance

Everything that is specific to swapping Cronos to Chainflip on GhostSwap.

Cronos (CRO)You send ·
Chainflip (FLIP)You receive · ERC-20 token on Ethereum
Swap time
15–35 minuntil your FLIP is sent
Account / KYC
NoneNo sign-up, email or ID for standard swaps
Tracking
Live status pageFLIP on Etherscan
Your FLIP address
Ethereum addressIt starts with 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. Wallets: MetaMask, Rabby or a Ledger.
Deposit Payment ID
Include it if shownCopy the Payment ID from the deposit screen exactly.
  1. Send CROSend from your own wallet
  2. GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
  3. Receive FLIPSent to your address; Ethereum confirms in about 2–5 minutes
Facts checked 21 Oct 2026Reverse: FLIP to CRO

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CRO

What is Cronos?

Cronos (CRO), formerly known as Crypto.com Coin, is the native cryptocurrency token of the Crypto.com Chain, a decentralized, open-source blockchain developed by the Crypto.com payment, trading, and financial services company. CRO is used to power the Crypto.com Pay mobile payments app and offers users the ability to earn rewards through staking, payment discounts, and more.

FLIP

What is Chainflip?

Chainflip (FLIP) is a decentralized, cross-chain automated market maker (AMM) designed to enable seamless asset swaps between different blockchains. It aims to provide a trustless and efficient solution for cross-chain liquidity. FLIP tokens are used for governance, staking, and incentivizing liquidity providers.

CRO → FLIP

Why Swap CRO for FLIP?

Converting Cronos to Chainflip on GhostSwap moves your funds from CRO into FLIP without KYC or account creation. Chainflip is used for staking and fees in the Chainflip cross-chain protocol.

Two different networks

CRO runs on Cronos and FLIP on Ethereum; GhostSwap swaps between them in one step.

About Chainflip

Chainflip is used for staking and fees in the Chainflip cross-chain protocol.

No KYC or exchange accounts

GhostSwap processes your CRO to FLIP swap without sign-ups, identity verification, or personal data. Just a wallet address.

Exchange CRO for FLIP on GhostSwap.

How to Exchange Cronos to Chainflip

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Select Crypto Currency

Select CRO and FLIP

Choose Cronos in the “You Send” field, enter the amount, and select Chainflip in the “You Get” field.

Select Wallet Address
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Enter Chainflip Address

Provide your Chainflip wallet address for receiving FLIP.

Sent Crypto Currency
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Send Cronos

Send your CRO to the address provided to initiate the exchange.

Receive Crypto

Receive Chainflip

Once the exchange is complete, receive FLIP in your wallet.

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CRO to FLIP: questions and answers

Everything you need to know about exchanging CRO to FLIP on GhostSwap.

How long does it take to swap CRO to FLIP on GhostSwap?
It depends on how quickly your CRO deposit confirms on its network; after that the FLIP is sent to your wallet. The status page shows each step with your swap ID.
Do I need KYC or an account to exchange CRO to FLIP?
No. GhostSwap is a non-custodial, no-KYC exchange. You can convert Cronos to Chainflip without creating an account, uploading ID documents, or providing any personal information. Just enter your Chainflip wallet address, send your CRO, and receive your FLIP, that's it.
What are the fees for converting Cronos to Chainflip?
GhostSwap charges a small service fee that's already included in the exchange rate you see, there are no hidden fees. On top of that, Cronos fees are small and paid in CRO. The swap box shows the estimated amount of FLIP after fees before you send. The rate floats, so the final amount can differ slightly if the market moves before your deposit confirms.
What wallet should I use to receive FLIP?
To receive Chainflip from your swap, we recommend using MetaMask, Rabby or a Ledger. Make sure your wallet supports the Ethereum (ERC-20) network before starting the exchange. Double-check your FLIP address before confirming, cryptocurrency transactions cannot be reversed.
Can I track my CRO to FLIP swap?
Yes. After initiating your swap, GhostSwap provides a transaction status page where you can monitor progress in real-time. You can also track your CRO payment on the Cronos explorer and your incoming FLIP on Etherscan (https://etherscan.io).
Is it safe to exchange CRO for FLIP on GhostSwap?
Yes. GhostSwap is a non-custodial exchange, which means we never hold your funds or private keys. Your Cronos is converted and sent directly to your Chainflip wallet address. Standard swaps need no account, email or ID, and all swaps run over encrypted connections.
How does a cross-chain CRO to FLIP swap work?
Cronos runs on the Cronos network while Chainflip runs on the Ethereum (ERC-20) network, they can't be sent directly to each other. GhostSwap handles the cross-chain conversion for you: you send CRO to our temporary deposit address, we convert it, and send the equivalent FLIP to your wallet. No bridge protocols or technical knowledge required.
What happens if my CRO to FLIP exchange fails?
In the rare case of a failed exchange, your CRO is refunded to the address you entered as the sender address. If something looks stuck, contact support with your swap ID from the status page. Most problems are caused by sending a different amount than shown or using an address on the wrong network.