My Experience with STON.fi’s New Custom Destination Address Feature
I’ve been using STON.fi’s cross-chain swaps for some time, and the latest update adds a useful level of flexibility that I appreciate.
You can now connect only the wallet you’re swapping from and then enter any other wallet address as the destination. There’s no longer a need to connect the receiving wallet every time. This is especially helpful when you’re managing assets across multiple wallets or moving funds between different chains.
I tested the feature with a few transactions and found it clean and straightforward. The process feels less restrictive and more aligned with how many people actually manage their crypto. For users who deal with multiple addresses regularly, this is a practical improvement rather than just a minor convenience.
It’s the kind of update that quietly makes the platform easier to use day to day.
$GRAM #STONfi #defi
I’ve been using STON.fi’s cross-chain swaps for some time, and the latest update adds a useful level of flexibility that I appreciate.
You can now connect only the wallet you’re swapping from and then enter any other wallet address as the destination. There’s no longer a need to connect the receiving wallet every time. This is especially helpful when you’re managing assets across multiple wallets or moving funds between different chains.
I tested the feature with a few transactions and found it clean and straightforward. The process feels less restrictive and more aligned with how many people actually manage their crypto. For users who deal with multiple addresses regularly, this is a practical improvement rather than just a minor convenience.
It’s the kind of update that quietly makes the platform easier to use day to day.
$GRAM #STONfi #defi