Withdrawal networks and fees
So there is no live table here: check the cost inside the exchange account before you send.
What xRocket is
The venue grew out of a Telegram bot and stayed in the messenger: the wallet, trading and the ad board all open in the same window where you chat. There is no separate app to install, and that is what sets it apart from every other venue in this review.
What is on offer
P2P comes first. The board carries over a thousand buy ads and around two hundred sell ads, with roubles and hryvnia both properly represented: some three hundred ads in roubles and sixty in hryvnia. Tenge, euros, Belarusian roubles, som, dram, Uzbek sum and rupiah are there too.
Spot is more modest: 54 pairs, twenty of them against USDT, the rest quoted in GRAM, a token of the TON ecosystem. Among the coins are NOT, DOGS, MAJOR, STON and EVAA, which the large exchanges often do not list at all.
There are no futures and no funding rate: the section does not exist in its interface.
What xRocket adds to our scanners
Mainly its rouble and hryvnia boards: they run in the P2P scanner alongside the exchange ones, with limits, payment methods and a seller record on every ad.
Each ad shows the seller's trade count and success rate — almost none of our other sources provide that, and when choosing a counterparty it matters more than the price.
What to know before trading
The spot book is thin: the gap between buying and selling BTC runs to about half a per cent, where the large venues sit in hundredths. On smaller pairs the gap reaches tens of per cent.
An exchange inside a messenger: how the balances work
The account is created by starting the bot: a wallet appears on its own and binds to the Telegram profile. Inside there are two balances — the funding one, which handles deposits, withdrawals and transfers to other people, and the trading one, from which orders are placed. Moving between them is instant and free, and the total is their sum.
Some money can end up locked: behind a resting order, a P2P listing, an open deal, a cheque that was created but never claimed, or a withdrawal waiting on confirmations. To free it, the operation has to be finished or cancelled.
Orders and the minimum notional
Spot takes market and limit orders with the familiar statuses: new, partially filled, filled, cancelled. Placing an order reserves the amount; cancelling releases whatever did not fill.
There is no single minimum across pairs — it is set per pair in the venue's own directory. We read that directory on every build, so the figure below is always current.
Minimum order
0.3 USDTthe same across every USDT pair
Where it comes from
the pair directoryread from the exchange on every build
Half the listing here trades against GRAM rather than USDT — the ecosystem's own asset. Our scanners work with USDT pairs, so the "USDT pairs" column shows only part of the venue.
Pairs open for trading right now, from the exchange’s own pair list.
There are no futures here
The documentation confirms a centralised spot exchange, and nothing beyond it. No perpetuals, no margin, no leverage, no funding and no liquidations are described, which is why the venue does not appear in our funding scanner or futures arbitrage — and cannot. That is the shape of the exchange, not a gap in our data.
P2P: nothing for the buyer, one percent for the seller
Trades run through escrow: the seller's coin is locked by the venue, the buyer pays directly by the chosen method, the seller confirms receipt and the coin goes across. Names are hidden, the conversation stays in the interface, and a dispute can be opened if something goes wrong.
| Side of the trade | Fee |
|---|---|
| Buying crypto | 0% |
| Selling crypto | 1% |
Rates per the venue's own help; the current values and order limits show in the bot under Settings → Limits and Fees → P2P Market.
Payment methods are set by the participants: bank cards and transfers, local banks, instant-payment systems, e-wallets. Details are added in the market settings — account currency, payment method, detail type, card or phone number.
It needs a trade history and reputation first: completed deals, a high rating, no disputes or complaints. The exact threshold is not disclosed. If the experience exists on other P2P platforms, its statistics can be sent to support with a request for access.
The hryvnia is present among the venue's currency routes — it has a public BTC/UAH conversion page. But a route page is not the same as live listings: whether hryvnia offers exist at a given moment shows only in the market itself. Besides UAH, the public pages carry the dollar, euro, zloty, tenge, som, sum, somoni, dram, dirham, yuan, baht, ringgit, naira, taka and Indian rupee.
Fund through P2P the usual way in
Topping up and withdrawing
You can fund the wallet with crypto to an address, by internal transfer from another user, by bank card through a third-party partner, through P2P, or with cash through partner services. The venue charges nothing of its own to credit an on-chain transfer — only the sending network is paid. For card purchases the fee belongs to the partner and depends on country, currency and payment method.
The wallet is multi-chain: TON, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Smart Chain and TRON. USDT is accepted on TRON, BSC, Ethereum, TON and Solana; USDC on BSC, Ethereum and Solana. A network in the wallet does not mean every token is available on it: check the set on the asset's own page.
The minimum and the withdrawal fee depend on the coin and network; both show in the bot under Settings → Limits and Fees → My Wallet, along with the maximum and any per-asset restrictions.
Cheques, multi-cheques and invoices
This is what ordinary exchanges do not have. A personal cheque is crypto handed over as a link: send it to someone on Telegram and they claim it. Until it is claimed the amount stays locked, and to get it back the cheque has to be claimed or deleted.
A multi-cheque distributes a coin to several recipients at once — for giveaways, community rewards and campaigns. Invoices work the other way: you request payment and receive crypto. For a Telegram shop, a service or a community that is a working payment rail with no separate acquiring.
Transfers between users are instant and free: no blockchain is involved, so there is no network fee.
Unlike ordinary exchanges, Earn on xRocket means rewards for tasks and community activity rather than deposits at a rate. Flexible and fixed placement, staking, lending and dual investment with a stated APR are not in the documentation, so the venue should not be filed among exchanges with deposit products.
The API: capable, with one serious caveat
The venue runs an open REST and WebSocket interface. Through it you get the pair list and their parameters, tickers, the order book, recent trades, candles, placing and cancelling orders, order and trade history, balances, transfers between the funding and trading balances, and withdrawal data. There is a testnet too. That is exactly where we read the pair directory and the minimum notionals shown above.
The documentation warns plainly: an API token grants full access to the account, trading, transfers and withdrawals included, and its scope cannot be narrowed. For automation that means a leaked token is a lost wallet — keep the key on your own machine and rotate it at the first doubt. The old Trade API v1 is deprecated: build new integrations on the Exchange API.
The legal side
The documents name xRocket LLC as the legal entity. The venue publishes terms of service, a privacy policy, an AML policy and a procedure for law-enforcement requests. We found no confirmation of a major financial regulator's licence covering all the services advertised — an AML policy is not that confirmation. Transactions flagged by the monitoring system can be frozen or reversed.
Who it suits
Anyone changing roubles or hryvnia into USDT who would rather not install another app: it all happens in Telegram. And anyone after TON-ecosystem coins, which the majors usually skip.
Frequently asked
What does trading on xRocket cost?+
The venue publishes no single rate: fees depend on the pair and show in the bot under Settings → Limits and Fees → Exchange, and are served through the API. The 1.5% on the front page is not a maker or taker rate.
What is the minimum order on xRocket?+
It is set per pair in the exchange's own directory, which we read on every build — the current figure appears in the review above. There is no single number across pairs.
Does xRocket have futures?+
No. The documentation confirms a spot exchange only: no perpetuals, no margin, no leverage and no funding are described. That is why the venue is absent from our funding scanner.
What does P2P cost on xRocket?+
Nothing for the buyer and one percent for the seller. Those are the rates from the venue's help; current values and order limits show in the bot under Limits and Fees.
Can crypto be bought with hryvnia?+
The venue has a public BTC/UAH route page, but a page is not the same as live listings at a given moment. Actual hryvnia offers show only in the P2P market itself.
Is it safe to give the API token to a bot?+
The token grants full account access — trading, transfers and withdrawals — and its rights cannot be limited; the documentation says so plainly. Handing such a key to a third-party service is a serious risk.
Do I need to install an app to trade on xRocket?+
No. The venue works inside Telegram: the wallet, trading and the ad board all open in the messenger. There is no separate site with an account area.
Does xRocket have rouble P2P?+
Yes, and it is its strong side. The board carries around three hundred rouble ads, paid through SBP, Sberbank, T-Bank, Alfa-Bank, Ozon Bank and ordinary transfers.
Does it work with hryvnia?+
Yes, around sixty hryvnia ads, with Privatbank, Raiffeisen, Ukrsibbank and A-Bank among the payment methods.
Does xRocket offer futures?+
No. The venue has no perpetual contracts, so it does not appear in the funding section.
How many spot pairs are there?+
Fifty-four, twenty of them against USDT. The rest are quoted in GRAM, a token of the TON ecosystem.
Methodology and principles of analytical processing
Forming and structuring the data
The analytical system brings disparate market information together into a single structure, accounting for the specifics of trading directions and the individual characteristics of each platform. That keeps the presentation consistent and the key parameters comparable.
Criteria for forming the results
Forming the analytical selection takes into account the completeness, availability and reliability of the source information. Parameters that meet the established processing and confirmation criteria are included in the calculations. Insufficiently substantiated values are not used in the final results.
Currency of the analytical information
The information presented is kept current through regular refreshing and reconciliation of the analytical parameters. How often that happens is determined by the nature of each category of data and the way it is processed.
Official sources
The exchange’s own pages — check there if our figures ever disagree with its.
- The exchange sitexrocket.exchange
- Pair referenceexchange.api.xrocket.exchange
- Documentationdocs.xrocket.exchange
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