Tunnel in 3 steps
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Choose how much DAI to send and paste the Bitcoin Cash address that should receive funds on Bitcoin Cash mainnet.
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Open the order to freeze the quote and reveal a one-time deposit destination.
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Broadcast DAI to that destination. Once confirmations clear, BCH is pushed to your payout wallet.
Before you broadcast
- Deposits on ERC-20 on Ethereum follow that chain's confirmation times.
- Send only on ERC-20 on Ethereum — other networks are not interchangeable.
- Double-check the network on your order page before you send.
- Still waiting on BCH? Give the wallet a few minutes to sync, then share your Exchange ID with support if the order already lists a payout hash.
Dai on Ethereum
Always match DAI on ERC-20 on Ethereum when you send or receive — wrong-network transfers may not be credited.
Before you send
Use a wallet that supports ERC-20 on Ethereum.
Verify the deposit network on your order page matches your wallet.
Bitcoin Cash
Always match BCH on Bitcoin Cash mainnet when you send or receive — wrong-network transfers may not be credited.
Receiving BCH
Your wallet must be on Bitcoin Cash mainnet.
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
Do I need KYC to swap DAI for BCH on TunnelSwap?
No. TunnelSwap is an anonymous no-KYC, privacy-first exchange. There is no account, no ID upload, and no standing balance for Dai → Bitcoin Cash swaps.
How fast is a DAI → BCH swap?
Most routes settle within minutes. Final timing follows ERC-20 on Ethereum deposit confirmations and Bitcoin Cash mainnet payout speed.
Does TunnelSwap hold my DAI or BCH?
No. You fund the deposit from your wallet and BCH is sent straight to the address you paste — non-custodial, wallet to wallet.
What if I use the wrong network for DAI?
Only send on the network shown for the order (ERC-20 on Ethereum). Wrong-chain deposits can be unrecoverable — review the safety guides before you broadcast.