Buy Pearl
Swap BTC, ETH, USDC, SOL, ZEC or another coin for PRL, sent straight to your own wallet. No account, no sign-up.
- To your own wallet
- No account
- Refund if it fails
- Quote before you confirm
The swap is run by SwapKit and NEAR Intents, not by prlstats. This site never holds your coins. Where the PRL arrives · Fees
Where does the PRL arrive?
On NEAR. SwapKit carries PRL through NEAR Intents, so what you receive is PRL bridged onto NEAR (the token prl.omft.near), sent to a NEAR account you enter.
To hold it on Pearl itself, withdraw it to a Pearl address through NEAR Intents. That withdrawal is a separate step, with its own network fee. Or keep it on NEAR, where it trades on NEAR Intents and Rhea (where PRL trades).
How does it work?
- Connect the wallet that holds the coin you want to sell.
- Pick the coin and the amount. The widget shows how much PRL you get.
- Enter the NEAR account to receive it and confirm.
What else should I know?
Who runs the swap?
SwapKit routes it, and NEAR Intents fills it. Your coins go from your wallet to the provider, and the PRL goes to your account. prlstats is a stats site. It does not hold, see or control your funds.
What does it cost?
Each swap pays network fees and swap fees. All of them come out of the swap, so the quote already includes them. A quote is an estimate: the amount you get can differ slightly.
How long does it take?
It depends on the coin you sell. The swap starts once your deposit is confirmed on its own chain, which for Bitcoin is one block, about 10 minutes.
Why does it say there is no route, or not enough liquidity?
Swaps into PRL are filled by a few market makers on NEAR Intents, and they do not quote around the clock. When none is quoting, no amount gets a route. Try again later, or see the exchanges that list PRL.
What if a swap fails?
If a swap cannot complete, the coins are refunded to the wallet they came from. Network fees already paid are not returned.
Is the price fair?
Compare the quote with the reference price above, which is the CoinGecko price across the exchanges. PRL is thinly traded, so a large order moves the price; a smaller one, or several, can get a better rate.
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