digibyte exchange
DigiByte (DGB) is a UTXO proof-of-work blockchain using 5 mining algorithms secured by MultiShield difficulty adjustment — designed for decentralisation and ASIC resistance. Block time ~15 seconds. Max supply: 21 billion DGB. No central company controls the protocol. Compare exchange offers without registration.
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What Is DigiByte (DGB)?
About DigiByte
DigiByte is a UTXO-based proof-of-work blockchain launched in January 2014 by Jared Tate. It is one of the longest-running active public blockchains. DigiByte was designed with three goals: fast transactions (approximately 15-second block times)
Five Algorithms and MultiShield
DigiByte uses five simultaneous proof-of-work mining algorithms: SHA-256
How DGB Transactions Work
DGB transactions use the UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model — the same model as Bitcoin. Transactions are broadcast to the DigiByte network
How to Exchange DGB on Swapzone
How to Choose the Best DGB Exchange Offer
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DigiByte (DGB) Exchange FAQ
Go to the Swapzone DigiByte exchange page
Select DGB as the sending currency on Swapzone and choose the target cryptocurrency. Enter the DGB amount
Swapzone supports DGB conversion to stablecoins (USDT
Use non-custodial aggregators like Swapzone that route funds directly to partners. For DGB specifically: confirm the destination address starts with D
Centralised exchanges (Gate.io
DGB exchange fees consist of the partner's spread (embedded in the rate on Swapzone) plus the DigiByte network fee for sending native DGB. Swapzone charges no additional fee. DigiByte network fees are extremely low — typically fractions of a cent given DGB's high supply and the network's design for low-cost transactions. The partner's spread is the primary cost variable and can be compared across all offers on Swapzone.
Minimum amounts are set by individual partners and displayed per offer on Swapzone. Because DGB has a high unit supply (21 billion total) minimum amounts in DGB terms can appear large while the fiat equivalent is small. Enter your target DGB amount — offers below the partner's minimum are filtered automatically.
DGB is the native token of the DigiByte blockchain. DigiByte launched in January 2014 making it one of the oldest continuously operating public blockchains after Bitcoin (2009) and Litecoin (2011). It has never been subject to a hard fork with network split
DigiByte is a public decentralised blockchain available globally. Swapzone does not apply geographic restrictions to DGB exchanges. Whether specific exchange partners restrict users in certain jurisdictions depends on each partner's compliance posture — check the partner's terms if you are in a jurisdiction with crypto restrictions. DGB has no issuing company or foundation that could implement geographic restrictions at the protocol level.
Go to the Swapzone DigiByte page. Select the asset you want to spend (BTC
Swapzone itself requires no identity verification. Partner KYC requirements are shown per offer (Rare / Often / Never). DGB is not a specifically regulated asset so most partners process standard DGB amounts without documentation. For larger amounts partners labelled 'Often' may request identity verification. Filter by KYC label to find offers that match your preference before selecting.
Why Exchange DGB with Swapzone?
Swapzone is a non-custodial aggregator. Your assets go directly to the chosen exchange partner — Swapzone never holds or controls your funds.
Multiple active DGB partners compete on Swapzone in real time. Comparing all available offers ensures you get the best DGB rate without relying on a single provider.
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