Exchange DigiByte (DGB) With No Account

Swap DGB with 1,000+ coins. No KYC, no exchange limit, flat 1% fee.

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DigiByte market information: price, market cap, and supply

DigiByte Price is $0.002995. Its current circulating supply is 18.56B dgb with a market cap of $55.59M.

DigiByte Price
PRICE

$ 0.002995

DigiByte 24h % PRICE
24h % PRICE

-0.86%

DigiByte VWAP (24h)
VWAP (24h)

(Not Available)

DigiByte Market Cap
MARKET CAP

$ 55.59M

DigiByte 24h Volume
24H VOLUME

$ 2,853.99K

DigiByte Supply
COIN SUPPLY

18.56B DGB

What Is DigiByte (DGB)?

DigiByte is one of the older proof-of-work blockchains, launched in January 2014. It focuses on fast, cheap payments and security through multi-algorithm mining.

Five different mining algorithms produce DigiByte blocks, which makes it harder for any single type of hardware to dominate the network.

How DigiByte Works

Blocks arrive about every 15 seconds, much faster than Bitcoin, and fees are tiny. DigiByte adopted SegWit early, in 2017.

Its supply is capped at 21 billion DGB.

DGB at a Glance

DetailDigiByte
LaunchedJanuary 2014
MiningFive algorithms (SHA-256, Scrypt, Skein, Qubit, Odocrypt)
Block timeAbout 15 seconds
Max supply21 billion DGB
Address formatStarts with D, S or dgb1

What Is DGB Used For?

  • Payments.
  • Mining rewards.
  • Digital asset projects on DigiByte.

How to Exchange DGB on SecureShift

  1. Choose DGB as the coin you send or receive, and pick the other side of the swap.
  2. Paste the address where you want to receive. For DGB, paste your DigiByte address starting with D, S or dgb1.
  3. Send your deposit to the address shown on the order page.
  4. Receive your coins in your own wallet. No account, no ID, no exchange limit, and the 1% fee is already in the quote.

Key Moments in DigiByte History

DigiByte was founded by Jared Tate and has run continuously since 2014 without a premine or ICO.

Where to Store DGB

DigiByte Core, DigiByte Mobile, Trust Wallet or a Ledger.

Mistakes to Avoid With DGB

  • Confusing a DigiByte address with a Dogecoin address. Both can start with D.
  • Accepting too few confirmations for large payments.
  • Using an outdated wallet that doesn't support dgb1 addresses.

Want to hold part of your portfolio somewhere private? You can swap DGB to Monero (XMR) the same way.

Popular DGB Swap Pairs

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How to buy DigiByte?

Exchange cryptocurrencies or over 1300+ crypto currencies effortlessly:

1. Select DGB as your "You get" currency.

2. Choose crypto to buy DGB with.

3. Enter your DGB wallet address.

4. Send your deposit to a unique one-time address.

5. Receive your DGB in approximately 5 minutes!

How to sell DigiByte?

Swap DigiByte (DGB) for any asset from our extensive crypto selection by following these simple steps:

1. Select DGB as the "You Send" currency.

2. Choose the asset you’d like to receive in exchange for your DGB.

3. Enter the wallet address for the asset you wish to receive.

4. Send your deposit to a unique one-time address.

5. Receive your exchanged coins in approximately 5 minutes!

Top cryptocurrencies to exchange with DigiByte (DGB)

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Why exchange DigiByte on SecureShift

  • Using SecureShift is safe and reliable. As a non-custodial service, we never store or hold your assets.
  • SecureShift ensures rapid transactions, typically completing within two minutes.
  • Our platform is highly versatile. We continuously strive to enhance our services, satisfy our customers, and broaden our cryptocurrency offerings.
  • No registration is required to trade any crypto asset on SecureShift. All you need is a wallet address.
  • Trade freely with no upper limits! Whether your transactions are small or large, we guarantee successful completion every time.

DigiByte (DGB) FAQ

How fast is DigiByte?

Blocks arrive about every 15 seconds.

What does a DGB address look like?

It starts with D, S or dgb1.

What is DGB's max supply?

21 billion.

Do I need KYC to swap DGB?

No.

Can I swap DGB to XMR?

Yes.

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