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This is one of five OTC flows under Product > Shiga STS. See also: the OTC Guided Tour, Bank Account to Shiga Wallet, Bank Account to Bank Account, and Shiga Wallet to Bank Account.

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1. Start the swap

Move money
  1. From the sidebar, go to Product > Shiga STS.
  2. On the Move money screen, choose From: Shiga wallet and To: Shiga wallet.
  3. Click Get started.

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2. Choose the assets to swap

Swap empty
  1. Under Send, click the asset picker and choose what you’re swapping from.
  2. Under Receive, choose what you want to swap into.
Asset dropdown

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3. Enter the amount

Swap filled
  1. Enter the amount you want to send — your balance is shown for reference, and the amount you’ll receive updates based on the live rate.
  2. Click Review.
Large swaps trigger the same OTC threshold banner seen in other flows: “This trade is over the OTC threshold. Get a hand-quoted custom rate from a trader within 2 minutes.”

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4. Review and submit

Review
  1. Review the swap details, then click Confirm & Submit.
In the current Figma file, some of the screens positioned under this flow’s review/confirmation section actually reuse the title, fields, and sample data from an unrelated bank-deposit flow (recipient wallet address, Telegram quote messaging, “Purpose of transfer”) rather than a wallet-to-wallet swap. The screenshot above (“Review Swap between Currency”) is the best match for an actual swap review screen, but the review/confirmation design for this specific flow should be confirmed with the product team before treating it as final.

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5. Confirmation

Submitted successfully Once submitted, you’ll see an Order submitted successfully confirmation. Click View Transaction to jump straight to your order.

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6. Track your order

Transaction history Your swap appears in Transactions. Open it to see the OTC Order details — status, rate, and fee once a trader has quoted it. Order detail
The transaction history list currently labels swap-related rows as “Send Stablecoin” / “Receive Stablecoin” rather than “Swap” — this may just reflect how a swap is recorded internally as two linked ledger entries, but worth confirming it’s intentional.