No AllSwap user-balance account
"Non-custodial" isn't a marketing line for us — it's an architectural fact. From the moment funds leave your wallet to the moment they reach the destination address, AllSwap never holds them. There is no technical path through which we could move your money.
Four core security modules
None of these are promises. They are how the product works by default.
Non-custodial
AllSwap never holds your private keys and never takes custody of your funds. From swap initiation to final delivery, assets move only between your wallet, a single-use deposit address, and the destination address.
No wallet approval required
You never have to connect a wallet or sign an approval. We use a deposit-address model: simply send funds to the single-use address generated for this swap. One less approval means one less attack surface.
Payment countdown
The quote screen shows the minimum received amount and the countdown for that specific route. Send within the countdown shown on the order page; if it expires, request a fresh quote before sending.
no-KYC
No account, no registration, no identity verification. This isn't a "for now" policy — there is no-KYC step anywhere in our service architecture.
How funds move through a single swap
Three on-chain settlement steps — each independently verifiable on a block explorer.
Commitments / limits
We draw a clear line — this page isn't a marketing pitch.
AllSwap commitments
- ✓No AllSwap user-balance account — every step is on-chain verifiable
- ✓Failed swaps enter a refund handling flow
- ✓Each order shows its own payment countdown before deposit
- ✓Our servers store no credentials capable of moving your funds
What AllSwap cannot control
- ✗Source or destination chain congestion and unplanned downtime
- ✗Slippage caused by extreme market volatility (the "minimum received" floor protects you)
- ✗Irreversible on-chain errors caused by wrong addresses or wrong networks
- ✗Inherent smart-contract risk in underlying decentralized protocols (not fully eliminable)
How to verify independently
Don't take our word for it. Three steps you can run yourself.
- 01Check the on-chain transactions
Take the deposit address for your swap and paste it into the source chain's block explorer (Etherscan, Solscan, Mempool, etc). You'll see the full record of your deposit, the matching transaction, and the payout.
- 02Check the destination address
Once funds arrive, paste your receiving address into the destination chain's explorer and confirm the received amount meets or exceeds the "minimum received" you were quoted.
- 03Reconcile with support
If on-chain data doesn't match what you expected, send the deposit address and transaction hashes to @allswapservice and we'll walk through each leg with you.
Security FAQ
Structurally, no. Funds settle on-chain via the matching protocol and never enter any account AllSwap controls. There is no technical path for us to touch your money.
We use a deposit-address model — you simply send funds to the single-use address generated for this swap. No signature, no private-key exposure. One less approval means one less attack surface.
No. Failed swaps enter refund handling, but the exact path depends on the source-chain transaction and refund-address availability. Wrong-address or wrong-network transfers remain irreversible by the rules of the chain itself, and no platform can recover them.