How MatrixSwaps protects users

MatrixSwaps combines narrow authority, signed requests and private receipt controls. These measures reduce router-side risks without claiming control over public networks.

Exact signed quotes

Financially meaningful amount precision is preserved in quote identity. The signed payload binds the route, pair, destination, memo, expiry and one-time nonce.

Private route abstraction

The interface shows MatrixSwaps-owned aliases instead of upstream identities, internal IDs, raw errors or provider metadata.

Private receipt ownership

An opaque exchange ID provides redacted status. A separate receipt proof is required to reveal full receipt details and is never placed in a URL.

User checks still matter

MatrixSwaps cannot correct a destination wallet or network after an irreversible transfer. The final confirmation exists so you can verify every destination field before creation.