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The platform only broadcasts —
it never holds your assets.

Your assets always stay at your own wallet address. You confirm every transfer in your wallet, and the platform does exactly one thing: submit the confirmed transaction on-chain.

  • Assets never pass through the platform
  • Confirmed in your wallet, every time
  • Broadcast exactly as signed
  • Verified before it settles
HOW A TRANSFER MOVES

One transfer, four steps.

From your confirmation in your wallet, to the platform broadcasting and verifying it, no step ever asks you for a key.

  1. 01

    Scan to sign in, start a transfer

    Sign in by scanning with your wallet, then enter the recipient address and amount and submit. The platform creates an order awaiting your signature.

  2. 02

    Confirm in your wallet

    The full transaction details are shown in your wallet for you to check and confirm. It's created inside your wallet — the key never leaves your device.

  3. 03

    The platform pays the network fee and broadcasts

    The network fee can be paid by the platform (or by you) — the platform then submits the confirmed transaction on-chain. Any change to its contents invalidates it; the platform can only forward it exactly as signed.

  4. 04

    Settlement and verification

    Once on-chain, the platform checks the signed contents against the order line by line, and settles it as successful on a match. The order status is visible throughout.

BROADCAST & NETWORK FEES

Signing happens in your wallet,
the platform only broadcasts it on-chain.

Signing and authorization for a transfer all happen inside your wallet — the platform never sees or holds your private key. The platform's only job is to submit your already-signed transaction on-chain exactly as signed, and the network fee can be paid by the platform.

Signed in your wallet The transaction is created and signed on your own device. Your private key never leaves your wallet, and the platform neither touches it nor needs it. SIGN
The platform only relays it — it cannot alter the content
Platform broadcasts it on-chain The signed transaction is submitted to the network exactly as received. Any change to its content invalidates it, so the platform has no way to tamper with it. BROADCAST
Broadcasting consumes network resources
Network fee paid by the platform The fee required to broadcast is covered by the platform by default — you can also choose to pay it yourself. GAS

Why the platform handles broadcasting

  • Transaction signing happens entirely on your own device, in your wallet
  • The platform only broadcasts an already-signed transaction as-is
  • The network fee for broadcasting is covered by the platform by default, or you can pay it yourself
In broadcasting, all the platform does is relay

From the moment your wallet finishes signing to the moment the transaction confirms on-chain, the platform's only action is submitting that signed data to the network exactly as it received it. The signature, the sending and receiving addresses, and the amount are all decided by your wallet — the platform can't generate or alter any of it, and doesn't need your key to do so.

Decide whether to use it once you understand how it works.

Signing up needs no key material. Once your wallet is connected, try a small transfer first.

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