Don't trust. Verify.

1. 1.Quote. You choose a token and amount. NEAR Intents solvers compete to quote how much ZEC you get. Previews are anonymous: no addresses are sent until you confirm.
2. 2.Deposit address. On confirm, NEAR Intents 1Click issues a one-time deposit address on your source chain and signs the quote. CipherSwap never holds funds.
3. 3.Deposit. You send exactly the quoted amount, from a connected wallet or manually from any wallet or exchange.
4. 4.Delivery. Once the deposit confirms, a solver fills the swap and ZEC is sent to your Zcash address. The tracker links every transaction.

Between your deposit and delivery, funds are held by the NEAR Intents protocol, not by CipherSwap. Each deposit address is unique to your quote, and the quote is signed by the 1Click service. The tracker lets you download that signed quote. Keep it: it's your proof of the agreed terms.

• Price moves too far. If a swap can't fill at or above your minimum (set by slippage), the deposit is refunded to your refund address.
• You send too little. The swap waits as an incomplete deposit. Top up the difference to the same address before the deadline, or it's refunded.
• Deadline passes. Deposit addresses expire (the tracker shows when). Never reuse an old deposit address.
• Memo chains. Some chains require a deposit memo or tag. CipherSwap shows it prominently when needed; deposits without it can't be matched.
• You closed the tab. Swaps are saved in this browser and every swap has its own tracking link. Nothing is lost if you leave.

A 0.50% app fee is included in every quote. NEAR Intents splits it, and the review screen lists the exact recipients returned with your quote (currently 0.25% to cipherscan.near, which funds CipherSwap, and 0.25% to a second account set by 1Click). Solver spread and the ZEC network fee are also priced in. The review screen shows the total cost against market price before you confirm.

Honest accounting, including the parts that aren't private:

CipherSwap server

Swap requests pass through our server to NEAR Intents, so their API sees our server, not your IP. We keep no accounts and no swap database. Our host (Vercel) sees your IP, as with any website.

Analytics

Anonymous, cookieless page-view counts via Vercel Web Analytics. No cross-site tracking, no wallet addresses.

NEAR Intents / solvers

Your amounts, deposit address, refund address and ZEC recipient: what they need to execute and refund the swap.

Public blockchains

Your deposit on the source chain is public. ZEC sent to a transparent (t1) address is public. To a shielded address, the amount entering the pool is visible; later use is private.

Your browser

Recent swaps (for tracking) and the last wallet name you used, kept in local storage for 7 days. Never sent anywhere.

Wallet connection

Only your public address, used to read your balance and fill the refund address. Solana balance lookups are proxied through our server; EVM and Tron use your wallet’s own RPC. Leather (Bitcoin) balance lookups query mempool.space directly from your browser.

MoonPay (optional)

If you buy crypto with a card, MoonPay runs ID checks (KYC) and sees what you give them. That path is clearly marked.

CipherSwap is open source. The footer of every page links to the commit this deployment was built from (ff86395), so you can read exactly what runs. Every swap's tracker has a "Verify this swap" panel with the signed quote, raw status and links to each transaction on its own explorer.

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