Security

Security at Kielswap is shaped around execution transparency, user control, and clear system boundaries.

The platform is designed as an execution interface rather than a custody layer. User intent defines what happens, and execution follows explicitly defined terms.

Kielswap operates through direct user authorization. Assets move according to signed intent parameters, with users maintaining control throughout the process.

There are no internal balances or pooled user funds. Execution occurs directly through external protocols and networks.

Swaps and cross-chain transfers are executed via established liquidity venues, bridges, and execution providers.

Each route is selected based on execution quality, cost, and reliability, with the full path visible to the user before confirmation.

Before signing an intent, users can review:

• –expected outcome and minimum receive amount
• –estimated fees and total execution cost
• –execution path and destination network
• –expected time window

During execution, progress is observable step by step, from source to settlement.

As the execution layer expands, additional safeguards, monitoring, and reviews are introduced.

Security practices evolve alongside the system, informed by real execution data and usage patterns.