Security
Everychain is a non-custodial interface. Your funds move from your wallet directly to the route's contract and settle on the destination network; at no point do they pass through an account we control. This page lists what that rests on and what you can check yourself.
How your funds move
- No deposit, no account
There is nothing to sign up for and no address to send to. A swap is one transaction from your wallet to the provider's contract.
- Exact approvals
Token approvals are requested for the amount you entered, never unlimited. Each new swap asks again.
- Everything shown before you sign
The destination contract, the amount and the minimum you will receive are on screen before your wallet opens. If the wallet shows something different, reject it.
- Terminal settlement
Intent-based routes settle or fail. A failed intent leaves your funds where they were.
Audited protocols
Routes settle on the providers' own contracts: SODAX, LI.FI, KyberSwap and Jupiter. Each publishes its own audit history. SODAX, which carries most cross-chain routes here, has 8 public reports:
| Vault / LST collaborative | Sherlock | 2026-05 | report ↗ |
| Stacks coverage | 2026-02 | report ↗ | |
| Intent relay infrastructure | 2025-11 | report ↗ | |
| Cross-cutting collaborative review | 2025-08 | report ↗ | |
| Sui spoke contracts | report ↗ | ||
| Solana spoke contracts | report ↗ | ||
| Soroban (Stellar) spoke contracts | report ↗ | ||
| NEAR spoke contracts | report ↗ |
Index published by SODAX at docs.sodax.com. Firm names appear only where the report states one.
Scope
The audits above cover the protocols' contracts and relay infrastructure. This interface, which requests quotes and constructs the transaction you sign, has not been independently audited. It holds no funds and no keys; the transaction it constructs is visible in your wallet before you sign, which is the check that matters.
Verify a quote
Every route page includes the exact API request behind its number. Run it and compare. Every settlement in Activity links to the block explorer for the transaction.