Risk Disclosure

Public beta

Start with small amounts. The custom BlurHook privacy adapter has not been independently audited. An upstream protocol audit does not cover this adapter.

Private deposits require operator review before spending. Operator approval is not third-party screening. A proof hides which eligible input note is spent; amounts, routes, timing and output deposits remain public. Small privacy pools can make trades linkable.

• 1. Smart contract risk
• 2. Market risk
• 3. Privacy limits
• 4. Yield risk
• 5. Roadmap features
• 6. Regulatory risk

Trading digital assets carries real risk. Read this before using the Interface.

• 1.Smart contract risk.BlurHook and the protocols it uses run on smart contracts that may contain bugs. No audit of BlurHook has happened yet.
• 2.Market risk.Prices move. A guaranteed minimum received protects a single swap against slippage beyond your limit; it does not protect you from the market.
• 3.Privacy limits.Privacy tools reduce linkability; they cannot guarantee anonymity. Your own behaviour, such as reusing addresses or sharing screenshots, can still link activity to you. The leak score is a guide, not a guarantee.
• 4.Yield risk.Aave lending yield varies and can fall to zero. It carries the risks of Aave itself. No rate is promised.
• 5.Roadmap features.The FHE order engine and post-quantum migration are roadmap items. They depend on technology outside our control and may never ship.
• 6.Regulatory risk.Rules on privacy tools and digital assets change and differ by country. You are responsible for using the Interface lawfully where you are.

Last updated: October 2026