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EXPERIMENTAL · FOUNDER-TESTING · NOT FOR PUBLIC USE · NO PAIR IS LIVE YET
// Cross-chain · Atomic Swap · Trust-minimised

SOST Atomic Swap

Send SOST and receive crypto on another chain — no custodian, no exchange account, no one holding your funds in the middle. If a swap doesn't complete, a built-in timeout refunds you automatically. This is a consumer preview of the underlying HTLC engine; it is experimental and in founder testing, so no pair can be executed publicly yet.

Experimental · Founder-testing Network: checking… SOST height: — ⚙ Advanced / Developer console →

Swap

Pick what you send and what you want to receive. We handle the cryptography (secret, hashlock, timeouts) for you — you never type any of it.

You send
S SOST
Amount
You receive
You get (estimate)
Pair status
RateIndicative — needs a counterparty
Network fee (est.)
Expected time
Refund protection

Your swaps

Stored locally in this browser only (never uploaded). Active swaps survive a reload.

DatePairSentReceivedStatusAction
No swaps yet.

How it works — and what it is not

An atomic swap locks your SOST in a self-custodial lockbox (an HTLC) that has exactly two exits: the counterparty can take it only by revealing a secret that also releases your funds on the other chain, or — if nobody completes in time — the lockbox refunds you. No custodian ever holds your money, and the two legs either both happen or neither does.

This page never asks for a seed phrase or private key, never signs, and never uploads your secret. Live execution runs through your own wallet / node in the developer console.

Status meanings: Available = usable by anyone. Founder testing = wired up but the contract is undeployed & unaudited, so it's founder-only. Coming soon = not yet built (e.g. BTC lands with V15). Disabled = intentionally off (unsafe token type). Right now nothing is Available — this is a preview.