Proof, not promises.
Swapmeet never holds your funds. Trades run through two verified, non-upgradeable contracts on Robinhood Chain, and the code is public.
Records each market: its token, its fee wallet and its details. No owner, no upgrades.
Holds offers in escrow and settles trades, payments and fees in one transaction.
What the owner key can do
What nobody can do
How a trade stays safe
When you post an offer, your coins (or your ETH) go into the exchange contract and are reserved for that offer only. Only you can cancel it, and the refund always comes back to your wallet.
When someone takes it, the contract checks the terms you signed, moves the coins, the payment and the fees in the same transaction, and reverts everything if any part fails. Tokens that take a fee on transfer are rejected so nobody receives less than agreed.
What we haven’t done yet
The contracts have not had a third-party audit. They are short, verified and in production, but an audit is still worth having. Start with amounts you are comfortable with.
Your part
- Anyone can open a market for any token. Check the token address against the project’s official links.
- Read what your wallet asks you to sign. Swapmeet only asks for token approvals to the exchange contract above.
- Nobody from Swapmeet will DM you first or ask for a seed phrase.
Found a bug? Open a ticket and mark it “security”.