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Read first. Swap second.
Everything here is short on purpose. The mechanic is simple — quote, pay, track — and the privacy model is simpler. If a guide feels like it's repeating itself, that's because the rules don't change between features.
How it works
Quote a route
Tell dexr what you hold, what you want, and where the payout should land. The request is fanned out to all seven providers over Tor — THORChain, NEAR Intents, ETZ Swap, Chainflip, Symbiosis, Mayan, CCE.CASH — and the answers come back ranked on net received. You see the winner and the runners-up, with fees and time estimates side by side.
Nothing is signed · nothing is stored · the quote expires in minutesPay the network vault
Accept a quote and you get payment instructions that belong to the provider's network — a THORChain vault address, a Chainflip deposit channel, a solver's intent address, or, on EVM routes, the exact contract call to sign. You pay it from your own wallet, exactly as you would pay any address. dexr is not in the middle of this transaction; there is no approval to grant us and no contract of ours to trust.
Verify the vault on-chain before you send — that's the whole security modelTrack the payout
From the moment you pick a route, a live tracker shows each stage in your browser — selected, deposit, swapping, settled — refreshing itself over Tor. dexr watches the public chain state: for Symbiosis, which has no status API, it watches your receive address on the destination chain until the payout lands. Lost the tab? Paste the identifier back in — the deposit transaction hash for THORChain and Mayan, the deposit address for NEAR, the swap id for Chainflip, or your receipt id — and the whole swap rebuilds. Each swap also keeps a 30-day encrypted receipt server-side so recovery works from a new device too; delete it in one click whenever you like.
Order book lives in your browser · a recoverable receipt is kept 30 days unless you delete itGuides
Your first swap
The three steps above, walked through with a real BTC → ETH quote.
Read → G—02Verifying a vault address
How to confirm the deposit address belongs to the network before you pay it.
Read → G—03Recovering your history
Your history lives in your browser. If it's wiped, get a swap back from the 30-day receipt (yours to delete anytime) or straight from an on-chain identifier your wallet still has.
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