StereoSwap – Privacy Citadel | NON-Custodial & NON KYC crypto exchange platform

[StereoSwap]

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Just a few words:

StereoSwap is a non-custodial & No KYC cryptocurrency exchange platform focused on fast execution, transparent pricing, and operational independence from centralized liquidity sources. (AVAILABLE ON TOR TOO)

Our objective is straightforward: enable users to swap digital assets without surrendering custody and without relying on opaque centralized infrastructure.

We build infrastructure first, not marketing layers

StereoSwap is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange platform focused on fast execution, transparent pricing, and operational independence from centralized liquidity sources.

Our objective is straightforward: enable users to swap digital assets without surrendering custody and without relying on opaque centralized infrastructure.

We build infrastructure first, not marketing layers.



Something more about us:

 -Non-Custodial Model
Funds are not stored on internal balances. Users retain control throughout the swap process.

 -Real-Time Swap Engine
Rates are dynamically calculated and locked in real time, minimizing slippage and execution delays.

 -Diversified Liquidity Routing
No dependency on a single centralized pricing feed.

 -Transparent Fee Structure
Clear swap conditions with no hidden spread manipulation.



Oblivion Mode

StereoSwap also implements Oblivion Mode an enhanced routing mechanism designed to reduce transaction traceability and minimize analytical linkage during the swap process.



Current Development Focus:

 -Infrastructure resilience under high-load conditions

 -Execution optimization

 -Asset expansion

 -UX refinement

StereoSwap is designed as a long-term exchange infrastructure layer in an environment of increasing volatility and regulatory pressure.

Technical feedback and constructive discussion are welcome!


Visit our website - stereoswap.app

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[Pmalek]

Your FAQ section is incomplete. It doesn't answer any of the questions asked.
I don't see a Terms of Service or Privacy Policy on your website. How do you deal with AML issues?

You claim that users retain control throughout the entire swap process. Can you tell us how that works exactly? Once I make a deposit to one of your addresses, how do I get my coins back without your intervention if I change my mind and decide not to carry out the swap before it was initiated?

[Darker45]

You seem to feign mystery. You're acting too much of a riddle. I guess users prefer clear and straightforward answers rather than childish slogans.

You keep on repeating that you don't ask emails, then why ask emails even when doing swaps? You don't ask for accounts, but why ask users to sign up or sign in? Why, then, don't you remove all such features, optional or not?

Even Bisq has terms and conditions. Whether you admit it or not, you're a centralized service. Yours isn't a trustless system.

[JeromeTash]

Everything about your website is incomplete. It feels like you hurriedly did a few developments and then rushed to announce it here, which makes the security of the user funds questionable. And no, you are not "non-custodial"; let's be clear about this

What is this supposed to even mean?

[rat03gopoh]

Refresh mode = mixer ?

I think so

[StereoSwap]

Your FAQ section is incomplete. It doesn't answer any of the questions asked.
I don't see a Terms of Service or Privacy Policy on your website. How do you deal with AML issues?

You claim that users retain control throughout the entire swap process. Can you tell us how that works exactly? Once I make a deposit to one of your addresses, how do I get my coins back without your intervention if I change my mind and decide not to carry out the swap before it was initiated?

Thx for pointing this out.

Right, when we first pushed the production version live, the FAQ was still being finalized and the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy had not yet been published. We were completing frontend adjustments and documentation updates at that time, minor front-end improvements are still ongoing!

All of this has now been added. The FAQ is updated, and both the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are live on the website.

Regarding AML: we do not operate under a KYC policy and we do not request identity verification from users.

On custody: users remain in control until they send funds. Once a deposit is confirmed, the swap is executed automatically. We do not hold balances or require manual intervention.

The swap engine has always been functioning correctly, the recent changes were strictly frontend and documentation refinements.

[StereoSwap]

You seem to feign mystery. You're acting too much of a riddle. I guess users prefer clear and straightforward answers rather than childish slogans.

You keep on repeating that you don't ask emails, then why ask emails even when doing swaps? You don't ask for accounts, but why ask users to sign up or sign in? Why, then, don't you remove all such features, optional or not?

Even Bisq has terms and conditions. Whether you admit it or not, you're a centralized service. Yours isn't a trustless system.

Sup, thanks for your questions

We’re not trying to create mystery, clarity is exactly what we aim for.

Email is optional, user enters their email address only if they wish to do so. It is not required to execute a swap. Sign in is also optional and exists for users who want access to order history. Swaps can be completed without creating an account.

Regarding centralization: we do not claim to be a trustless protocol. We are a non custodial instant swap service. There are no user balances, and funds are processed per transaction.

As for the Terms and documentation: during launch we were making minor frontend refinements, which is why some sections were not yet published. Everything is now live and properly structured.

We appreciate direct questions and prefer straightforward discussion!

[StereoSwap]

Everything about your website is incomplete. It feels like you hurriedly did a few developments and then rushed to announce it here, which makes the security of the user funds questionable. And no, you are not "non-custodial"; let's be clear about this

What is this supposed to even mean?
https://talkimg.com/images/2026/02/20/Us3C3g.png

Sup, understand the concern.

The frontend and documentation were finalized shortly after launch, that’s fair criticism. However presentation updates do not reflect the state of the swap engine itself, the backend infrastructure was tested before release and has been operating as intended. No user funds were ever exposed to risk due to documentation timing.

Regarding “non-custodial”: we use the term in the transactional sense, we do not hold user accounts, balances, or pooled funds. Each swap is processed per order. That does not make us a trustless protocol, and we are not claiming to be one. It means we do not custody user assets beyond the technical execution of a specific swap.

Appreciate constructive scrutiny.

[StereoSwap]

Refresh mode = mixer ?

I think so

Hey, thx for your interest,

Refresh mode is simple swap scheduled for release in April, you send us any token, we provide licensed coins straight from major centralized exchanges. We take a relevant commission for the service and deliver fresh exchange-sourced coins.

[NotATether]

I think you might want to create an ANN thread on altcoinstalks.org too

[Pmalek]

On custody: users remain in control until they send funds. Once a deposit is confirmed, the swap is executed automatically. We do not hold balances or require manual intervention.

Of course the user is in control while the coins are in their wallet. That's not questionable. When they send the funds to you, you are in control. The crypto is in your custody or the custody of whatever partner services you use to facilitate swaps. Do you use decentralized liquidity providers for the swaps?

Regarding “non-custodial”: we use the term in the transactional sense, we do not hold user accounts, balances, or pooled funds.

Who holds the coins after a user deposits them in one of your addresses? It's not the user.

Each swap is processed per order. That does not make us a trustless protocol, and we are not claiming to be one. It means we do not custody user assets beyond the technical execution of a specific swap.

That's custodial. You have custody of the funds while the exchange takes place. You control the outcome. Once you send those coins to a client, they belong to them. But the latter part is irrelevant.

[bitmover]

Each swap is processed per order. That does not make us a trustless protocol, and we are not claiming to be one. It means we do not custody user assets beyond the technical execution of a specific swap.

That's custodial. You have custody of the funds while the exchange takes place. You control the outcome. Once you send those coins to a client, they belong to them. But the latter part is irrelevant.

I think StereoSwap means that they so not have a wallet for each user, where users can deposit funds for trading and later on withdrawal. 

I agree with Pmalek, using the term "non custodial" exchange isn't precise in this situation.

The only way we could have a non custodial swap/exchange would be using smartcontracts, like uniswap, Jupiter , sushiswap , etc.. shihc isn't the case

[cLoazyL]

-Non-Custodial Model
Funds are not stored on internal balances. Users retain control throughout the swap process.

You write that you're non-custodial, meaning you NEVER hold users money in your hands. So how exactly do you perform the exchanges?
On your website you have "Live reserves" listed, which means you're operating using your own reserves - so you must be holding users money after all.

[StereoSwap]

-Non-Custodial Model
Funds are not stored on internal balances. Users retain control throughout the swap process.

You write that you're non-custodial, meaning you NEVER hold users money in your hands. So how exactly do you perform the exchanges?
On your website you have "Live reserves" listed, which means you're operating using your own reserves - so you must be holding users money after all.

Good question sir

 We are non custodial in the way that matters most to users:
-We do not store any user data (emails, IP, KYC e.t.c.)
-No accounts, no balances, no long term deposits
-User funds are held only for a few minutes, strictly the time needed to process and route the swap

Once the deposit is confirmed, we send the output asset directly to the user’s address
“Live reserves” are our operational liquidity to execute swaps instantly, they are not user funds being held or stored.
That’s why we call StereoSwap a non custodial instant swap: no long-term custody, no tracking

[cLoazyL]

-Non-Custodial Model
Funds are not stored on internal balances. Users retain control throughout the swap process.

You write that you're non-custodial, meaning you NEVER hold users money in your hands. So how exactly do you perform the exchanges?
On your website you have "Live reserves" listed, which means you're operating using your own reserves - so you must be holding users money after all.

Good question sir

 We are non custodial in the way that matters most to users:
-We do not store any user data (emails, IP, KYC e.t.c.)
-No accounts, no balances, no long term deposits
-User funds are held only for a few minutes, strictly the time needed to process and route the swap

Once the deposit is confirmed, we send the output asset directly to the user’s address
“Live reserves” are our operational liquidity to execute swaps instantly, they are not user funds being held or stored.
That’s why we call StereoSwap a non custodial instant swap: no long-term custody, no tracking

Don't call yourselves non-custodial if you're not actually non-custodial.

How exactly are you not collecting IP addresses? How on earth did you convince Cloudflare not to log things like: User-Agent, IP, User timezone and other shit?

You can't convince users that you're not collecting something when it's literally impossible not to.

[StereoSwap]

-Non-Custodial Model
Funds are not stored on internal balances. Users retain control throughout the swap process.

You write that you're non-custodial, meaning you NEVER hold users money in your hands. So how exactly do you perform the exchanges?
On your website you have "Live reserves" listed, which means you're operating using your own reserves - so you must be holding users money after all.

Good question sir

 We are non custodial in the way that matters most to users:
-We do not store any user data (emails, IP, KYC e.t.c.)
-No accounts, no balances, no long term deposits
-User funds are held only for a few minutes, strictly the time needed to process and route the swap

Once the deposit is confirmed, we send the output asset directly to the user’s address
“Live reserves” are our operational liquidity to execute swaps instantly, they are not user funds being held or stored.
That’s why we call StereoSwap a non custodial instant swap: no long-term custody, no tracking

Don't call yourselves non-custodial if you're not actually non-custodial.

How exactly are you not collecting IP addresses? How on earth did you convince Cloudflare not to log things like: User-Agent, IP, User timezone and other shit?

You can't convince users that you're not collecting something when it's literally impossible not to.

Hey again,
We don’t store IPs or any user data like timezone
Cloudflare processes traffic as proxy, but we disable longterm log storage (zero retention for privacy zones, no analytics enabled). We don’t pull or keep those logs ourselves.
No persistent databases linking IPs to swaps.

[Pmalek]

We are non custodial in the way that matters most to users:
-We do not store any user data (emails, IP, KYC e.t.c.)

This has nothing to do with the custody of user funds, so it's irrelevant if and how you store sensitive and private data.

-No accounts, no balances, no long term deposits
-User funds are held only for a few minutes, strictly the time needed to process and route the swap

This is how a custodial service functions. You hold the deposits. It could be a second, an hour, a year... You have custody and control of the coins for X amount of time.

Once the deposit is confirmed, we send the output asset directly to the user’s address

No decentralized liquidity providers and interactions with smart contracts that automate exchanges means you send money from addresses you control. They are in your custody.

That’s why we call StereoSwap a non custodial instant swap: no long-term custody, no tracking

Tracking has nothing to do with the question of custody. You are making things up in order to call yourself non-custodial. I don't understand why. Why do you want to seem non-custodial to others if you aren't? It's not going to make you more trusted. You can build a quality, trusted service even if it's custodial. Others have done it before you.

[cLoazyL]

-Non-Custodial Model
Funds are not stored on internal balances. Users retain control throughout the swap process.

You write that you're non-custodial, meaning you NEVER hold users money in your hands. So how exactly do you perform the exchanges?
On your website you have "Live reserves" listed, which means you're operating using your own reserves - so you must be holding users money after all.

Good question sir

 We are non custodial in the way that matters most to users:
-We do not store any user data (emails, IP, KYC e.t.c.)
-No accounts, no balances, no long term deposits
-User funds are held only for a few minutes, strictly the time needed to process and route the swap

Once the deposit is confirmed, we send the output asset directly to the user’s address
“Live reserves” are our operational liquidity to execute swaps instantly, they are not user funds being held or stored.
That’s why we call StereoSwap a non custodial instant swap: no long-term custody, no tracking

Don't call yourselves non-custodial if you're not actually non-custodial.

How exactly are you not collecting IP addresses? How on earth did you convince Cloudflare not to log things like: User-Agent, IP, User timezone and other shit?

You can't convince users that you're not collecting something when it's literally impossible not to.

Hey again,
We don’t store IPs or any user data like timezone
Cloudflare processes traffic as proxy, but we disable longterm log storage (zero retention for privacy zones, no analytics enabled). We don’t pull or keep those logs ourselves.
No persistent databases linking IPs to swaps.

Using Cloudflare isn't as safe as it seems, even with zero retention and no logs enabled.
Cloudflare can link transaction A (/transaction/XXXX) to IP B - but only in real time under a court-issued pen register / trap and trace order (PR/TT)

From their latest transparency reports (H2 2024):

They regularly receive and comply with such orders (13 in H2 2024, 92% compliance rate, 100% with gag orders).
These provide real time, forward looking non-content data, like IP addresses of visitors to a specific domain/account/website.

They explicitly state: "We provide limited forward-looking data in response to those requests, such as the IP addresses of visitors to an account or website."

So if authorities get a PR/TT warrant targeted at your domain, Cloudflare starts streaming live visitor IPs (including the one tied to your swap/tx URL) - no need for historical logs. Zero retention protects past activity, but not future real-time monitoring.

[StereoSwap]

Now listed with Verified status on Monerica.com

Big thanks to the whole team for getting it done so fast.

https://monerica.com/site/stereoswap