Miradex - Opensource 100% Non Custodial Swaps with the BEST Rates

[miradex]

We've been building Miradex, a non-custodial DEFI swap aggregator without wallet connect.
Pulls quotes from Thorchain, Chainflip, NEAR Intents, and  BTC -> XMR atomic swaps, picks the best one, runs the swap from the browser. No need to connect a wallet. You paste your destination address, send to the deposit address, done. We never hold your funds even for 1 second.                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
The server opens the deposit channel with the upstream Provider and watches the chains.
Every state the server reports is verified on-chain by the client (THORNode/Midgard, Chainflip broker, 1Click, Electrum/Monerod). If the server  lies the client refuses to sign and the swap fails.
The code is also opensource so anyone can verify the code
  
Aggregating across the four providers gets you rates close to a CEX without the KYC and without anyone holding your money even for a second.                                                                                                                                                                              
                                                          
App: https://miradex.io
SDK: https://github.com/miradexio/miradex-client
Web App: https://github.com/miradexio/web

[OmegaStarScream]

Not entirely sure about Chainflip, but as far as I know when using NEAR intents, solvers has the ability to freeze transactions and ask users for KYC, and it has happened before. Although probably not something it's widely known for.

[miradex]

Not entirely sure about Chainflip, but as far as I know when using NEAR intents, solvers has the ability to freeze transactions and ask users for KYC, and it has happened before. Although probably not something it's widely known for.

Yeah and the swap page list all of them with their pros and cons, you can see it on the right hand side with their rating so a user can make informed decisions, and regarding chainflip they cannot freeze, they can only reject transactions