Verify the network, not only the ticker
Tokens such as USDC, USDT, and ETH can appear on multiple networks. The same ticker does not make those versions interchangeable. Confirm both the asset and network in the selector, quote, and receiving wallet.
A correctly formatted address is not proof that it belongs to the intended person or supports the selected token. Compare the full address in the wallet you control; do not rely on the first and last characters alone.
Use only current deposit instructions
Quotes and deposit instructions are route-specific and time-sensitive. Send only the requested asset and exact amount to the displayed deposit address, and do not reuse an address from an earlier swap.
If the interface says a quote is stale or expired, request a new one. Never copy a rate, minimum, timing estimate, or address from an article or screenshot.
Understand the refund address
A source-network refund address is collected before transaction creation so a refundable route has a defined return destination. Use an address from a wallet you control and can access later.
A refund is not guaranteed for every mistake. Sending the wrong asset, wrong network, duplicate deposit, or funds to an unrelated address may require manual investigation or may be unrecoverable.
Protect wallet secrets
TorrentSwap support does not need a seed phrase, private key, wallet password, or remote access to a device. Anyone asking for those details is attempting to take control of the wallet.
Use the exact TorrentSwap domain, avoid links from unsolicited messages, and keep the source transaction hash and swap details needed for support without publishing sensitive context unnecessarily.
Public ledgers and privacy
Standard swaps do not require a TorrentSwap profile, but source and destination transactions remain visible on public ledgers. Accountless does not mean anonymous.
Review the Privacy Policy for off-chain data handling, and the tracker for the current state of a transaction already sent.