Swap

Exchange supported assets and return the received assets to your private SEAL balance in one successful operation. The swap uses public Uniswap V3 markets: its execution is not a private transfer.

Choose a supported route

Select the source asset, destination asset and amount on Shielded Swap. The app requests an indicative quote after you stop editing. Open Review swap for the execution terms.

Network and asset support differ. Ethereum's qualified native route graph connects its five configured assets; Base connects USDC, WETH and wstETH. Routes can use intermediate assets and up to three hops. See supported networks and assets.

A configured route still needs liquidity. Sandbox fallback prices are labelled Demo estimate and do not establish an executable native-market price. Swaps are not offered in the Google-backed account mode.

Review before confirming

Check the expected output, minimum received, price impact, maximum slippage, route and costs. Slippage is the price movement you allow between review and execution; price impact is your trade's effect on the market.

Changing the pair, amount, slippage or submission method requires a fresh review. Live quotes expire after two minutes. A quote cannot reserve prices or liquidity.

Generate the proof locally and submit the reviewed swap. If the complete live operation fails, its input spend and asset movements revert together, although transaction gas can still be charged. Separate previously confirmed operations are unaffected.

What remains public

DEX assets and amounts, route execution, external calls and funded output information are public. The received balance becomes private SEAL records, but this does not hide the swap that created it. See the action table in Privacy.

Costs and dependencies

Uniswap liquidity fees, price impact, network gas and any intent service charge apply separately from SEAL's protocol fee. Borrowing interest is a margin cost, not an ordinary swap cost. See Fees & Costs.

Swaps depend on Uniswap liquidity, Aave capacity for lending assets, token behavior and SEAL contracts. Read Risks & Security.