What we can touch, and what we never can.

Funds move wallet-to-wallet. Currents never holds your money. Every bridge transaction goes from your wallet, through audited bridge contracts, to your wallet on the destination chain. There is no Currents deposit contract, no pooled balance, no withdrawal queue.

The only thing we take is the route fee (0.15%), collected by the routing layer as part of the transaction you sign, sent to our fee wallet. You see it itemized on every confirm before you sign.

Quotes and route execution come from LI.FI and Socket, the routing infrastructure behind major wallets including MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet. Both aggregate 20+ audited bridges and return the transaction your wallet signs. We add no contract of our own to the bridge leg.

Route disclosure: every quote names the underlying bridge that settles it. You always know which contract your funds cross.

For Pendle paths, the entry transaction is built by the Pendle Hosted SDK, with your wallet as the receiver. We pass it through unchanged. Markets are whitelisted per path at the editorial gate, never user-supplied.

We request finite approvals only. The exact amount the route needs, shown in the confirm before you sign. Never infinite. You can sweep old approvals anytime via the Revoke approvals link on your passport (deep-links to revoke.cash per chain).

Every unconfirmed airdrop is labeled Unconfirmed - signals wherever it appears. Points figures are display-only hints, never promises. Every path and every confirm names what is at risk, specifically: depeg, smart contract, lockups. Amounts on the public feed are bucketed, never exact, and quiet mode is one tap away.

Funds can never be stranded invisibly. Every flow ends in either "position entered" or "your tokens are here, retry or withdraw".

Something looks wrong? Email security@airdropsea.com and pause: do not sign anything you did not initiate. If a live path turns risky we pause it and signal every holder in the same action.