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Execution Performance & Large Trades

Typical execution times by order type, and how Husher handles trades from $10K to $200K+ without speed degradation

Husher prioritizes execution speed without sacrificing self-custody. Speed comes from architecture: executing against centralized-exchange spot liquidity rather than on-chain AMMs, using one-time deposit addresses, and delivering output directly to user wallets without any intermediate stop. The same flow applies whether you swap a small amount or a large one.

Typical execution times

Order type
Typical time after confirmations

Float

~30 seconds

Fixed

~30 seconds

Private Mode

Several minutes, depending on routing and networks

The ~30-second figure covers execution after the required confirmations are reached. Confirmation wait time is separate and depends on block time and network congestion for the input asset's network.

How this performance is achieved

  • CEX spot liquidity: deep order books mean large trades execute without AMM price impact

  • No on-chain AMM routing: trades do not pass through liquidity pools for large amounts

  • One-time deposit addresses: no queuing or batching, each order starts immediately

  • Direct output delivery: the output asset goes straight from the ESP to your destination wallet

Husher does not batch, queue, or delay trades. Each order is processed independently on arrival.

Large trades

Husher is optimized for meaningful trade sizes. Centralized-exchange spot markets provide the depth needed for larger orders without the slippage and price impact typical of on-chain AMMs.

  • Deep CEX liquidity reduces slippage on large notional sizes

  • Trades in the $10K to $200K+ range routinely execute without speed degradation

  • No accounts or pre-funding required, large orders work the same as small ones

  • Execution quality scales with available market liquidity

Capability
Detail

Fast, predictable execution

~30 seconds after confirmations for Float and Fixed orders

Flexible order types

Choose Float, Fixed, or Private depending on priorities

Optional privacy-enhanced routing

Private Mode adds a ZEC or XMR hop for additional discretion

No custody, no accounts, no KYC

Large trades carry the same non-custodial guarantees as any other order

Execution speed and reliability on large trades are a result of architecture, not shortcuts. Because orders route through centralized-exchange spot depth, the same flow applies regardless of trade size.

What happens if market liquidity is insufficient for a very large order?

Execution quality scales with available market liquidity at the time of execution. In practice, the centralized-exchange spot markets used by Husher ESPs handle substantial volume. For unusually large trades or in thin-market conditions, a Float order's output may reflect the market rate at execution time, which could vary from the quoted estimate. Fixed-rate orders guarantee the output amount regardless of short-term market movement, with any adverse movement absorbed by the execution provider.

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