Privacy by Design

Husher reduces metadata creation and retention by design, through non-custodial architecture and the absence of accounts, internal balances, or persistent user profiles

Husher improves privacy primarily through architecture, not promises.

Most privacy risks in crypto trading arise from the infrastructure around the trade: accounts that accumulate history, platforms that hold funds, and services that build persistent profiles. Husher's design removes most of these surfaces by default.

Core design choices

No user accounts required

Swaps never require registration. There is no account to associate with a trading history.

No internal balances

Husher holds no funds. There is no internal ledger linking your activity over time.

No custody of funds

Funds move from your wallet to a one-time address and then to your destination. Husher is not in the path.

Direct routing

Swaps route directly between user wallets and external execution providers, bypassing intermediary holding steps.

No persistent trading profiles

Husher deliberately avoids building long-term behavioral records of user activity.

These design choices significantly reduce the amount of metadata created and retained during normal use.

Privacy by design means the default behavior is already lower-exposure than platforms that require accounts, custody, or KYC. Optional Private Mode can reduce exposure further for users who need it.

Related pages

Non-Custodial ExecutionPrivate Mode Overview