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# Security

- [Security](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security.md): How Husher's non-custodial design creates security through structural separation, not policy promises
- [Key Ownership](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/key-ownership.md): Standard swaps never require private keys; Husher's default flow never asks for, stores, or interacts with them
- [Fund Flow](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/fund-flow.md): Funds move from your wallet to the ESP to your destination wallet, never touching Husher
- [Exchange Service Providers (ESP Role)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/exchange-service-providers-esp-role.md): ESPs are independent third parties that handle execution and settlement; Husher does not own or operate them
- [Infrastructure Boundaries](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/infrastructure-boundaries.md): Husher's infrastructure is deliberately minimal, with no hot wallets, no balances, and no custody layer
- [User Responsibilities](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/user-responsibilities.md): Safe swapping depends on informed user behavior; Husher cannot protect against phishing, malware, or address errors
- [Risk Disclosures](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/risk-disclosures.md): External risks that remain even under a non-custodial model, disclosed clearly
- [Related Documentation](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/security/security/related-documentation.md): Further reading on privacy, failed transactions, common questions, and how to reach support