# Husher Documentation

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- [Home](https://docs.husher.io/readme.md): Secure, private, non-custodial crypto swaps on web or Telegram, with no account and no KYC

## Documentation

- [Welcome to Husher](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/welcome/readme.md): Secure, private, non-custodial crypto swaps with fast execution and full user control
- [Why Husher](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/welcome/readme/why-husher.md): Four core principles that make Husher different from custodial and account-based swap platforms
- [Get Started in Minutes](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/welcome/readme/get-started-in-minutes.md): Swap crypto in minutes from a browser or Telegram, with no account and no KYC required
- [How It Works (At a Glance)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/welcome/readme/how-it-works-at-a-glance.md): A concise overview of how Husher routes trades from your wallet to final delivery without taking custody
- [Latest Updates](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/welcome/readme/latest-updates.md): Release notes and updates tracking new assets, execution paths, and features added to Husher
- [Getting Started](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart.md): Everything you need to make your first swap on Husher, with no account and no KYC required
- [Two Ways to Access Husher](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart/two-ways-to-access-husher.md): Husher is accessible via a full-featured web app or directly inside Telegram, both sharing the same execution engine
- [Web App Exchange](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart/two-ways-to-access-husher/web-app-exchange.md): The Husher web app at husher.io provides full visual control over execution options, provider selection, and multi-wallet configurations
- [Telegram Exchange](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart/two-ways-to-access-husher/telegram-exchange.md): The Husher Telegram bot (v2) lets you complete a full swap natively inside the chat, with no browser, no redirect, and the same engine as the web app
- [Step-by-Step: Your First Swap](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart/step-by-step-your-first-swap.md): A step-by-step walkthrough of placing your first swap on Husher, from asset selection through receipt
- [Privacy, Optional](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart/privacy-optional.md): Optional Private Mode routes swaps through privacy-enhancing execution paths to reduce on-chain linkability
- [Account Option](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/getting-started/quickstart/account-option.md): Husher accounts are optional and non-KYC, adding cashback, referrals, and order history without changing how swaps execute
- [How It Works](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works.md): How Husher connects your wallet to centralized-exchange liquidity without ever holding your funds
- [What Husher Is and What It Is Not](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/what-husher-is-and-what-it-is-not.md): A precise definition of Husher's role as a non-custodial routing interface and what it does not do
- [High-Level Architecture](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/high-level-architecture.md): The five-step path from wallet to executed swap, with Husher acting as orchestrator but never custodian
- [Deposit Handling and Execution Tolerance](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/deposit-handling-and-execution-tolerance.md): How one-time deposit addresses work and the ±50% tolerance window that handles real-world deposit variance
- [Confirmations and Execution Timing](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/confirmations-and-execution-timing.md): Per-network confirmation thresholds and the typical end-to-end execution time once confirmations are reached
- [Order Types and Execution Logic](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/order-types-and-execution-logic.md): Float, Fixed, and Private modes on one non-custodial architecture
- [Float Rate Orders (default)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/order-types-and-execution-logic/1.-float-rate-orders-default.md): The default execution mode: fastest path, market-rate output, and a ±50% deposit tolerance window
- [Fixed Rate Orders (guaranteed output)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/order-types-and-execution-logic/2.-fixed-rate-orders-guaranteed-output.md): Lock a rate at order creation and receive the exact output guaranteed, with a 15-minute deposit window and a 0.8% fee
- [Private Orders (privacy-enhanced execution)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/order-types-and-execution-logic/3.-private-orders-privacy-enhanced-execution.md): Privacy-enhanced execution via ZEC or XMR routing that reduces on-chain linkability, with a 1% fee and typical 5-minute processing time
- [Execution Routing (default and optional override)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/order-types-and-execution-logic/execution-routing-default-and-optional-override.md): How Husher's automatic best-execution routing works and when to override it with a specific provider
- [Role Separation and Custody Boundaries](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/role-separation-and-custody-boundaries.md): The four parties in every Husher swap, what each one controls, and where custody boundaries sit
- [Explicit Non-Custodial Guarantees](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/explicit-non-custodial-guarantees.md): The five structural guarantees that confirm Husher never holds, redirects, or controls user funds
- [Execution Performance & Large Trades](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/how-husher-works/how-it-works/execution-performance.md): Typical execution times by order type, and how Husher handles trades from $10K to $200K+ without speed degradation
- [Fees & Execution](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution.md): Transparent, upfront pricing by order type, with no hidden fees or post-confirmation deductions
- [Fee Components](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/fee-components.md): Every Husher swap includes up to three cost components, all quoted upfront before you send funds
- [Order Types & Fee Structure](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/order-types-and-fee-structure.md): Fee rates and trade-offs for Float, Fixed, and Private order types
- [Fixed Rate Orders (Guaranteed Output)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/fixed-rate-orders-guaranteed-output.md): Fixed-rate orders lock the exact receive amount at creation, regardless of market movement during execution
- [Execution Timing](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/execution-timing.md): Typical swap completion times by order type, from deposit confirmation to final delivery
- [Slippage & Rate Behavior](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/slippage-and-rate-behavior.md): How rate movement between quote and settlement affects each order type
- [Multi-Wallet Distribution](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/multi-wallet-distribution.md): Splitting a swap output across multiple destination wallets does not add a Husher platform fee
- [Failed Transactions & Refunds](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/fees-and-execution/fees-and-execution/failed-transactions-and-refunds.md): What causes swap failures, how refunds are handled by ESPs, and what information support needs from you
- [Privacy Model](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model.md): How Husher reduces on-chain exposure through architecture, non-custodial execution, and optional privacy-enhancing routing
- [Privacy by Design](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/privacy-by-design.md): Husher reduces metadata creation and retention by design, through non-custodial architecture and the absence of accounts, internal balances, or persistent user profiles
- [Non-Custodial Execution](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/non-custodial-execution.md): Husher never holds user funds, relying instead on one-time ESP-generated deposit addresses that route directly from input wallet to destination wallet
- [Private Mode Overview](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/private-mode-overview.md): Private Mode is an optional, user-controlled execution path that reduces on-chain linkability and exposure to MEV and behavioral wallet analysis
- [Execution Flow (Conceptual)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/execution-flow-conceptual.md): A conceptual walkthrough of how a swap travels from the user's wallet to final delivery in both Normal and Private execution modes
- [Use of Privacy-Focused Networks (Monero & Zcash)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/use-of-privacy-focused-networks-monero-and-zcash.md): Private Mode may route swaps through Monero or Zcash shielded transactions as intermediaries, reducing on-chain linkability without changing the non-custodial nature of execution
- [What Private Mode Does and Does Not Do](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/what-private-mode-improves.md): What Private Mode improves, including reduced linkability and MEV exposure, and the honest limits of what it does not guarantee
- [Multi-Wallet Distribution & Privacy](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/multi-wallet-distribution-and-privacy.md): Multi-wallet distribution allows a single swap to deliver output to multiple addresses, reducing one-to-one linkage and supporting portfolio or operational separation
- [Shared Responsibility Model](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/shared-responsibility-model.md): Privacy outcomes in crypto trading depend on four parties: the user, the underlying blockchain networks, Exchange Service Providers, and Husher
- [Why Transparency Matters](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model/why-transparency-matters.md): Husher documents both the benefits and limits of its privacy model to build durable trust and enable informed decision-making
- [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
- [Features](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features.md): Practical, non-custodial tools for moving assets efficiently, discreetly, and cheaply
- [Multi-Wallet Exchange](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/multi-wallet-exchange.md): Split the output of a single swap across multiple destination wallets in one execution flow
- [Batch & Collect](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/batch-and-collect.md): Consolidate funds from many wallets in a single flow and receive them privately into one destination wallet
- [Private Routing (Zcash / Monero)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/private-routing-zcash-monero.md): Optional privacy-enhanced execution paths using Zcash and Monero to reduce on-chain linkability
- [Smart Routing & Best Execution](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/smart-routing-and-best-execution.md): Automatic real-time routing across multiple execution providers to select the best available price and path
- [High-Speed & Large-Trade Execution](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/high-speed-and-large-trade-execution.md): Fast settlement and minimal slippage on trades of all sizes, measured in seconds rather than minutes
- [Supported Assets & Networks](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/supported-assets-and-networks.md): A growing set of major cryptocurrencies and networks, selected for liquidity depth, network reliability, and execution quality
- [Transaction Receipts (shareable execution proof)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/transaction-receipts-shareable-execution-proof.md): Each completed swap generates a unique, read-only receipt page that serves as shareable proof of execution
- [Account & Rewards](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/account-and-rewards.md): Optional, non-custodial accounts that unlock cashback, referrals, order history, and payout management
- [Account Features](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/account-and-rewards/account-features.md): Six account areas covering personal data, order history, address book, payouts, affiliate tools, and API management
- [Rewards & Cashback](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/account-and-rewards/rewards-and-cashback.md): Tier-based cashback system rewarding active users, built on top of Husher's non-custodial execution model
- [Referral System](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/features/features/account-and-rewards/referral-system.md): Invite others to Husher and earn rewards when referred users complete eligible swaps
- [API Access](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/api-access/api-access.md): Programmatic swap access for approved partners, platforms, and integrators using the same non-custodial execution model
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general.md): Common questions about what Husher is, how it works, and whether you need an account
- [Privacy](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general/privacy.md): What Husher's privacy features protect, how Private Mode works, and the honest limits
- [Fees & Execution](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general/fees-and-execution.md): What fees Husher charges, how long swaps take, and how slippage can affect large trades
- [Failed Swaps & Support](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general/failed-swaps-and-support.md): What to do if a swap fails, how refunds work, and how to reach support
- [Compliance & Legal](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general/compliance-and-legal.md): How AML and KYC obligations are handled, and what users are responsible for in their own jurisdiction
- [Still Have Questions?](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general/still-have-questions.md): Where to find more help, contact support, and explore the rest of the documentation
- [Support & Community](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/support-and-community.md): Direct support channels for swap questions, bug reports, and feedback, with no ticketing system required
- [Changelog & Updates](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates.md): A transparent record of every public release, feature addition, and change to Husher
- [v1.4 – June 2, 2026](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates/v1.4-june-2-2026.md): Batch & Collect launches alongside Telegram Bot v2, which brings full native in-chat swaps
- [v1.3 – January 17, 2026](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates/v1.3-january-17-2026.md): Zcash (ZEC) support added and integrated with Private Mode for enhanced discretion
- [v1.2 – November 24, 2025](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates/v1.2-november-24-2025.md): MONAD added as a supported swap asset with direct delivery to user wallets
- [v1.1 – November 7, 2025](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates/v1.1-november-7-2025.md): Multi-CEX routing, fee improvements to 0.1% to 0.4%, and the launch of the referral program
- [v1.0 – October 19, 2025](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates/v1.0-october-19-2025.md): Husher's initial public release, reaching over $2M in swap volume within the first 24 hours
- [Pre-Launch Iterations (Closed Beta)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/changelog-and-updates/pre-launch-iterations-closed-beta.md): Internal closed-beta iterations covering ESP integration and Private Mode testing prior to public launch
- [Upcoming & In Progress (Non-Binding)](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/upcoming-and-in-progress-non-binding.md): Active development areas and exploration items, provided for transparency and subject to change
- [Feedback & Updates](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/changelog/feedback-and-updates.md): How to share feedback on Husher changes and where to check for the latest status
- [Legal Documentation](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/legal-documentation.md): Official legal documents governing use of Husher, including terms, privacy, and AML policies
- [Terms of Service](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/legal-documentation/terms-of-service.md): The Terms of Service govern your use of Husher and define permitted activities, liability limits, and user obligations
- [Privacy Policy](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/legal-documentation/privacy-policy.md): The Privacy Policy explains how personal data is handled in the context of Husher's non-custodial, no-account model
- [Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Policy](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/legal-documentation/anti-money-laundering-aml-policy.md): The AML Policy covers prohibited activities, cooperation with authorities, and the compliance obligations of execution providers
- [Important Notes](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/legal-documentation/important-notes.md): Key reminders about the authority of Husher's legal documents, how updates are handled, and where to get support
- [Compliance & Responsibility](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/compliance-and-responsibility.md): How compliance responsibilities are distributed across Husher, its Exchange Service Providers, and the users of the platform
- [AML Overview](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/compliance-and-responsibility/aml-overview.md): How anti-money-laundering responsibilities are distributed, and what Husher prohibits
- [ESP-Level Compliance Enforcement](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/compliance-and-responsibility/esp-level-compliance-enforcement.md): What compliance practices Exchange Service Providers may apply, and the limits of Husher's involvement
- [Jurisdictional Notes](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/legal-and-compliance/compliance-and-responsibility/jurisdictional-notes.md): Husher's registration status, the platform's software-only nature, and users' own jurisdictional responsibilities