Aethra Legal

Terms

Version 2026.04.14Last updated April 14, 2026Back to swap

Aethra is a non-custodial routing and execution interface for supported swap flows. It is not a broker, exchange, custodian, or financial advisor. By using Aethra, you agree that supported swap flows stay user-directed and that you remain responsible for your own wallet actions.

These disclosures are written to stay aligned across Aethra's supported swap routes and wallet-signed execution flow.

Service role

Aethra is a non-custodial routing and execution interface for supported swap flows. It is not a broker, exchange, custodian, or financial advisor.

Supported swap routes stay user-controlled: assets remain in wallets selected by users, and transactions only move after user review and signature.

Aethra does not route supported swap flows through platform-controlled wallets.

You remain responsible for reviewing the route, minimum output, fees, and each wallet request before signing.

Your responsibilities

You are responsible for choosing supported routes, reviewing quote details, maintaining wallet and device security, and confirming that addresses, chains, and token selections are correct before signing.

Do not use Aethra if you cannot legally accept these terms or if supported swap flows are restricted where you are located.

Third-party infrastructure

Aethra may source pricing, routing, execution, and status data from onchain pools, bridges, solvers, RPC providers, and analytics vendors.

Those providers operate independently and can change fees, uptime, routing behavior, and settlement outcomes without notice.

No advice or guarantees

Information shown in Aethra is informational product output only and is not investment, legal, tax, or financial advice.

Quoted prices, bridge paths, liquidity, network conditions, and settlement timing can change, and no result is guaranteed.

Availability and updates

Aethra may add, remove, pause, or limit supported routes, chains, and product features to protect users, comply with legal requirements, or maintain service quality.

You remain responsible for keeping records needed for your own tax, accounting, compliance, and reporting obligations.