Non-custodial architecture
StarBridge does not require users to deposit assets into a StarBridge account and does not hold users' private keys. Transaction approvals are made from the wallet connected by the user.
STARBRIDGE SECURITY
Security and trust.
StarBridge is a non-custodial web interface. This page explains what StarBridge controls, what the connected wallet controls, and where third-party infrastructure is involved.
Transaction signing
The wallet is the final signing authority. Users should verify the source network, destination network, token, amount, recipient and transaction details shown by the wallet before approving any request.
Routing infrastructure
StarBridge uses LI.FI routing infrastructure to surface available cross-chain and swap routes. Route availability, providers, liquidity, fees and execution times can change without notice.
Third-party protocols
A route may involve third-party bridges, exchanges, liquidity venues, blockchain networks and smart contracts. StarBridge does not control those external protocols and users should evaluate the transaction presented by the live route before signing.
Fee transparency
StarBridge applies a 1% interface fee on transactions routed through the platform, shown as part of the live quote before signing. The final route may also include network gas, provider, swap, liquidity or other route-related costs.
What StarBridge does not promise
Non-custodial does not mean risk-free. Cross-chain transactions can involve smart-contract risk, bridge risk, liquidity risk, network failures, incorrect approvals and irreversible blockchain transactions.
Before you sign
- Confirm the source and destination networks.
- Confirm the exact token and destination asset.
- Check the amount you send and the estimated amount received.
- Review fees, route steps and required approvals.
- Make sure the wallet request matches the route you intended.
- Never share your seed phrase or private key with StarBridge or anyone else.
SECURITY CONTACT
support@starbridge.financeReport a security issue.
For responsible disclosure or security questions, contact the StarBridge team.