What would you like to swap?
Leave this empty to just look around — we price against a throwaway address. Add it when you're ready, and the instructions are built around your address. Either way, you pay the network directly and the network pays you. dexr never holds your funds.
Audit any swap, including yours
Paste your deposit's transaction hash and your receive address. Your browser pulls the raw chain record over Tor and checks it itself — the server fetches, your browser audits. The raw data stays visible so you can double-check it on any explorer you trust.
Is everything working?
Networks we can ask
The short version
- Tor, always. Every request we make to the swap networks leaves through Tor. They see a shared anonymous exit — never this server's address, never yours.
- We never touch your money. There is no dexr deposit address. You pay the network's vault from your own wallet, and the network pays your address. Verify proves it per swap, from the chain.
- Nothing written down. No accounts, no cookies, no analytics, no request logs. Nothing to leak, subpoena, or breach.
A swap, step by step
1 · Ask, without saying who you are
Pick what you have, what you want, and how much. Leave the receive address blank and dexr prices the quote against a throwaway address, so simply looking around leaves nothing that can be tied back to you.
2 · Every route, ranked by trust
dexr asks the swap networks over Tor and lays out every route side by side: what you get, the worst case, the fees — and who could hold or freeze your funds. Nothing is hidden behind a "best price" button.
3 · Pay the network, not dexr
Proceed, and you're handed a fresh vault address that belongs to the swap network itself, plus a memo naming your receive address. Your browser checks both against the live network before you're told to send anything. You pay from any wallet you already own — there is no dexr deposit address.
4 · Prove it on the chain
After you send, paste your deposit's transaction hash into Verify. Your browser fetches the raw chain record over Tor and checks it itself: you → network vault → your receive address. The raw data stays visible, so you can cross-check it on any explorer you trust.
Where your request goes
live right now: exit … · tor …
What is open, and what is erased
Open by nature (expect this)
- On the chain: your deposit, the memo naming your address, the amounts. The chain is a public ledger — that is what makes Verify possible.
- To the networks: a shared Tor exit and a throwaway address on plain quotes.
- To Cloudflare and this server's network: your IP and browser name when you visit, like any website.
Erased (nothing to leak)
- No request logs — the app logs to console only, and the web server's access log is off.
- No accounts, cookies, analytics, or fingerprinting scripts.
- Tor runs with SafeLogging; nothing about your activity touches disk.
What we will never ask for
Keys, seed words, passphrases, an email, a name. A website that asks for those is a trap, full stop. Wallets live in your own wallet software — the only safe place for them. This site has no field for secrets, by design.
Checked by the build, not just promised
- One file in the whole codebase may talk to the internet — through Tor. A test fails the build if anything else tries.
- Another test fails the build if anything is written to disk besides the encrypted vault, the config, and Tor's own state.
The screenshots above are from a real session over Tor (2026-08-13). The live line under the diagram is always current; the pictures are frozen moments from that run.
What dexr is
A small router for cross-chain swaps. It asks the networks for routes over Tor, shows them to you honestly — including who could hold or freeze your funds — and hands you the instructions. The money goes you → network vault → you. dexr sits nowhere in that path.
Principles
- Never your funds. No dexr deposit address has ever existed. If you ever see one, it is not us.
- Never your identity. No keys, no ID, no email, no name, no account.
- Nothing written down. No request logs anywhere on this server.
- Tor for everything we send. The networks never see this server's address.
- "Verified" means your browser checked the chain — not that we said so.
Where it stands
v0.1: honest quotes, swap instructions, and chain-level verification over THORChain.
Next: ready-to-sign calldata for EVM legs, more networks, then Monero.
Who
Built by one person tired of choosing between custodians. No company, no investors, no token.
If anything on this site ever contradicts the principles above, trust the chain — not us.