FAQ And Contact

No. You sign every transaction in your own wallet. A regular payment goes from the payer straight to the receiver, a swap runs from your wallet, and a private payment waits in a contract that only the receiving wallet can withdraw from.

No. The site, the API, the CLI and the MCP never ask for it, and the API refuses a request that looks like one. Anyone asking for it is not Vurto.

Check the address bar. Vurto only lives on vurto.cc and its subdomains, such as swap.vurto.cc and docs.vurto.cc.

No. Once the network confirms it, no one can reverse it. That is why the checks and the simulation come before you sign.

A quote lives about 10 seconds, and the route is quoted again right before you sign. If the market moved, the number moves with it.

If the chosen provider refused with a request limit, or the simulation showed the route would not deliver, Vurto uses the next credible route and tells you before your wallet asks for a signature.

There is no base fee. Vurto only charges inside the gain over the runner-up, with ceilings per type of pair. See Fees.

The exact amount of that trade, never unlimited.

Yes, with any token on that network. Vurto builds a swap whose guaranteed minimum covers your amount, delivered straight to your wallet.

Both wallets go through the free check before the payment is built: the OFAC list on every network, and on Solana the stablecoin issuers' freezes and a money trail up to three hops back. A blocked wallet stops the payment. For more, Merkle Science gives a risk score of where the money came from, and Scorechain adds a sanctions check. See Wallet Checks.

The analysis fee has a floor of $1.00. Below $20, that floor would be too large a part of the payment. See Fees.

No. When a paid tool is not answering, nothing is created or charged for it. Try again in a few minutes.

No. Who deposits and who withdraws appear on the blockchain. The contract hides which deposit paid which withdrawal. Amount and time can still link the two, and Vurto knows the link. See Vurto Private Contract.

Anti-money-laundering and sanctions rules require it for the private contract. Swap, Send and Receive work without it. See Identity Verification.

The sender keeps an encrypted copy of each note, which only the sender's wallet opens. With it, the receiver can withdraw without Vurto, using the withdrawal tool and their own wallet.