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Security & Trust: Trust model, observability, and limits

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Overview and audience paths

For Projects

Admin setup, lifecycle, and controls

For Holders

How migration works from a wallet

Fees & Costs

Published fees, costs, and reclaimable rent

How Migration Works

Protocol flow, ratios, LP, and settlement

Security & Trust

Trust model, observability, and limits

FAQ

Curated questions from teams and holders

Glossary

Solana and w3Swap terms in plain English

Security

Security and trust model

Learn what w3Swap enforces on chain, what you can verify for yourself, and where normal launch and market risk still remain.

What the protocol controls

These are the main controls that make the migration flow more structured and easier to verify.

Wallet-signed migration flow

Holders migrate from their own wallets rather than sending tokens to an off-chain team for later manual redistribution.

Rule enforcement

Allowlist checks, ratio resolution, lifecycle state transitions, and settlement constraints are enforced by the program.

CPI restrictions

External swap or liquidity programs used in settlement must be allowlisted in platform configuration rather than being arbitrary CPI targets.

Lockup enforcement

Settlement starts an LP lock timer, and final asset recovery happens after that lockup period according to the program flow.

What is observable

A public migration is easier to evaluate when the important actions leave a visible trail.

  • Project creation, funding, activation, migration, settlement, reset, and finalization events are emitted on chain.
  • Key project configuration such as token pair, timing, ratios, and allowlist or special-ratio roots are stored in project state.
  • Official program addresses and migration links are published for each live migration.
  • The broader system also treats database-backed indexing and observability as an aid for transparency, but the protocol source of truth remains on chain.

Reviewer signal

Independent review adds useful context, but it is not the same as an audit.

The program has received external review and feedback from an experienced Solana developer, and that feedback informed fixes and refinements. This is useful context, but it should not be described as a completed audit or presented as a guarantee that no issues remain.

What w3Swap does not promise

A more structured migration flow does not remove every kind of risk.

Important
w3Swap does not guarantee zero risk, perfect pricing, project quality, or future token performance.
  • Market risk remains: token prices, liquidity depth, and volatility are still live market outcomes.
  • Project execution risk remains: teams still need to launch well, communicate clearly, and follow through operationally.
  • Security risk is reduced by constrained flows and transparency, but software and integration risk are never literally zero.
  • The protocol cannot prevent a weak project from making poor strategic decisions even if the mechanics are more structured.
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