Risk and limitations
The practical limits of crosschain execution and the decisions users should review.
Glider Ramp is designed to make crosschain execution clearer, but no interface can remove every market, network or user risk. Review the live route, quote, destination and wallet transaction before approval.
Market risk
Asset prices can move quickly. A quote can change before execution and the received asset can change in market value after onchain delivery.
Liquidity risk
Large or illiquid swaps can produce worse pricing, higher impact or no executable route at all. Glider Ramp reflects current route conditions in the live quote.
Network conditions
Congestion, delayed confirmations, chain instability or reorganisation can affect execution and onchain confirmation time. Glider Ramp can monitor progress, but it cannot make a blockchain confirm faster.
Contract and onchain execution risk
Onchain contracts, network conditions or route execution can fail, become unavailable or behave unexpectedly. Token approvals can remain active after a swap or wallet disconnection. Review permissions regularly, including allowances that remain after a swap.
Wallet and signing risk
Compromised devices, unsafe browser environments or signing the wrong transaction can result in loss. Review the wallet request before authorising it.
Destination risk
Sending to an incorrect address or wrong network can be irreversible. Glider Ramp keeps the destination visible so it can be checked before approval.
Availability risk
A route that is available now may not remain available for every amount or asset pair. Minimums, liquidity and supported combinations can change.
Review the live quote and wallet transaction each time. Consider using a smaller amount when testing an unfamiliar route.
This documentation is informational, not financial, investment, tax or legal advice.
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