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Good news: your funds never actually touch Husher. Here is the real route, because "trust us" is not a route.

You send to a one-time deposit address run by an Exchange Service Provider, an independent company. Husher does not control that address, cannot redirect it, cannot touch what lands there. We could not run off with it if we tried.

The ESP holds your funds for seconds to minutes during execution. Not a balance with your name on it. A custody window that opens, does its job, and shuts. The moment the swap executes, your output is in your destination wallet.

Execution routes through CEX liquidity: Binance, Bybit, OKX, whichever wins across all three at once. You never touch the exchange, the ESP does. You see one quoted rate. Behind it is a live race across order books you never have to think about.

Output lands in your wallet. No Husher account, no internal balance, no stored history. When it is done, nothing maps your identity to the trade, for the very boring reason that we never collected your identity.

Szabo said it first: trusted third parties are security holes. So we kept the hole small and on a timer. The ESP holds your funds for the execution window and that is the entire trust relationship. Blink and it is over.

The catch, because there is always one: Husher cannot recover funds sent to the wrong network or address. The same design that means nobody can freeze your funds means nobody can undo your typo. One property, two consequences. Check the address.