What the risk means
No bridge should be treated as risk-free. Cross-chain infrastructure can introduce smart-contract, liquidity, provider, oracle, messaging and operational risks in addition to the normal risks of using a blockchain wallet.

A practical framework for thinking about bridge risk, wallet approvals and cross-chain security.
No bridge should be treated as risk-free. Cross-chain infrastructure can introduce smart-contract, liquidity, provider, oracle, messaging and operational risks in addition to the normal risks of using a blockchain wallet.
Users can reduce avoidable risk by checking the domain, verifying the destination network and token, reviewing contract approvals, and refusing transactions that do not match the intended action.
Route aggregation can improve convenience, but it can also involve multiple providers. Review the route details and understand which steps are being requested by your wallet.
OneSwap is a non-custodial interface; users retain control of their wallet and approve transactions themselves. The security and availability of the underlying route remain dependent on the networks and providers involved.