Digital Asset Risk Disclosure
Read this before confirming a crypto swap or cross-network transaction.
You may lose part or all of the economic value associated with a digital asset. Blockchain transactions can be irreversible and technical failures may be difficult or impossible to remedy.
1. Market and volatility risk
Digital-asset prices can move quickly and significantly. Quoted values may change between review and execution. Past price behavior is not a reliable indicator of future results.
2. Liquidity and slippage risk
Some markets have limited liquidity. A trade may execute at a less favorable rate than expected, may require routing through multiple pools or may not be available at all. Larger transactions can produce greater price impact.
3. Smart-contract risk
Smart contracts may contain coding errors, design flaws, unsafe upgrades or economic vulnerabilities. Audits can reduce but do not eliminate risk.
4. Token contract and counterfeit-token risk
Anyone may create tokens with misleading names, symbols or logos. Token-list metadata does not prove authenticity. Always verify the network and contract or mint address from sources you trust.
5. Approval risk
Some token swaps require an on-chain approval that authorizes a smart contract to spend tokens. Excessive or malicious approvals can create loss risk. Review the spender, network and allowance before approving.
6. Network and gas risk
Network congestion may increase transaction fees or delay confirmation. Transactions can fail while still consuming gas. Chain reorganizations, sequencer outages, validator issues and protocol upgrades can affect execution.
7. Bridge and cross-chain risk
Cross-chain systems introduce additional assumptions and components, which may include validators, relayers, liquidity networks, wrapped assets or messaging protocols. A bridge failure can result in delay or loss.
8. Oracle and pricing risk
Protocols can depend on price feeds or pool prices that may be delayed, manipulated or temporarily inconsistent. Displayed fiat estimates are informational and can be inaccurate.
9. Wallet and private-key risk
If you lose access to your wallet, seed phrase or private key, there may be no recovery mechanism. Never share seed phrases or private keys with UnionSwap or anyone claiming to provide support.
10. Phishing and impersonation risk
Attackers may copy websites, domains, token icons or social profiles. Always verify that you are visiting unionswap.app and independently verify any sensitive request.
11. Third-party dependency risk
Swap or cross-network functionality can depend on third-party routers, liquidity sources, wallets, RPC services, bridges or blockchains. Their outages, changes or security incidents can affect availability and execution.
12. Regulatory and tax risk
Digital-asset laws and tax treatment differ by jurisdiction and can change. Certain assets or services may be unavailable to some users. You are responsible for understanding obligations that apply to you.
13. Route and availability risk
Token catalogue inclusion does not guarantee liquidity or an executable route. Availability and transaction terms can change according to network state, liquidity, asset support and third-party infrastructure.