SpaceSwap FAQ
Short answers to the most common questions about swapping, fees and safety on SpaceSwap.
Does SpaceSwap hold my funds?
No. It is a non-custodial aggregator: funds never pass through the platform’s servers. Only you sign the transaction in your wallet.
What fee does SpaceSwap charge?
The platform fee is 0.50% (50 basis points) per swap, applied in the Jupiter response and shown before signing. The owner earns only this swap fee.
Which wallets are supported?
Phantom and Solflare. SpaceSwap never asks for or stores private keys — signing happens inside the wallet.
Which tokens can I swap?
Verified tokens that Jupiter routes. Other tokens can be found by search or added manually by contract (mint) if they exist on Jupiter.
How does airdrop-drain protection work?
Before signing, Smart Guard blocks SetAuthority and Approve/ApproveChecked instructions that could hand control of your tokens to a malicious contract.
What is a trade passport?
It is local browser history: the forecast and actual result, the fee, the route and an Explorer link. It helps you verify the executed swap.
Why is swapping blocked in my region?
For sanctions and safety reasons, geo-blocking blocks RU, BY, KP and the fully occupied Crimea (UA-43) and Sevastopol (UA-40). Other regions of Ukraine keep working.
Is profit guaranteed?
No. Crypto assets, especially meme tokens, are highly volatile and can fall in price to zero. SpaceSwap does not guarantee profit and is not financial advice.