Brick Chain is built to keep you in control: trades are initiated from your wallet, and Brick Chain does not custody user funds.
That said, DeFi carries real risk. Below are practical security guidelines and what Brick Chain does (and does not) do.
What Brick Chain does
- Non-custodial: You connect a wallet and sign transactions yourself.
- Transparent execution: Swaps execute on-chain. You can review transactions in your wallet before confirming.
- Risk-forward UI: Settings like slippage exist to help you control trade outcomes.
What Brick Chain does not do
- No custody: Brick Chain does not hold or control your funds.
- No private key access: Brick Chain will never ask for your seed phrase or private keys.
- No guarantees: Brick Chain cannot guarantee token safety, liquidity, price, or transaction outcomes.
How to stay safe
- Verify token addresses: Always confirm the contract address from a trusted source before trading.
- Watch for fake tokens: Scammers often create look-alike symbols and names. Address verification matters.
- Start small: For a new token, test with a small amount before larger swaps.
- Use reasonable slippage: Too low can cause failures; too high increases risk in volatile markets.
- Review approvals: Approvals allow a contract to spend tokens. Only approve what you intend to trade.
- Protect your wallet: Use hardware wallets when possible and keep your device secure.
Reporting security issues
If you believe you found a security issue, suspicious token, or vulnerability, email us at
support@brick-chain.co.
Please include relevant details (screenshots, transaction hashes, and steps to reproduce) if available.
Important warning
Brick Chain cannot recover funds from transactions you approve. Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible.
If something seems off, do not proceed. Contact us first:
support@brick-chain.co.