ZeroFee is software, not a bank, exchange or payment service. Our servers never hold your money or your keys: the route you pick issues its own deposit address, you send from your own wallet or exchange, and independent third-party networks carry out every swap and payment. Some privacy steps make temporary wallets in your browser, which only that browser can open.
Crypto is risky. Transactions can't be reversed, prices move, and third-party protocols can fail or refuse a transaction. ZeroFee's code has been reviewed by AI security agents; no independent firm has audited it yet. You use it at your own risk.
It is provided “as is”, with no advice and no guarantees. To the fullest extent the law allows, ZeroFee and its contributors are not liable for any loss.
You are responsible for following the laws and paying the taxes that apply to you. Privacy features are for lawful privacy, not for hiding crime.