About Sablebolt

We do not hold balances. A swap moves funds from your wallet to a one-time deposit address and from there to the address you named.

We list a route only while it can actually be swapped, and we show the network fee before you send.

The site is built to be read by people and by AI assistants: every page has a plain-text version, and the API is described in an OpenAPI file.

Sablebolt launched in 2026.

The swaps themselves are executed by a liquidity partner: it provides the one-time deposit address, the rate and the payout. Our part is the form, the route and coin pages, the status page and the support behind them. We do not name the partner on the site, and the partner applies its own rules to every deposit.

Every route page says the same things in the same order: who the route is for, how the two networks differ, the steps, the mistakes that cost money, what is visible on-chain, and a short FAQ. The numbers people compare — confirmations, minutes — come from one table, so a figure on a coin page is the same figure on the pair page and in the form.

Privacy here means what the site does not do: no accounts, no cookies, no analytics or advertising scripts, nothing loaded from third-party domains. What a swap leaves behind is described in the privacy notice, in plain words.

If something on the site is wrong — a confirmation count, an address format, a claim about a network — write to support@sablebolt.io. A page is corrected, not defended.