What Happens If Your Cross-Chain Swap Fails on STONfi?

One of the biggest fears traders have when moving funds across blockchains is getting tokens stuck mid-air. Traditional cross-chain bridges often leave users stranded in wrapped tokens or stuck in complex refund queues if an execution fails.

So, what actually happens if a cross-chain swap fails on STONfi?

Unlike old-school bridges, STONfi relies on Omniston’s bridge-free cross-chain architecture, which uses atomic settlement powered by paired Hash Time-Locked Contracts (HTLCs).

Here is how your assets stay safe under the hood:

1️⃣ The Quote & Lock: When you initiate a swap, Omniston’s resolvers supply executable quotes. Your source funds and the resolver's destination funds are locked in linked smart contracts across both chains.

2️⃣ All-or-Nothing Settlement: The execution is strictly binary. Either the complete swap condition is met and both parties receive their agreed native assets, or the transaction unwinds completely.

3️⃣ Automatic Unwind & Refund: If network congestion, gas issues, or rate changes prevent the swap from completing within the cryptographic time window, the contract timelock expires. Your original assets unlock automatically and return to your source wallet.

Because Omniston routes native assets directly, you never end up holding unbacked wrapped assets or losing custody to a centralized pool. An unwound transaction isn't a lost trade, it’s an automated safety net protecting your capital.

Want to see how simple and safe direct TON-to-EVM routes can be?

Check out the step-by-step guide on sending USDT from TON to Base:
https://ston.fi/how-to-send-usdt-from-ton-to-base

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