Questions, in the order you'd ask them.

There is no guaranteed completion time. Settlement depends on source-chain confirmations, destination-chain congestion, provider processing, liquidity, and any compliance review. Keep the private status link until the route reaches a final state.

Tadswap does not require an account to compare supported exchange routes. An executing exchange or fiat provider may require identity or source-of-funds checks under its own terms, applicable law, and risk policy before it accepts or settles a transaction.

Rarely, yes. The executing provider can flag a deposit for manual review or identity verification under its own risk policy before releasing funds, and Tadswap cannot override that hold. Your private status link keeps tracking the swap the whole time, and a swap the provider cannot settle is refunded under that provider's terms — one more reason to include a refund address.

Always send only the exact coin and network shown on the deposit screen. Assets sent to the wrong network or deposit address can result in permanent on-chain loss, because blockchain transactions are irreversible and may not be recoverable by the platform or provider.

Tadswap requests quotes only from configured providers that support the selected pair and amount. It normalizes valid responses and ranks eligible routes using quoted output, route readiness, rate mode, and operational health. Only providers that respond to the live scan are shown.

A compatible refund address gives the executing provider a destination it may use if a supported route cannot settle. Recovery is not guaranteed and depends on the provider, asset, network, and transaction state, so verify the refund network before creating the exchange.