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Private cross-chain swaps from your toolbar. Quote, deposit address, order tracking. Non-custodial: venue named, fee printed. DarkRoute puts a private swap card in your toolbar. Pick what you send and what you want to receive, paste a receiving address, and DarkRoute quotes a private route across chains. The venue that answered is named, the DarkRoute fee is printed as a number, and the all-in cost is measured against mid-market before you deposit. Nothing is hidden behind a spread. The route is non-custodial. The venue gives a one-time deposit address for your order; you send from any wallet or exchange, and settlement lands at the address you gave. DarkRoute never holds funds and the extension never holds keys. No account, no KYC, no wallet connection required to swap. What the extension does • Swap card: live quote, fee and tier, all-in vs mid, saved addresses per chain • Deposit view: one-time address with QR, memo when required, and the deposit window in human units • Order tracking: every order you create here or open on the site is tracked in this browser; the badge counts orders still moving and turns red when one needs you (short deposit, window in its last hour) • Notifications: one notice when an order settles, refunds, fails or is short • "Send here with DarkRoute": select any wallet address on any page, right-click, and the swap card opens with the recipient filled and the receive chain picked • Address bar: type dark 0.1 eth usdc to open the card prefilled • Keyboard: Alt+Shift+D opens the card • Hold $DARK? Sign in on the app once and your fee tier applies in the extension too What it does not do • It does not collect analytics or telemetry • It does not read pages: the context menu sees only the text you selected • It does not store anything outside your browser: orders, addresses and preferences live in extension storage on this machine • It talks to one host: app.darkroute.exchange, the same public API the web app uses Beta notes: the route currently has a single private-fill venue; more venues join the quote table as each integration goes live, each under its real name.
Sep 12, 2026
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