Who runs FBT Swap, and what it cannot do

Most crypto sites tell you what they can do. The useful information is usually the opposite: who is behind it, how it is paid, and where its power actually ends. A non-custodial product has very specific limits, and a user who learns them after a mistake has learned them too late.

These pages answer those questions directly and in one place. There is one operator, one official domain, one contact address, and one revenue line — a 0.70% platform fee on the input of a swap, displayed before you sign. Everything else below is detail on those four facts.

FBT Swap is operated by Fanous Bazaar Pishgam Co., a company based in Isfahan, Iran. The product is a non-custodial interface: it reads public blockchain data, requests quotes from public decentralised-exchange aggregators, and builds a transaction that your own wallet signs. It never takes possession of your assets and never holds your keys, which is the fact that determines almost everything else on these pages.

There is exactly one revenue line: a 0.70% platform fee on the input amount of a swap, shown on screen before you sign. There is no spread added to the quote, no subscription, no sale of user data, and no paid placement in routing — the route shown is the best one among the venues queried, not the one that pays the most.