Comparison can precede connection
A route API can calculate route options before an execution wallet is configured. This lets users compare networks, assets, estimated output, fees, and provider paths first.
Understand quote comparison, manual-deposit routes, connected-wallet execution, destination addresses, and what “no wallet connect” does not mean.
A route API can calculate route options before an execution wallet is configured. This lets users compare networks, assets, estimated output, fees, and provider paths first.
A selected route may later require a wallet signature or a manual transfer from a wallet to active deposit instructions. “No wallet connect” does not mean no wallet is involved.
Some Sasquatch modes use a receiving address plus provider-generated deposit instructions. Verify the exact network, asset, address, amount, quote window, and order receipt before sending.
Other routes use a wallet connection for address selection, approvals, chain switching, signing, and execution tracking. A legitimate connection never requires a seed phrase.
Manual deposits still create public blockchain records, and providers or infrastructure can retain operational information.
The interface labels wallet interaction per route. Do not infer manual-deposit support from a chain or token name alone.
Route comparison can occur before execution, although exact quote inputs can still include a source or destination address.
Where supported, follow the active manual deposit instructions using a compatible source wallet.
No. The deposit and delivery can remain public.