Wallets & Security
Supported wallets, custody model, audit status, approvals.
What we secure, what you secure, and the audit / custody posture of the platform.
Which wallets are supported?
Minotaur supports any EVM-compatible wallet that can connect via WalletConnect or browser extension. This includes:
- MetaMask
- Coinbase Wallet
- Rainbow
- Trust Wallet
- … and many others
Is Minotaur safe to use?
Minotaur is non-custodial — we never have access to your funds. Swaps are executed directly on-chain through audited DEX contracts.
However, all DeFi carries risk. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, and always verify transaction details before signing.
Has Minotaur been audited?
A security audit of the contracts, validator, and SDK was performed in Phase 2 (April 28 – May 5, 2026) ahead of the Alpha launch. Audit reports are linked from the main repo. The protocol remains in Alpha — surface area is small and ramping per the roadmap. Treat unaudited surfaces (third-party Apps, post-Phase-6 deployments) accordingly.
The platform itself does not hold funds — all executions go through on-chain smart contracts with dual scoring verification and validator quorum signatures.
What permissions does Minotaur need?
To swap tokens, you’ll need to approve token spending. This is standard for all DEX interactions. You can set:
- Unlimited approval — one-time approval, future swaps don’t require re-approval
- Exact-amount approval — approve only the amount needed for this swap
Approvals can be revoked at any time via tools like revoke.cash or directly from your wallet.
For maximum security, prefer exact-amount approvals or periodically revoke unused approvals.