About KortanaSwap

The native decentralised exchange and liquidity protocol for Kortana Blockchain.

What it is

KortanaSwap is an automated market maker built specifically for Kortana Blockchain. Rather than matching buyers with sellers, each market is a pool holding two assets, and price is determined by the ratio between them. Anyone can trade against a pool, and anyone can supply liquidity to one and earn a share of the fees.

It is not a fork. The protocol was designed and implemented against a written specification, using established AMM concepts as engineering reference rather than as source to copy.

What it does not do

It does not hold your funds. It does not ask for a seed phrase. It has no administrative key that can move, freeze or seize a position, no pause function, and no upgrade path for the pools that hold liquidity.

It also does not eliminate MEV, guarantee a price, or make any token safe. Where the protocol cannot protect you, the interface says so rather than staying quiet.

Not yet audited. An independent security review has not been completed. The contracts are immutable, hold no admin key over user funds, and are tested against a named threat model with ten invariants — that limits the blast radius, but it is not a substitute for an audit. Do not deposit funds you cannot afford to lose.

Principles

The chain is authoritativeIndexed data drives charts and history. It never gates a transaction — execution re-reads on-chain state at settlement, inside the pool contract itself.

No fabricated numbersNo placeholder statistics, no padded charts, no extrapolated APR. A value that cannot be derived renders as unavailable, never as zero.

One calculation pathThe figures in this interface and those in our CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko feeds come from the same code. There is a test suite whose only job is to fail if they ever diverge.

Warnings name the behaviourA risk flag says “Owner can mint”, not “risky token”. A warning you cannot act on is anxiety, not information.

Read the risk disclosures before trading, and the security page for the threat model and privileged-role table.