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Stuck swap? Who moves next?
Paste one ID. See what's proven, and whose move it is.
One stuck swap. One next move.
Recorded from real chain data. Every click runs the real rules.
A chain record counts as proven. A provider saying "done" only counts as reported.
It names who can act next and what to ask them. It doesn't assign blame.
Written rules, no AI. Each answer has a fingerprint, so anyone can rerun it and compare. How it works
How Intent Sentinel works
A cross-chain swap passes through several systems. When it stalls, it's hard to tell whose move it is. Intent Sentinel reads the public record and tells you.
Four steps
- You paste one IDA transaction hash, an explorer link, an Omni transfer ID or a deposit address.
- It reads public recordsYour browser asks the chains and bridges directly. Cryppit runs no server for this.
- It labels every factEach step is marked proven, reported, inferred or not visible.
- Fixed rules decideA fixed list of written rules names the next move. If proof is missing, it says so instead of guessing.
How to read the picture
A beam then points from the last stop to whoever can act next. If nobody needs to act, it points to "Nobody". Each stop also carries a label. A step that couldn't be read says Unknown, and a stop nobody has reached says Not seen.
Three real cases
Who it can name
Why you can trust the answer
What it can't tell you
- It names who acts next, not who's to blame.
- It can't move funds or make anyone act.
- If a source can't be read, you get no answer rather than a guess.
- A recorded case shows the chain as it stood when it was recorded.
It never asks for a key. If someone offers to recover your funds by DM, it's a scam.
Your privacy
What you paste goes straight from your browser to public sources: chain endpoints, bridge records and public explorers. The page also fetches 1Click's public token list, which doesn't include what you pasted. A deposit address does go to 1Click, which is how the order is found. The page has no analytics, stores nothing in your browser and sends no referrer.