Guarda

Guarda is a wallet that includes an instant-swap interface, letting users exchange assets without leaving the app.

Model

The company describes Guarda as a non-custodial wallet and interface, which means the user keeps control of the private keys. Swaps are not executed by Guarda itself: the interface routes orders to third-party providers, so the rate, the limits and the settlement behaviour depend on the route selected at the time of the exchange.

Why it matters

For users, the combination of a self-custody wallet with built-in exchange routes means they can swap tokens straight from their own addresses instead of sending them to a custodial exchange first. The trade-off is that responsibility for key storage and for checking the destination address sits with the client, and that the counterparty for a given swap may be a partner rather than Guarda.

Open points

The available description does not list supported assets, fees, limits, countries or legal entities. These should be taken from the wallet's own pages, together with the terms of the third-party provider shown for the chosen swap.