Yes — STON.fi is generally safe as long as you follow basic security practices. Because it's non-custodial, your funds always remain in your wallet until you approve a transaction, which means STON.fi cannot take your funds. The smart contracts that run the protocol are publicly verifiable, so anyone can inspect how they work.
Still, the safety of your funds depends directly on the safety of your wallet, your device, and your seed phrase:
- Don't click fake links or connect your wallet to untrusted websites. Always double-check the official domain.
- Store your seed phrase securely offline and never share it.
- If your wallet has been compromised in any way, we recommend pausing your use of STON.fi, moving any remaining tokens to a fresh, secure wallet, and resolving the underlying issue before continuing.
- Always do your own research (DYOR) before interacting with any token. Even on a safe protocol, interacting with unknown or high-risk tokens can lead to losses.
If you follow these simple rules, STON.fi is a beginner-friendly way to explore DeFi. Compared to centralized exchanges, you keep direct control of your funds.