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Security

# What a relayer can and can’t do
A service that pays your users’ fees sits between them and the chain. Here’s what it can do, what it can’t, and how to check it yourself.
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Illustration: a signed transaction. The signature covers every field, so a relayer can’t change it, and the network refuses the same transaction a second time.

01 · Can and can’t

## The trust model
Three things a relayer can’t do, and the one thing it can.

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### It can’t change the transaction
Your user’s signature covers every field, including the relayer’s address. Any change breaks it, and the network refuses it.

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### It can’t send it twice
Each signed transaction carries a number the network accepts only once. A copy is always refused.

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### It can’t touch any funds
A relayer pays the fee. It has no authority over your users’ balances or yours.

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### It can delay or decline
This is the real risk. That’s why the relayer is named before your user signs, and why you can check it on chain.

02 · Verify

## Check a relayer yourself
Every CoRelayer relayer is listed on chain.

How to verify a relayer →
CoRelayer is built on MultiversX and is an independent project.

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### We name the relayer
Your app gets the relayer’s address before your user signs anything.

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### You check the list
Look that address up on the list in the contract, using MultiversX’s public API, not ours. The SDKs include this check; turn it on in one line.

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### Your user signs
Once it checks out, your user signs. The signature covers the relayer’s address too.

03 · Who holds what

## Keys

Key handling →

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### Your users’ keys
We never hold your users’ keys or your funds.

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### Your sponsor key
A sponsor key is shown once and lives on your server.

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### Our relayer keys
Our relayer keys are kept encrypted on servers we run.

04 · Disclosure

## Report a vulnerability

Found a problem? Email support@co-relayer.com . Our policy and security.txt say what to include.
Email us

- Disclosure policy →

- /.well-known/security.txt

Get started

## Start with the wallet you have

Connect a MultiversX wallet and pay a plan in USDC. Buying your plan is already a gasless transaction.
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