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# MEV Protection

#### **How Gasyard Protects Against MEV**

1. **Private RPC Transactions**

* Wherever necessary, transactions are sent through private RPC endpoints, preventing them from being publicly visible before execution. This reduces the risk of front-running or sandwich attacks.

2. **No Swaps, No Slippage Risks**

* Unlike traditional bridges that rely on AMMs for swapping assets, Gasyard operates purely as a cross-chain settlement layer. Solvers fulfill user requests directly, ensuring that users receive the exact amount specified without exposure to slippage.

3. **Solver-Based Execution**

* Transactions are executed by solvers who commit to fulfilling user intents based on predefined parameters. Since solvers handle liquidity provisioning and transaction finalization, MEV strategies like back-running have no impact on the user experience.

By designing Gasyard with intent-based execution and solver-driven fulfillment, we minimize MEV risks while ensuring fast and reliable cross-chain transfers.