Transaction queue (TX Queue)

Each request in LiSA is translated into concrete moves, swap, bridge, send, revoke, which resolve into exact on-chain transactions necessary to execute it. These transactions must be chained in a deliberate order. The transaction queue is where they align for your review and signature, transforming intention into execution, one confirmed step at a time.

What it is

• An ordered and visible list of unsigned transactions prepared from your request
• An intention can produce a single transaction or a chain of dependent transactions.

How it works

• LiSA sequences all required steps and places them in the queue
• You review and sign each item in order, nothing executes without signature

Signatures and custody

• All transactions remain unsigned until your wallet prompts you to sign
• All signatures are client side in your wallet and are never accessible to LiSA
• No signature, no submission. No funds move without your approval
• Funds NEVER transit through LiSA: you interact directly with pools, aggregator contracts, etc.

After submission

• The next item becomes ready only after the on-chain confirmation of the previous one
• You get explorer links and statuses for each submitted transaction
• You can interrupt a chain of transactions in the middle of execution without problem, funds are ALWAYS on one of your wallets, but possibly in an intermediate form.
• If you stop signing, nothing else executes