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Verify Before Signing

Use this guide before connecting a wallet, approving tokens, depositing, claiming, refunding, or submitting any CavalRe transaction.

Why Wallets May Warn​

CavalRe is a new protocol. Some wallets and security providers may flag new or unfamiliar contracts, even when the requested transaction is expected.

Do not ignore wallet warnings. Compare the wallet details against the addresses below before continuing.

What To Verify​

For Ethereum mainnet, verify:

Why Actions Use The Router​

CavalRe wallet actions pass through the Router / pool contract. The Router maps function selectors to installed modules and executes the module for the selected action.

For ERC20 approvals, the Router is the spender. For transactions, the Router is the contract target. Approving a module address directly, or signing a transaction sent to an unexpected contract, is not the expected flow.

Wallet Action Checks​

Connect Wallet​

Connecting a wallet should not request token spending permission or submit an onchain transaction. Before connecting, verify:

  • App route: https://app.caval.re/
  • Network: Ethereum mainnet
  • No token approval or transaction is being requested during connection

Approve Token​

Token approvals grant spending permission. For CavalRe deposits and swaps, the spender shown in your wallet should be the Router:

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Only continue if the spender address and approval amount match what the app shows.

Deposit​

Deposits submit a transaction to the Router. Before signing, verify:

Claim Or Refund​

Claims and refunds are post-deposit actions. Before signing, verify:

Multiswap​

Multiswap transactions pass through the Router. Before signing, verify:

Risks​

CavalRe is early-stage DeFi software. Deposits and transactions carry risks, including:

  • smart contract risk
  • wallet and signing risk
  • oracle risk
  • operational risk
  • market and liquidity risk
  • user error when verifying addresses or signing transactions

Best efforts have been made to deploy and document the protocol carefully, but verification does not remove these risks.

If Anything Differs​

Stop and do not sign if:

  • the network is not Ethereum mainnet
  • the spender or transaction target does not match the Router address
  • the token or amount is unexpected
  • the app route or wallet prompt looks unfamiliar
  • the transaction asks for a broader permission than expected

Re-check the app route, Etherscan links, and deployment record before trying again.