Wallet Permissions and Transaction Safety

Before you sign

Check the selected network, token contract addresses, wallet account, recipient, input amount, minimum amounts, and transaction gas. A token's name or symbol alone does not identify the correct asset.

Meteopad asks your wallet to confirm each transaction. You do not need to share a seed phrase or private key with the workspace.

Understand token approvals

An approval allows a spender to use a specified amount of a token. The review shows the token, spender, and allowance. Approvals are capped at the requested amount; some tokens need an existing allowance reset to zero first.

An approval and the operation that follows are separate transactions. For example, Approve TSLA grants spending permission. Create pool & add liquidity deposits the assets. Both steps must finish before the pool deposit is complete.

Revoke an unused allowance

1. Open Permission Center and connect the wallet whose approvals you want to inspect.
2. Confirm the network and the spender shown on the page.
3. Add the token contract manually if it is not already listed.
4. Inspect the token's current allowance and choose Revoke when available.
5. Review the token and spender, simulate the step, and sign it in your wallet.
6. Wait for confirmation and refresh the allowance.

Revoking sets the token's allowance to that spender to zero. It does not withdraw LP positions, recover assets already spent, or revoke other spenders and signed permits.

Read transaction states

A. Awaiting wallet confirmation

The wallet is asking for your approval. Review its network, action, amount, and gas before confirming or rejecting it.

B. Pending

The transaction has been submitted but the workspace has not confirmed the result. Open the explorer link or use Recheck receipt. Do not submit the same operation again just because it is taking time.

C. Confirmed

The transaction has a successful confirmed receipt. Check which step completed: an approval alone does not mean the swap or deposit is complete.

D. Reverted

The transaction executed but the operation failed. Refresh the quote, balances, and network before preparing a new review. Gas may still have been spent.

E. Unresolved outcome or replacement

A wallet replacement or cancellation can change the original transaction's result. Inspect Activity and the explorer, refresh balances, and resolve the existing operation before preparing another.

Check your transaction in activity

Open Activity to see transactions submitted through this browser. Select a status filter or open a transaction's explorer link to inspect its receipt.

This list is local browser history, not the wallet's full transaction history. Clearing browser storage removes its saved records. An unavailable receipt does not prove a transaction failed.

What verification does and does not mean

Pool identity checks help confirm that a pool belongs to the selected market. Passport adds reserve, supply, and contract observations at a displayed block. These checks do not certify token safety or guarantee that an asset can always be transferred or sold.