Clear approval
What you read is what you sign.
A transaction is a payload of bytes. Signing one you cannot read is trusting whoever wrote it. Superfluid Wallet decodes the payload first, so approval means agreement rather than faith.
Proposed transaction
BaseWithdraw and swap
1,000USDC
Withdrawn from Aave
Aave V3- Swap
- 500 USDC to ETH
- Keep
- 500 USDC
- Minimum ETH received
- Shown before signing
- Network fees
- Review before signing
Your agent prepares the request. Before it reaches you, the wallet resolves the contract, the function and the arguments into a sentence you can check: this amount, to this recipient, doing this thing, on this network.
That matters most where transactions are least readable. A multisig operation, a token allowance, or several calls bundled into one signature are exactly the requests people wave through — and exactly the ones worth reading.
How a request becomes readable
ERC-7730 clear signing
Human-readable transactions through the ERC-7730 Clear Signing standard, so contract calls are described by their publishers rather than guessed at.
Safe multisig decoding
Decoded transaction details for Safe multisig operations, including the inner call a signature actually authorises.
Smart batch calls
Approve batch call as a whole, e.g. Circle AppKit bridge and swap, Super Token operations, etc.
Transaction simulation
COMING SOONSee the predicted result of a transaction before you approve it.
Nava Guardian
COMING SOONAn independent read on a proposed transaction, from Nava.
Read more about Nava Guardian
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