How to connect your wallet to Across Protocol safely with WalletConnect
Connecting safely with WalletConnect
WalletConnect is a legitimate way to link your wallet to Across Protocol. But scammers imitate the WalletConnect flow with fake pop-ups and QR codes. Always start the connection yourself from the real across.to, and confirm the WalletConnect request matches the site you are on.
What to check before you approve
Confirm the domain is exactly across.to. When your wallet or WalletConnect asks to connect, check which site is requesting it. Never approve a signature you do not understand, and never enter your seed phrase into any WalletConnect or Across Protocol prompt — a real one will never ask.
How Trust Line helps
Trust Line blocks fake Across Protocol and fake WalletConnect pages before they load, and decodes every signature request — including WalletConnect approvals — so you see exactly what you are authorizing before you connect.
FAQ
Is WalletConnect safe to use with Across Protocol?
WalletConnect itself is safe. The risk is fake WalletConnect pop-ups on phishing copies of Across Protocol. Always connect from the real across.to and verify every request.
How do I connect my wallet to Across Protocol without getting scammed?
Go to across.to directly, start the WalletConnect flow yourself, confirm the site requesting the connection, and reject any signature you do not understand. Trust Line warns you if the site is a known fake.
Why does Across Protocol ask me to sign a transaction when connecting?
Connecting should not require signing away access. If a Across Protocol or WalletConnect prompt asks for a broad approval just to connect, treat it as a red flag and reject it.
Trust Line does the checking for you
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