Swap safety
How to use Raydium safely
Using Raydium is easy. Using it safely is where most people slip — not because the protocol is dangerous, but because one wrong domain or one unread signature is all it takes. Here's the routine that keeps your wallet intact.
Before you connect
- Confirm you're on raydium.io — the only official Raydium address.
- Bookmark it now and always enter from the bookmark.
- Ignore “Raydium airdrop” and “claim” links — the real protocol doesn't DM you.
Before you sign
- A normal swap approves a specific token and amount. Unlimited approvals and
setApprovalForAllare red flags on a simple swap. - If the wallet shows a signature you can't read (blind
eth_sign), stop. - Verify the token contract if you're swapping something new.
Housekeeping
- Revoke stale approvals every few weeks.
- Keep large holdings in a separate wallet you don't connect to DEXs.
- Run a security extension that checks domains and decodes signatures in real time.
Trust Line automates this checklist
It blocks fake Raydium domains, decodes each signature into plain language, and checks the recipient address — so the routine above happens for you, every time.
隐私优先设计
Trust Line is a free browser extension that blocks fake versions of sites like this before they load and warns you about dangerous signatures on any site.
添加到浏览器 — 免费