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Change settings

Every change takes the same path. Nothing is sent before you sign, and nothing leaves your browser unless you share it.

1. Stage

Configuration tab → a section → new value → save. The sections are: supply & borrow caps, collateral LTV, interest-rate model, price routes, resolved vaults & assets, hook configuration, interest fee, fee receiver, maximum liquidation discount, liquidation cool-off, configuration flags, governor admin and router governor.

Enter caps in tokens; fractions are allowed. The value in US dollars shows beside what you type.

Stage as many sections and vaults as you like. Each save goes to Changes, tied to the block the market was read at.

Share with a co-signer

When someone else signs, such as a Safe owner or a colleague with the governor's wallet, send them the staged changes instead of the steps to redo them.

In Changes → Pending changes, once something is staged, choose Copy a link to these changes or Download as a file.

The recipient opens the link, or uses Import changes from a file, on the same market. They see N changes shared with you, with each change listed. Stage N changes adds them. If they already have changes staged, they choose Replace them with the shared N or Keep mine and drop the shared.

Shared changes are marked shared in their Pending changes, and go through the same review, simulation and signing.

Nothing goes through a server. The link itself carries the staged values, never transaction bytes to sign.

2. Review

Changes groups staged values by the governor that signs them, with one transaction per governor. Review shows the decoded calls: contract, function and values. What you see is what gets signed.

If the market has changed since you staged, choose Re-check now or Stage the changes again against the chain as it is.

3. Simulate and sign

Before your wallet opens, the Toolbox:

  • Simulates the transaction. If it would revert, the button is blocked and the reason is shown. If you're using a Safe with queued transactions, it also simulates yours after the queue.
  • Reads the chain again for every value you're changing. If a value or the governor has changed, the button is blocked with The chain moved since this was prepared, naming what moved. Nothing has been signed; stage again.

Sign and send opens your wallet with one transaction. From a Safe, the button reads Send from the Safe; see Governance.

4. Verify

Once the receipt arrives, every changed value is read back at the receipt's block and listed as landed or not. The done screen links to the transaction on the explorer.

  • If a value can't be read yet, choose Read the chain again.
  • If there's no receipt within three minutes, the hash stays on screen with Check the receipt now. Nothing is resent automatically.
  • If your wallet speeds up the transaction, the Toolbox follows the replacement.