A review is the point where you check what the current action will ask your wallet to do. Preparing or opening it does not submit a transaction. Confirm only after the amounts and terms match your intent.
Read the amount first
The main rows show the assets and amounts at stake. Their secondary line identifies the role—such as Deposit, Estimated, or Received—and the relevant network or USD estimate. An expected output, a minimum, and debt added answer different questions.
- Estimated describes a quote or projected result. It can change before execution.
- Minimum received is a quoted limit where that route enforces one. It is not the expected payout.
- Debt added is the increase in debt, which may exceed net tokens received.
Select a shortened amount or expandable value to inspect its full precision. Read its token unit. For example, an fxSP deposit floor is not a final fxSAVE minimum.
Check terms and exact evidence
Fees, slippage, price impact, LTV, and available risk estimates appear beside their values. The small circled info controls explain terms: tap them, focus them with the keyboard, or hover with a pointer. Escape or an outside tap dismisses the explanation. Definitions do not replace the visible signing terms.
Execution details holds the route, contracts, wallet requests, and other exact evidence. Use it to inspect the action without mistaking technical data for an additional fee or a second output. An unavailable term means its value has not been established.
Confirm sequential wallet requests
- Check the selected account, network, amounts, recipient where applicable, limits, and fees.
- Choose the review’s action. If a token or position approval is needed, the wallet can ask for it first.
- Wait for the app to verify that step. Confirm the next requested transaction only when its description matches the review.
If the quote expires or signing-relevant terms change, inspect the updated review and choose the action again. If you reject a request or change accounts, FxAeon does not resend automatically. Earlier confirmed steps still matter even when a later step fails.
Distinguish a quote from a receipt
Submitted means a transaction hash was returned. Confirmed means its matching receipt was verified. Completed token movements come from verified receipts; reviewed amounts remain separately labelled when retained for comparison. Position values can still be refreshing after confirmation. A bridge additionally needs verified destination delivery.
USD amounts use current display prices. A dollar figure shown now beside a receipt is not a price recorded at the time of that transaction. Exact token amounts and network fees are the evidence to inspect.
Use History & recovery for a saved or partially completed action, and Fees & slippage for cost and limit definitions.