Connecting a wallet, signing a message and confirming a blockchain transaction are different actions. Understand the request before approving it.
Check the action#
Connection shares the wallet account with the site; it is not a purchase. A purchase requires a payment request. Staking transfers ARRR into a deposit, while claims and withdrawals use their own signed requests and payout process. Read the wallet's network, recipient, amount and requested action.
Keep control of credentials#
Never share your seed phrase or private key with support, a referral partner or a website form. A wallet signature requested by the application does not require typing a recovery phrase. Use the official site and the support link provided there.
Confirmation and custody#
A submitted transaction can be pending, rejected or reverted. Use the transaction hash and the application's recorded status to determine what happened. Staking deposits are transferred to a configured project treasury and payouts depend on verification and treasury operation; they are not tokens still freely spendable in the original wallet.
Understand the risks#
ARRR prices and crypto reward-asset values can change. Liquidity, transaction fees, wallet compatibility, service availability and treasury reserves affect execution and payouts. Displayed annualized rates, level multipliers, listing scenarios and future platform plans are not guarantees of profit or withdrawal value.
Read the governing information#
Review Terms and Legal, Privacy & Cookie Policy and Risk Disclosure. The whitepaper remains available as a PDF hosted on ARRRLANA; a previously issued PDF is not automatically rewritten when Docs changes. For a current action, verify the live form/dashboard terms.