Disclaimer
AggreLend is a decentralized, on-chain protocol on Solana. The website (app.aggrelend.com) is just a convenient interface; your funds and positions live in smart contracts you control with your own wallet.
This page is a plain-English primer for newcomers to DeFi. Experienced users will find nothing unusual here—just the basics and good habits.
What we (and you) control
- You control your wallet. You authorize every action with your wallet. AggreLend cannot access or move your funds.
- The protocol is non-custodial. Deposits, withdrawals, and yield happen on-chain, not on our servers.
- The UI is optional. You can interact with AggreLend through other tools or directly on-chain.
If the website is unavailable, the protocol remains permissionless and can be accessed via custom frontends, scripts, or direct transactions.
Support & limits
Our support team can help with using the interface, reading errors, or general questions. We cannot:
- reverse or cancel confirmed on-chain transactions
- recover lost funds or seed phrases
- act on your behalf (we never ask to “control” your wallet)
If anyone claims to be “AggreLend Support” and asks for your seed phrase, private key, or to sign a random file/transaction, stop immediately. We will never request that.
Wallet safety basics
- Never share your seed phrase or private key. No employee, moderator, or partner needs it—ever.
- Verify the site URL:
app.aggrelend.com. Watch for look-alikes. - Review transaction details before approving. Check token, amount, and program ID.
- Keep some SOL for fees and the refundable 0.00161 SOL rent per position (returned when you close a position).
- Use a hardware wallet for higher-value accounts when possible.
- Revoke stale approvals/permissions you no longer use.
Common sense DeFi hygiene
- Be cautious with browser extensions, “performance boosters,” or scripts you don’t understand.
- Keep your wallet and browser up to date.
- Bookmark official docs and links; avoid searching for “AggreLend” in ads.
- If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is.
You approve every transaction. If something looks unfamiliar, reject first and ask questions later.
About risk
AggreLend focuses on lend-only markets, conservative routing, and audited integrations, but all on-chain activity has risk (network conditions, venue parameters, changing rewards). The app shows an effective APY and where funds are allocated, so you can make informed choices.
Final notes
- The protocol is non-custodial and decentralized; your wallet = your control.
- Customer support cannot perform on-chain actions or rescue keys/funds.
- Protect your seed phrase, scrutinize approvals, and use official links.
If you’re new, take it slow, start small, and get comfortable with approvals and balances before scaling up. If you’re experienced—welcome; this is the standard DeFi disclaimer you already practice.