Trust and safety
Stay safe while using Raydium and other dApps
Raydium is fully permissionless — anyone can create tokens, pools, and farms. This is powerful, but it means you need to stay vigilant.
Verify the URL
Always check you're on raydium.io before connecting your wallet. This is Raydium's only domain. Any variation you see on social media, video descriptions, or NFTs is a scam.
Verify transactions
Always double-check what you're signing in your wallet — even on legitimate sites.
Do your own research
Check the token address — Tickers and logos can be set by anyone. The mint address is the true identity of a token. Copy-paste contract addresses instead of typing tickers.
Read warnings — Slippage alerts, unknown token prompts, and confirmation dialogs exist for a reason.
Before using Raydium, make sure you've read and understood the disclaimer.
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