Clear Signing Format

Ambire decodes a USDC approval, showing the spender, and amount.

Ambire decodes an Aave supply, showing the amount and collateral recipient.

MetaMask decodes a USDC approval as a spending cap request, showing the spender, and amount.

MetaMask does not decode an Aave supply. It only shows the simulated balance change and the contract being interacted with.

Uniswap Wallet decodes a USDC approval, showing the approved amount.

Uniswap Wallet does not decode an Aave supply. It only shows the amount sent.

Rainbow does not decode a USDC approval. It only shows the simulated approval amount, without the spender.

Rainbow does not decode an Aave supply. It only shows the simulated amount sent.

Rabby decodes a USDC approval, showing the token amount, spender, and protocol.

Rabby decodes an Aave supply, showing the protocol, description, and receiver.

WalletChan shows a USDC approval with the token, the amount, and the spender.

WalletChan uses the ERC-7730 descriptor for Aave to show the supplied amount and the collateral recipient.

Zerion decodes a USDC approval, showing the spender, and the amount allowed to spend.

Zerion does not decode an Aave supply.

Phantom decodes a USDC approval, showing the spender, and the amount it can transfer.

Phantom does not decode an Aave supply. It only shows the simulated balance change.

Bitget Wallet decodes a USDC approval as an authorization, showing the spender, and amount.

Bitget Wallet does not decode an Aave supply. It shows a generic signature confirmation.

OKX Wallet decodes a USDC approval, showing the spender (Aave) and an editable amount.

OKX Wallet does not decode an Aave supply properly. It labels it as a deposit and shows the token amount, but the contract is shown as a raw address and the collateral recipient is not shown.