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Connect Wallet

There are two ways to register an LP wallet address with Aegis. Both result in the same outcome: your wallet’s public address is synced to your account and used for on-chain LP position scanning.

Aegis never requests your seed phrase or private key. Only the wallet public address is synced and used.

Path 1 — Dashboard Connect Wallet Button

Section titled “Path 1 — Dashboard Connect Wallet Button”
  1. Click the Connect Wallet button in the dashboard header. A wallet connection modal opens with the available connector options:

    • Injected / MetaMask-compatible (any browser extension wallet)
    • WalletConnect (mobile wallets and QR-code flow)
    • Coinbase Wallet
    • Safe (Gnosis Safe multisig)
  2. Select your connector and approve the connection in your wallet. No transaction is required — only a wallet address read or a sign-message confirmation to prove ownership of the address.

  3. Address is synced to your account. Once connected, the wallet public address is sent to the Aegis backend (POST /api/user-wallets) and associated with your user account. No private key or seed phrase is stored or transmitted.

If you do not want to use a browser extension or WalletConnect, you can enter your LP wallet public address manually:

  1. Navigate to the Wallets section in the dashboard.

  2. Enter your LP wallet public address (0x… Ethereum-format address).

  3. Save. The address is stored for LP position scanning. No signature or on-chain transaction is required.

In this path the wallet is registered as read-only. Aegis uses the public address to scan for active LP positions on supported chains. No connection to the bot is made through a private key or seed phrase.

  • Scans on-chain LP positions on the supported chains and protocols (Uniswap V3/V4, PancakeSwap V3) to identify active concentrated liquidity positions.
  • Does not hold, move, or access funds in your LP wallet.
  • Does not request approvals for the LP wallet in the current beta.

For the full wallet model including supported chains, pair filters, and wallet-bot binding, see Wallets — Connect Wallet.