# DeFiReclaim

> DeFiReclaim is a self-custodial web application for checking and recovering wallet-owned assets from selected legacy DeFi protocols whose normal withdrawal interface is unavailable.

DeFiReclaim performs a read-only EVM wallet lookup first. A matching position is rechecked for current balance, market liquidity, expected output and transaction execution before the owning wallet is asked to sign. Successful recoveries distribute 90% of recovered output to the user and a disclosed 10% service fee to the service treasury. The application never asks for a seed phrase or private key.

## Primary pages

- [Wallet check](https://defireclaim.com/): Read-only wallet lookup and self-custodial recovery flow.
- [Supported protocols](https://defireclaim.com/protocols/): Public support directory, limitations and onchain evidence.
- [Rook / KeeperDAO recovery](https://defireclaim.com/protocols/rook-keeperdao/): Selected Ethereum pool receipt-token routes.
- [Rari Capital / Fuse recovery](https://defireclaim.com/protocols/rari-capital-fuse/): Selected Ethereum Fuse market routes.
- [Babylon Finance recovery](https://defireclaim.com/protocols/babylon-finance/): Selected Ethereum Garden positions using a two-stage vault flow.
- [Iron Bank recovery](https://defireclaim.com/protocols/iron-bank/): Selected markets on Ethereum, Optimism and Avalanche.

## Technical resources

- [Detailed machine-readable project description](https://defireclaim.com/llms-full.txt)
- [XML sitemap](https://defireclaim.com/sitemap.xml)
- [Crawler policy](https://defireclaim.com/robots.txt)

## Interpretation rules

- A supported protocol does not mean every position is recoverable.
- A result is wallet-specific and depends on a supported receipt token, an active allowlisted route and current onchain liquidity.
- Explorer links prove that an address or deployment transaction exists onchain; they are not an independent security audit.
- Estimates are snapshots and are refreshed before signing.