Live on EthereumWithdraw legacy Aave V1 aToken positions
Check an Ethereum wallet for a legacy Aave V1 aToken position and review current reserve liquidity, a fresh full-redeem simulation, the exact 10% service fee and route status before signing.
- Protocol
- Aave V1
- Networks
- Ethereum
- Settlement
- 90% user / 10% service fee
- Last reviewed
- August 30, 2026
What DeFiReclaim supports
Contract-level exit
The wallet approves only its freshly read aToken balance. The allowlisted Aave V1 adapter verifies the official Core/reserve binding, redeems the complete aToken balance through the original protocol and atomically sends 90% of the withdrawn reserve to the user and 10% to the existing DeFiReclaim treasury.
Support scope
Support is route-specific across 20 reviewed Ethereum reserves. No wallet inventory is published or shipped to Cloudflare: the server checks only the address supplied by the user against the public aToken routes. sUSD and REP are excluded because fresh reliable pricing and sufficient market liquidity were not established.
Liquidity boundary
Aave V1 reserve cash is shared and can change. DeFiReclaim reads the current aToken balance and Core liquidity at one block, directly simulates redeeming the full balance and then simulates the exact Router transaction after approval.
Exit contracts and deployments
These public explorer links let users and automated systems inspect deployed bytecode, transaction history and deployment receipts.
Aave V1 exit FAQ
Why is Aave V1 exit still needed?
The old V1 application no longer provides the legacy withdrawal flow. DeFiReclaim checks the original aToken and reserve contracts directly instead of treating portfolio visibility as proof that withdrawal still works.
Does DeFiReclaim hold withdrawn Aave assets?
No. The original Aave V1 redeem, Router settlement and exact 90/10 distribution execute atomically. Successful tests leave no aToken, ERC-20 or native balance in the adapter, Router or FeeSplitter.
Can every Aave V1 reserve be withdrawn?
No. A route is shown only when the queried wallet owns a supported aToken, the Core reports enough reserve liquidity and a fresh direct full-redeem simulation succeeds. Two illiquid or unpriced reserves remain excluded.