Active two-stage exitWithdraw Babylon Finance Garden positions
Check an Ethereum wallet for a supported Babylon Finance Garden position and review the immutable two-stage vault exit flow and onchain contracts.
- Protocol
- Babylon Finance
- Networks
- Ethereum
- Settlement
- 90% user / 10% service fee
- Last reviewed
- August 30, 2026
What DeFiReclaim supports
Contract-level exit
Babylon restarts a Garden hardlock when shares move. Exit therefore uses two explicit transactions: fund the user-specific vault, then return after the hardlock and complete the final Garden exit with the 90/10 split.
Support scope
Garden support is determined by the queried wallet and share token. The site shows the personal vault, current phase and expected final output before any signature.
Liquidity boundary
The first transaction does not represent a completed exit. DeFiReclaim only reports final success after the hardlock has expired and the exit transaction is confirmed.
Exit contracts and deployments
These public explorer links let users and automated systems inspect deployed bytecode, transaction history and deployment receipts.
Babylon Vault Factory
0xec3a48e13a00c520aaff869656af31305c2f1289Vault Implementation
0x6b25acef9b096c3e37f3c606cbd31ce0118a6bcbBabylon Finance exit FAQ
Why does Babylon exit require two transactions?
Moving Garden shares starts a new protocol hardlock. The first transaction places shares in the user-specific vault; the second exits after the protocol-enforced waiting period.
Can DeFiReclaim bypass the Babylon hardlock?
No. The service follows the protocol contract rules and does not claim to bypass a hardlock or other onchain restriction.