Active Ethereum exit routesWithdraw legacy Balancer V1 pool positions
Check an Ethereum wallet for a supported Balancer V1 pool token and review the current multi-asset basket, minimum outputs, exact 10% service fee and active onchain route before signing.
- Protocol
- Balancer 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 Balancer pool-token balance. The dedicated allowlisted Router verifies the configured core or smart-pool binding, calls the original Balancer V1 exit, checks every constituent against a fresh minimum and atomically sends 90% of each withdrawn token to the user and 10% to the service treasury.
Support scope
Support is wallet-scoped and limited to 191 reviewed Ethereum routes that passed a complete state-changing fork exit. Candidate wallets, balances and route-to-wallet mappings are not published; the server discovers only balances for the address supplied by the user across public route metadata.
Liquidity boundary
Balancer V1 pool composition and balances can change. DeFiReclaim reads the current tokens and pool balances at one block, calculates the full multi-asset exit with conservative minimums and simulates the exact Router transaction before signing.
Exit contracts and deployments
These public explorer links let users and automated systems inspect deployed bytecode, transaction history and deployment receipts.
Balancer V1 Exit Router
0x7a368cad8d27fc729590e66842eabb9bf6e1d5c8Balancer V1 Fee Splitter
0x8edbcf22270018be1a4c37a2ec188c6af1edb1a2Balancer V1 exit FAQ
What does a Balancer V1 exit return?
A full pool exit can return two to eight ERC-20 assets. DeFiReclaim shows the current basket and applies the disclosed 90/10 split separately to every token actually withdrawn.
Does DeFiReclaim hold Balancer V1 assets?
No. The original pool exit and every per-token distribution execute atomically. A failed minimum or route check reverts the transaction, and a successful exit leaves no temporary pool token or output balance in the Router or Fee Splitter.
Can every Balancer V1 pool token be withdrawn?
No. A route appears only when the queried wallet holds a supported pool token and the current pool composition, prices, outputs and complete Router simulation all pass the live checks.