Active Blast exit routesWithdraw legacy Pac Finance lending positions
Check a Blast wallet for a fork-verified Pac Finance aToken position and review current Pool liquidity, the exact 10% fee and onchain route before signing.
- Protocol
- Pac Finance
- Networks
- Blast
- Settlement
- 90% user / 10% service fee
- Last reviewed
- August 30, 2026
What DeFiReclaim supports
Contract-level exit
The wallet approves only the freshly calculated aToken amount. The allowlisted Pac adapter calls the original Aave-v3-compatible Pool, returns the withdrawn underlying to the router and atomically sends 90% to the user and 10% to the service treasury.
Support scope
Production support is limited to selected positions across four fully fork-tested markets. Direct-withdraw-only candidates are excluded whenever the complete state-changing Router path does not pass.
Liquidity boundary
Pac market liquidity is shared and can change. DeFiReclaim rechecks the live aToken balance, underlying cash and original Pool withdrawal, then simulates the complete Router transaction before requesting a signature.
Exit contracts and deployments
These public explorer links let users and automated systems inspect deployed bytecode, transaction history and deployment receipts.
Blast Exit Router
0x185ae2df8a392b05292fab04d1c817a693dbb235Pac Finance Adapter
0x3f92d227bf72d28249649e4c9afaa8502a50e46bBlast Fee Splitter
0x662c39d3284de50455ae02e9cfd34de98f303a56Pac Finance exit FAQ
Can every Pac Finance position be withdrawn?
No. A route is shown only for a wallet and market whose complete approve, Router withdrawal and exact 90/10 settlement passed an isolated Blast mainnet fork and still succeeds on a fresh simulation.
Can a Pac Finance exit be partial?
Yes. When current underlying cash is below the wallet's aToken balance, DeFiReclaim caps the proposed withdrawal below available liquidity and leaves the unused aTokens in the user's wallet.