Active exit routesWithdraw Rook and KeeperDAO funds
Check an Ethereum wallet for withdrawable Rook or KeeperDAO positions and review the live contract route, liquidity, fee and explorer evidence before signing.
- Protocol
- Rook / KeeperDAO
- Networks
- Ethereum
- Settlement
- 90% user / 10% service fee
- Last reviewed
- August 30, 2026
What DeFiReclaim supports
Contract-level exit
The wallet approves only the detected receipt-token amount. The allowlisted Rook adapter calls the legacy pool, returns the output to the exit router and completes the 90/10 split atomically.
Support scope
Current public routes cover selected ETH, DAI, USDC, WETH and renBTC receipt-token positions. Eligibility and current output are determined wallet by wallet on a fresh block.
Liquidity boundary
Pool liquidity is shared and can change between discovery and signing. DeFiReclaim runs a fresh simulation immediately before presenting the exit transaction.
Exit contracts and deployments
These public explorer links let users and automated systems inspect deployed bytecode, transaction history and deployment receipts.
Exit Router
0x3bb094cf51f941d121e480cd929ff3f21f1e7770Rook Adapter
0x185ae2df8a392b05292fab04d1c817a693dbb235Fee Splitter
0xe321a724b887a427eb4238a32729f90ad3072634Rook / KeeperDAO exit FAQ
Can DeFiReclaim withdraw every Rook position?
No. The public wallet check confirms whether a supported receipt token, active route and sufficient current liquidity are available for that specific address.
Does DeFiReclaim take custody of Rook funds?
No. The user signs from the owning wallet, and a successful route distributes the output in the same transaction: 90% to the user and 10% to the service treasury.