Blind signing, explained in a few sentences:
Many hardware wallets disable blind signing by default. If you encounter a contract call that your device can’t interpret, you’ll need to manually enable blind signing in the settings.
The risk of signing is that the blockchain only checks whether the signature is valid—it doesn’t care whether the signer understood what they were signing.
Be sure to check the website domain shown in the signing request, too. If it doesn’t match the site you intended to visit, reject the request.
$ETH 1807.42（-4.63%）
Many hardware wallets disable blind signing by default. If you encounter a contract call that your device can’t interpret, you’ll need to manually enable blind signing in the settings.
The risk of signing is that the blockchain only checks whether the signature is valid—it doesn’t care whether the signer understood what they were signing.
Be sure to check the website domain shown in the signing request, too. If it doesn’t match the site you intended to visit, reject the request.
$ETH 1807.42（-4.63%）
