Bunny App
Bunny Financial App
One interface for open finance.
Access decentralized token exchange, liquidity pools and token launch tools through a wallet-based interface designed around visible transaction details and direct user authorization.
Access supported protocol tools through a compatible wallet.
Bunny does not require users to deposit assets into an internal account.
Material transaction information is presented before authorization.
Authorized actions are submitted to compatible blockchain contracts.
What is the Bunny App?
The user interface for Bunny protocol tools.
The Bunny App helps users configure decentralized finance actions, review available transaction information and send the final request to a compatible wallet for authorization.
The application provides access to token swaps, liquidity pools and token launch workflows without replacing the user’s wallet or taking control of wallet credentials.
The connected wallet remains responsible for displaying the final signature or transaction request. Users can approve, reject or close that request before it is submitted to the blockchain.
Application access
Choose what you want to do.
Open the relevant Bunny module and review its mechanics before connecting a wallet or authorizing an on-chain action.
Swap digital assets
Prepare a decentralized token exchange, review the estimated output, liquidity route, price impact and slippage conditions.
Open DEX OverviewExplore liquidity pools
Review pool composition, asset requirements, liquidity positions, fee exposure and impermanent loss risk.
Open Liquidity OverviewPrepare a token launch
Define token identity, supply, permissions, distribution and initial market liquidity before deployment.
Open Token LaunchBunny App modules
Different workflows. One authorization model.
Every module prepares a different type of action, but the connected wallet remains the final authorization boundary.
Decentralized Exchange
Select compatible assets, review an estimated route and prepare a wallet-authorized on-chain token swap.
↗Liquidity Pools
Review compatible pools and understand how asset composition, fees and market movement can affect a liquidity position.
↗Token Launch
Organize token identity, supply structure, administrative permissions, deployment and initial liquidity.
↗Knowledge Base
Learn how wallets, swaps, pools, smart contracts and token approvals work before using the related application module.
↗How to use the Bunny App
From module selection to blockchain confirmation.
Open the official application
Access Bunny through the verified official domain. Avoid wallet connections initiated through unknown advertisements, copied websites or unsolicited messages.
Select a protocol module
Choose token exchange, liquidity pools or token launch according to the action you intend to prepare.
Confirm the blockchain network
Verify that the active wallet network matches the contracts, tokens and protocol function you intend to use.
Connect a compatible wallet
Approve the basic connection request without entering a private key or wallet recovery phrase into the website.
Configure the intended action
Select assets, enter amounts or define contract settings according to the requirements of the active module.
Review the transaction preview
Check token addresses, amounts, route, slippage, permissions, network fee and other available conditions.
Authorize through the wallet
Read the final wallet request and approve it only when the displayed action matches your intention.
Wait for blockchain confirmation
The signed transaction must be submitted and processed by the selected blockchain before the result is final.
Wallet authorization
The application prepares. The wallet authorizes.
The Bunny App does not sign transactions on behalf of the user. The connected wallet remains responsible for presenting the final request and receiving the user’s decision.
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Connection is not a transaction
A basic connection generally allows the application to read the public wallet address and active network.
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Approvals are separate permissions
A token approval may authorize a contract to use a defined asset amount and can remain active afterward.
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Transactions require a signature
The wallet requests authorization before submitting an on-chain action.
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Users can reject the request
Closing or rejecting an unsigned wallet request prevents it from being submitted.
Transaction preview
Review every stage before submission.
The visible application state, wallet request and final blockchain result are separate stages of the same interaction.
Input
Select assets, amounts or token settings.
Estimate
Review available output and cost information.
Wallet
Inspect the final permission or transaction request.
Network
The signed transaction is submitted for processing.
Result
Confirm the final transaction status on-chain.
Blockchain networks
The correct contract depends on the correct network.
A token or contract address on one blockchain does not automatically represent the same asset or protocol component on another network.
Before preparing an action, confirm the wallet network, native fee asset and official contract addresses for the selected environment.
Review Protocol DocumentationApplication security
Security checks belong inside every workflow.
The Bunny App should be accessed only through the official domain. Users remain responsible for wallet credentials, approvals and signatures.
Verify the website
Check the official Bunny domain before connecting a wallet or approving any request.
Protect private access
Never enter a private key or recovery phrase into the application, a support message or a third-party form.
Verify contract addresses
Use the exact token contract rather than relying only on a token name, logo or symbol.
Review spending permission
Check which contract receives approval and whether the spending limit is appropriate.
Read the wallet request
Reject signatures and transactions that do not match the action prepared in the application.
Confirm the final status
Check the blockchain result rather than assuming that wallet authorization guarantees successful execution.
Application model
A protocol interface is not a custodial account.
The distinction determines who controls assets, signs transactions and manages account recovery.
Direct wallet-based interaction.
- Users connect a compatible blockchain wallet
- Assets remain under wallet control before authorization
- Each on-chain action requires a wallet request
- Users review and sign individual transactions
- The blockchain records the final result
- Bunny cannot recover a lost wallet recovery phrase
Platform-managed account and asset access.
- Users create an internal platform account
- Assets may be deposited into platform-controlled wallets
- The platform manages internal balances and permissions
- Transactions may occur within private infrastructure
- Withdrawals may require a separate platform request
- Account recovery depends on the platform process
Before entering the app
Verify access. Select the network. Review every request.
Only connect a wallet after confirming the official Bunny domain. Never disclose a recovery phrase and reject any transaction that does not match the action you intended.
Avoid copied websites and unknown application links.
Ensure the wallet network matches the protocol deployment.
Never disclose a private key or recovery phrase.
Approve only the transaction you intended to prepare.
Bunny App FAQ
Common questions about application access.
What is the Bunny App?
Do I need to create a Bunny account?
Does connecting a wallet transfer my assets?
Will Bunny ask for my wallet recovery phrase?
Why do I need a native network asset?
Can Bunny reverse a completed transaction?
Why can a transaction fail after I approve it?
Does the Bunny App guarantee a profitable result?
Access Bunny Financial
Choose a module and review the workflow before connecting.
Explore the available protocol tools or begin with the Bunny Knowledge Base.