Flow Rescue Desk — Rescue Your Aave Position Before a Liquidator Takes It

1 · Scan a position

Paste any wallet address to see its live Aave V3 position on Base. Read-only — no connection needed. Connect a wallet only if you want to run a rescue from this page.

Wallet address (Aave on Base)

2 · The penalty at risk

Estimate, read live from Aave and its oracle just now. It assumes a liquidator closes the full debt at the current oracle price and earns this collateral reserve's liquidation bonus (—). Real liquidations vary with price moves and how much debt gets closed — this is the number the desk's fee is priced on, not a promise.

If a liquidator takes it, the penalty they earn is about—

Rescue Desk fee — 25% of the penalty avoided, $3 minimum—

You keep—

The fee is charged in collateral inside the rescue transaction. The flash loan premium (0% via Balancer, 0.05% via Aave) and the swap cost of the slice sold to repay come out of that slice — everything left over returns to your wallet in the same transaction. You also pay Base network gas (usually a few cents).

3 · Rescue it

How a rescue works

Step 1 — You approve the Rescue Desk contract to pull your Aave collateral token (aToken). That approval is the only permission it ever gets.

Step 2 — You sign one rescue transaction. Inside it, the contract re-checks your live position, flash-borrows exactly your debt, repays it in full, withdraws your collateral, sells only the slice needed to repay the loan, takes the desk fee, and returns all leftovers to your wallet.

Step 3 — Done. Debt zero, position closed, collateral back with you — minus the repayment slice and the fee. If anything about the position changed since the quote, the contract refuses and nothing moves but the abort's gas.

House rules: Flow never holds your keys, never asks for a seed phrase, and never custodies funds. This page reads public chain data and builds transactions only your wallet can sign. Contract: 0xB18A…d95 on Basescan. Rescues from this page cover positions with one collateral asset and one debt asset; anything more complex, the front desk handles with you directly.