CoW Swap: Frontend is back online, users need to verify authorization contract addresses
Foresight News reports that Felix Leupold, Head of Technology at CoW Swap, posted an update on X stating that the CoW Swap frontend is back online and users can access it via swap.cow.finance. He reminded users to only sign authorizations for the original GPv2VaultRelayer contract address.
Previously, Foresight News reported that CoW Swap announced yesterday that its frontend had experienced an outage and advised users not to trade on the platform temporarily.
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