Before swapping tokens on Fraxswap, always verify the contract address matches the official project's documentation and check for audit reports. This prevents scams and ensures you're interacting with legitimate assets on Frax Finance's native Fraxswap AMM.

Why contract verification matters
Fraudulent token contracts can drain wallets or deliver worthless assets. Since Fraxswap AMM is permissionless, anyone can create fake versions of popular tokens. The Fraxswap protocol executes trades exactly as coded - it won't protect you from malicious contracts. Always verify independently before connecting your wallet.

Three-step verification process
1. Get the official contract address from the project's verified Twitter, website, or CoinGecko listing. Cross-check this with the contract you see in the Fraxswap exchange interface. 2.