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Multisend address is a big part of Gnosis-safe's security and I am sure that ones deployed by Safe team are all well secured. However, I could not find Safe documents sharing either:

  • Safe's verified Multisend addresses
  • Safe's verified bytecodes for Multisend contract
  • Safe's mechanic behind choosing multisend address for each transaction

For users, it's important for us to be able to verify what Multisend we are interacting with. For example a malicious multisend while executing batch of 100+ transactions could include a token approval in between the batch making it impossible for us users to realize.

So it would be great if Safe team could share how this address is chosen for each transaction. Thanks!

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To determine the Multisend address used for a transaction, check the “to” field of the transaction on a block explorer like Etherscan. If it’s a batch transaction, the address corresponds to the Multisend contract deployed by Safe on that network. You can also verify it via Safe’s deployment registry.

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  • Sure it's available in the to field. But my question was mostly based in the case that Safe UI could be malicious due to multiple reasons and give wrong Multisend address. Could you point me to Safe's deployment registry that has all the multisend addresses across all chains? Commented Nov 1 at 2:30

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