Console Overview
The 3F Console is the web UI bridge facilitators use to manage offers, mints, and claims against active auctions. This section is the operational guide for that UI; for the underlying API and contract semantics, see Onboarding and Settlement.
Two ways to participate
Section titled “Two ways to participate”The console supports two flows. Pick the one that matches your custody setup.
| Flow | Best for | Requires |
|---|---|---|
| Pull offers | An EOA (MetaMask, Rabby, Ledger, etc.) you sign with directly. | Per-offer EIP-712 signature + ERC-20 approval. |
| Push offers | Fireblocks, Safe, or any custody where you can’t sign EIP-712 messages on-chain. | A whitelisted EOA + a generated API key + a Safe / EVM custody address. |
If you’re on Fireblocks (or any custody that doesn’t expose EIP-712 signing), use push offers.
Documents
Section titled “Documents”- Getting started — connect your wallet, switch networks.
- Push offers (Fireblocks / Safe) — the 5-phase flow for custody users.
- Pull offers (direct EOA) — sign and submit offers from your wallet.
- Managing offers — view live offers and cancel.
- Mint & Claim (request-push) — connect your offer wallet at request-push.3f.xyz and mint or claim with one button. Recommended for push.
- Provisioning matched offers — alternative: export a Safe Transaction Builder JSON for matched push offers.
- Claiming repaid bridges — claim principal + interest once a bridge repays.
App layout reference
Section titled “App layout reference”The console is a single page split into three tabs in the top navigation:
- Auctions — browse live auctions and submit offers.
- User — your live offers, pending mints, and open bridges.
- Settings — wallet, network, push-offer (API key + Safe address) configuration.
The navbar (above the tabs) holds the wallet connector, the network toggle (Mainnet / Testnet), the BF + LP API health indicators, and the theme switch. The Refresh button sits to the right of the tab bar and invalidates every active query at once.