Exactly. Clear signing is only as trustworthy as what the wallet actually displays. That’s why security needs to go beyond human-readable descriptions to ensure the information presented accurately reflects the transaction being signed. Closing that gap is critical to making clear signing truly secure. Reply to @KaiaChain: @CertiK Readable prompts help, but what the wallet actually renders matters just as much. Clearer descriptions only make signing safer if users see them the way the standard intends. @CertiK