Questions, answered precisely.

It is a web-based workspace of wallet modules. Instead of storing funds, it connects to your existing self-custody wallet and provides tooling on top of it: validation, recovery, staking, bridging, airdrop claims, token migration and portfolio reporting.

Nothing is held by the platform. Every state-changing action requires a signature from your own wallet.

Any wallet that exposes an EIP-1193 provider — including popular browser extensions and mobile wallets connected through WalletConnect.

Networks currently available: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche and Solana, plus additional EVM-compatible chains on request.

The initial connection is read-only: it only reveals your public address and network so the interface can load the correct balances. Any operation that changes state — a stake, a bridge, a claim — opens a signature request you approve or reject in your wallet.

Recovery re-establishes the connection between a wallet you already control and the accounts or dApps it was previously interacting with. It verifies ownership with a signature, then restores the association on-chain.

It cannot regenerate a lost seed phrase. No third party can — and any service that claims otherwise is a risk to your assets.

Ownership of an address, integrity of contract interactions, allowance exposure, and whether a given signature request matches the action described in the interface. The result is a clear pass or a listing of the specific findings found on-chain.

Rewards accrue per epoch based on the network's issuance schedule and the share of stake delegated. Fixed-rate pools display an APR that reflects the current validator set; variable pools publish a rolling rate.

Harvesting is permissionless. Once redeemed, assets return to your spot balance on the following day.

Liquid staking positions have no lock-up — you can exit at any time subject to network conditions. Native validator staking follows the chain's own unbonding period, which the module displays before you sign.

At launch: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche and Polygon — four of the leading networks and protocols. The bridge protocol has built-in capability to add new chains without an interface migration.

Transfers are validated by the destination chain before funds are credited, so timing depends on finality of the source network.

The claim module checks your address against published eligibility sets, shows the amount and the claim contract, then requests a signature. Whitelist entries reserve a priority spot for minting before the public stage opens.

No account is required to use the modules. Contact form submissions contain only what you write. Wallet addresses are public chain data and are never tied to identity by the platform.

Using the modules is free. You only pay the network gas fee, which is estimated and shown before signing. Bridging and swaps quote any protocol fee explicitly in the preview — there are no hidden charges.

Open the Migration module, select the legacy token, and review the destination contract address. The module verifies that the target address is the published successor contract before requesting a signature. Your balance is burned on the old contract and minted on the new one within the same transaction batch.

Yes. The interface supports switching the active address without disconnecting. Portfolio views can aggregate multiple addresses into one report for profit-and-loss and tax summaries.

Close it immediately. A seed phrase is the master key to every account derived from it; no legitimate service, including this one, requires it. Legitimate operations are always signed inside your wallet, never typed into a web form.

Standard tickets are answered within one business day. Transaction-stuck or asset-at-risk reports are prioritised and usually acknowledged within a couple of hours. Include the transaction hash for the fastest route to a resolution.