See the risk before signing
Planned transaction previews would explain expected asset movements and flag suspicious recipients or permission requests before you approve.
Solana Fund Security Platform
A personal security center for everyday Solana users and independent builders. Know the risk before you sign.
YOUR FUNDS. YOUR PERMISSIONS. YOUR DECISION.
Fund security,
before you sign.
SOLQIVA is being designed to explain what a transaction can do to your funds, flag risky permissions, and help you set limits for AI agents—all in one simple dashboard.
No signature required
Demo wallet balance ◈
128.50 SOL
● Self-custody by design
Security score ◉
92 / 100
Good · 1 item to review
Permissions to review ⌁
01
An agent has a broad spending limit
Connected agents ⌘
02
Scoped access · You set the limits
My SOL balance
SAMPLE WALLET≋
SolanaSOL · Native asset
128.50 SOLIllustrative balance
Reserved 96.00 SOLAvailable 32.50 SOL
Wallet health
DEMO RESULT92GOOD HEALTH
✓Signature preview enabled
✓Address screening enabled
!1 permission needs review
Sample assessment
Recent security activity
| EVENT | STATUS | TIME |
|---|---|---|
| ↗ Transfer preview · 2.5 SOL | Previewed | 2 min ago |
| ⌘ Agent spending limit | Review needed | 18 min ago |
| ⌕ Address screening | No sample flags | 42 min ago |
AI agent controls
DEMO ACCESSPortfolio assistantRead only · No spending access
Payment agentSpending limit · 10 SOL / day
Pause access anytime. Every permission has a boundary.
WHY SOLQIVASecurity should make sense
Security should make sense
to the person signing.
A wallet prompt can ask for a signature without making its consequences clear. Our goal is to give everyday users and small teams an understandable view of asset movements, permissions, and potential risks before they approve.
A familiar safety center for your Solana wallet.
See what could leave your wallet. Understand who gets access. Decide whether to proceed. SOLQIVA brings the clarity of a consumer payment app to the design of an onchain security advisor.
Understand the warning
Plain-language explanations instead of an unexplained score. Chinese-language guidance is a planned priority for users and builders entering the Solana ecosystem.
Keep agent access bounded
Explore spending limits, read-only access, and permission reviews. The goal is to make it clear what each wallet connection or AI agent is allowed to do.
From wallet prompt to informed decision
INTENDED PRODUCT FLOW01 / CONNECTYour wallet stays yours
Connect a supported wallet without sharing a seed phrase or private key.
02 / PREVIEWRead what could change
Inspect the proposed transaction, asset movements, and requested permissions.
03 / REVIEWUnderstand the signals
See available risk signals and their explanations, including what could not be checked.
04 / DECIDEYou make the final call
Approve in your wallet or cancel. A risk assessment is guidance, never a guarantee.
Built around individuals and small teams
Our focus is the moment a person interacts with an application: a transfer, a token transaction, a new permission, or an agent spending request. This user-facing layer is intended to complement protocol audits, monitoring, and incident response.
IN DEVELOPMENT
A working interface. A clear next step.
Today you can explore a browser-based demo with sample balances, risk reports, agent controls, and a simulated community globe. Live wallet integration, transaction simulation, risk-data sources, and Chinese-language explanations are planned work.
Does this demo protect or hold real funds?
No. This version does not connect a live wallet, hold funds, intercept transactions, or change onchain permissions. The reserve and release controls only adjust sample balances within the demo.
Is SOLQIVA an official Solana or Alipay product?
No. SOLQIVA is an independent project. The consumer safety-center concept is a usability reference, not a partnership or endorsement by Solana Foundation or Alipay.
Can a risk check guarantee that a transaction is safe?
No. Risk signals can be incomplete, and simulation cannot rule out every threat. The planned product should explain its findings and limitations so users can make an informed decision.