OTUS
Don't trust,
verify.
Every request opens in three steps. Read as much or as little as you want, then decide.
- 1Balances
Every balance of yours that changes, and what a proposal you vote on would do with its vault.
- 2Programs
Each program and instruction in plain words, and everything Otus adds to it.
- 3Verdict
A verdict with its reasons. Never a blind "approve".
When it's wrong
You see it
before it happens
A fake site asks you for one signature. Otus reads what it really does:
- ×An unlimited approval: someone could move all your USDC, any time
- !Almost all your SOL leaves
- !squads-vault.example is not squads.so
- !You never signed for this site
Otus never decides for you. To sign something it flags as not safe, you first say you understand the risk.
Guards
Onchain guards
lock in what you reviewed
When you sign, Otus adds onchain checks that hold your accounts to what you reviewed. If a transaction would leave you with less, it fails onchain and nothing moves.
Everything Otus adds is listed in the review, under its own name. Nothing hidden.
ADDED BY OTUS + Lighthouse: 2 guards on your accounts + Compute Budget: 62,000 compute units HELD ONCHAIN Your SOL: only the fee leaves or the whole transaction fails
Activity
No explorer needed
Every transaction of yours, read in plain words, right in the wallet.
- ✓Every balance it moved, the fee and who paid it
- ✓Its memo, its programs, the full address on the other side
- ✓Dust from lookalike addresses flagged, failures with what they cost
The explorer is one click away, if you still want it.
The wallet
Simple where it can be
- ✓Keys sealed on your device (AES-256-GCM, password through Argon2id), or on a Ledger.
- ✓Warns when an address only looks like one you know.
- ✓Squads v4 proposals read in words.
- ✓Activity for each wallet.
- ✓Works with any Solana app.
Open source
Every line is public
Read it. Build it. Compare it with what you installed. A wallet that asks you to verify should be verifiable itself.
Read the code