Help & support

Aretia Wallet is a browser extension that is still in development and not yet published to the Chrome Web Store. Once it is, you will install it from the store listing linked on the wallet page.

Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon, all from one recovery phrase. Solana devnet and Ethereum Sepolia are available for testing.

Aretia is self-custody: nobody, including Aretia Finance, can recover your wallet for you. Write the phrase down offline and store it somewhere safe.

A page where you connect a Solana wallet you already use (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, the Aretia extension and others) to see your balances and activity, send SOL or tokens (to an address or a .sns name), and trade ACT through Jupiter. It never asks for your recovery phrase and never holds keys: your own wallet signs everything. To show your holdings it sends your public address to Jupiter, DexScreener and a Solana RPC. To quote and build a swap it sends the two tokens, the amount and your address to Jupiter, and the page simulates the swap against your balances before your wallet is asked to sign. The live chart on the Swap page and on token pages is an embedded third-party chart, so your browser contacts DexScreener (the chart provider) while it is open; it is told the pool being shown, never your wallet address. It also has Shield, which checks an address you paste (sent to the same RPC). Before a send, the page simulates it and shows you the full recipient address; your own wallet signs it, and you can decline.

A review screen with the decoded transaction: recipient, amount and an estimated network fee. If the wallet cannot decode something, it says so rather than guessing.

No. You pay the normal network fee. ACT transfers additionally carry ACT’s own 1.5% on-chain transfer fee, which is part of the token, not an Aretia Wallet charge. ACT-denominated service fees for Aretia products are on the roadmap.

Swaps on Solana are routed through Jupiter. You see the quote first and confirm it in the wallet.

Aretia’s ecosystem token: an SPL Token-2022 mint on Solana mainnet with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. Its mint and freeze authorities are revoked.

Every ACT transfer has a 1.5% fee withheld by the Token-2022 program itself. The treasury collects it and splits it: 1% to the Climate Treasury and 0.5% to treasury operations.

The mint address is 7Ut5njM9ajGDjP83WvJmvrAcfi9JoVYrHSK5x5sSFrTG. Check it on the Verify page or any Solana explorer, and never trust a token by name alone.

No. The planned presale has been cancelled, and no presale will take place. ACT is acquired by trading in its liquidity pools, which opened on 2 October 2026; see the Buy page.

Yes. ACT trades in two Meteora pools (ACT/USDC and ACT/SOL), each seeded by the treasury with about 4.9 million ACT at a floor of $0.005. The liquidity is permanently locked, so no one, the treasury included, can withdraw it. The pool addresses are on the Buy page. Pool trading adds a 0.25% pool fee on top of ACT’s 1.5% transfer fee, and nothing here is investment advice.

Before you send, Shield checks whether the recipient is a contract or a wallet and whether the address has any on-chain activity. It also warns about unlimited token approvals and transactions it cannot decode.

No. Shield is a safety check, not a privacy tool. Privacy-preserving transaction options are on the roadmap and are not built.

A brand-new address with no on-chain activity is common for fresh wallets, but also for typos and scams. Confirm the address with the recipient through another channel before sending.

ENS names like vitalik.eth on EVM networks and Solana Name Service names ending in .sol on Solana.

The wallet resolves the name first and shows you the resulting address on the review screen before you sign.

Encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM, using a key derived from your password with PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256. They never leave the browser.

Open Settings → Connected sites in the wallet and remove it. Each site only ever sees the accounts you connected it to.

Never. Anyone asking for your recovery phrase or private key is attempting to steal your funds.