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Connect your wallet
Connect Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, the Aretia extension or another Solana wallet. Aretia never holds your keys or your recovery phrase: this page only reads public data for the wallet you connect, and your own wallet asks you to approve anything that moves money.
No wallet yet? Aretia's own wallet is still in development. Read about it and join the waitlist.
Holdings
Send or pay
Send SOL or a token you hold to a Solana address, or pay a .sns name. You review the full transaction here, then approve it in your own wallet.
- Transfers on Solana cannot be reversed. Check the full address on the review screen.
- Aretia never holds your keys. Your wallet shows the transaction and signs it; this page then submits it.
- Before it asks your wallet, the page simulates the transaction on a public RPC. A failed simulation blocks the send.
- The addresses and amounts involved, and any .sns name you type, are sent to a public Solana RPC.
- Sending a token to an address that has no account for it opens one, paid in SOL by you (about 0.002 SOL).
- ACT carries a 1.5% transfer fee on every move, so the recipient gets slightly less than you send.
Good to know before you use Swings
- Your wallet signs everything. Aretia never holds your keys or your money.
- You see the cost first. The quote, the least you will receive and every fee are shown before anything is signed.
- Quotes are not promises. Prices move, and a quote runs out after a short time.
- Big trades in small pools can be sandwiched. Swaps are not sent through a protected route.
- A coin being listed is not a recommendation. Check the safety notes and the address before you buy.
- The swap window marks any network that is switched off.
Look up a token with Aretia Radar
Search for a token by name or symbol, or paste its address. Radar gathers what it can find about the token's market, contract and holders, scores it, and shows what it could not find as unknown. It needs no wallet connection and it never trades.
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- Radar is analysis, not advice or a forecast. A high score does not mean a token will rise, and a clean check does not mean it is safe.
- Anything it could not find shows as unknown, and unknown is never counted as a pass.
- Contract checks are as reported by the data sources named in each result, and may be incomplete or late, especially for new tokens.
- A name you search is sent to the wallet's token search (Aretia's registry and GeckoTerminal). The token address you analyze is sent to Aretia's Radar server and its data sources, and nowhere else.
Launch a token
Create it, give it a market, and let people buy it. Your own wallet signs every step; Aretia never holds your keys.
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Give it a market
A pool opens a market right away at a starting price you choose.
Carbon credits on-chain, under the registry’s control
We are building software that would let a carbon registry put credits it has authorised onto a blockchain, with every step checked and reconciled. The registry stays in charge: its record is always the one that counts.
How a credit would move- The registry authorises which credits may go on a chain, how many, and where.
- The organisation asks for those exact serial numbers to be tokenised, with a signed, one-time request.
- A second person approves. The person who asked cannot.
- The registry is asked again just before anything is created. If the credit has changed, it stops.
- The token is created, then the registry, the ledger and the chain are compared and any difference is flagged.
- A retirement counts only when the registry itself confirms it. Burning a token is not a retirement.
- Issue, approve, reconcile, retire workflow
- Built, simulated
- Connection to a real registry
- None
- Token contract on a network
- Not deployed, not audited
- Live carbon credits
- None
- A carbon registry willing to work with us, with its own documentation, credentials and written approval.
- An independent security audit of the token contract and the key management.
- Legal and data-protection review, and approval of the issuance and retirement workflows.
Tokenised carbon credits would be listed here once they exist. None do today, so there is nothing to hold or trade.
Protected transfers
Lock a transfer on-chain for a short protection period, and cancel it if something looks wrong before it reaches the recipient.
What it does- Funds wait in an on-chain vault for the protection period; only you can cancel before it ends
- The blockchain enforces the delay: nobody else, Aretia included, can move, redirect or hold the funds
- New recipients and high-value transfers get longer protection, and the wallet says why
Security audit · Mainnet in the wallet · Base
- Solana mainnet (this page)
- Not deployed
- Solana devnet
- Testnet
- Ethereum Sepolia
- Testnet
- BNB Chain and Polygon mainnet
- Deployed, not audited
- Ethereum mainnet
- Not deployed
- SafeSend deployed on Solana mainnet. Today the Solana program exists on devnet only.
- A security audit of the vault and the program before it holds anyone’s real funds.
You can try it on the supported testnets in the Aretia browser extension, which is in development and not yet in the Chrome Web Store.