Self-custody Solana wallet · devnet today
Your keys. Your device.
Protections on by default.
TRK is a local, self-custody Solana wallet. Your keys are encrypted on your own device and every transaction is signed there. Sends go through an on-chain escrow by default, and you see a plain-language preview before anything is signed.
Available now as a command-line wallet on Solana devnet (test network). The mobile app is coming soon.
Key protections
These are the defaults. You don't have to switch them on.
Escrow by default
SOL sends go through TRK's on-chain escrow: a 30-minute hold, then you confirm the recipient before release. If you never confirm, you can get a refund on your own after the hold plus 24 hours.
Mandatory preview
Every signature shows a plain-language summary first: amount, every fee on its own line, destinations, the programs involved and simulated balance changes. The default answer is No.
No bots
There is no auto-approval anywhere. Bot connections and bot-flagged links are blocked by default, and automated clients can never connect to the signer.
Address book checks
An encrypted address book warns you loudly when a saved address has changed or when an address only looks like one you've used before.
Strong sign-in
Email and password, with an optional authenticator code or emailed code, biometric quick-unlock, recovery codes and auto-lock after 5 idle minutes.
Spending caps
Per-transaction and 24-hour caps, set when you create your account. Going over a cap needs a loud warning, re-authentication and a typed confirmation.
NEVER type or paste your private key or seed phrase words into ANY bot (Telegram, Discord, or any other). TRK will never ask you to. Anyone who asks is trying to steal your funds.
A look at the mobile app
Design mockups of the upcoming mobile app. All balances, addresses and codes are example data.
Simple, disclosed fee
TRK charges a flat 1% on its own fee-generating actions, such as sends, escrow funding and swaps. It's shown on its own line in every preview before you sign. TRK never adds fees to transactions from external dApps. Fee details