What the wallet shows
Deposit 10,000 USDC
to 0x0c77a31f...d894
An address, an amount, and a button to continue. That is the whole screen for many people.
Back to Proof of Audits
Browser extension in testing
Know before you approve.
Your wallet shows an address and asks you to continue. This add-on checks the live contract first: did the code change, who can change it, and can you get money out.
If something deserves your attention, you get a warning before your wallet opens. You still decide what to do.
Free during testing. Name, email, and why you want it. Cannot touch your money.
Proof of AuditsStopped before your wallet
You are about to
Deposit 10,000 USDC
Function: put money in. Two actions in this request.
What we found
Looks consistent
The code running today matches the version covered by the linked reviews.
Review score
812 / 900
Who can change it
3 of 5 people
Can you leave?
Withdrawals are open
Who checked this function
Asha Rao, public inbox listed
Your wallet opens after this check. You still make the decision. Example only.
What that screen does not say
- The code running today is not the version reviewers checked.
- One wallet can stop withdrawals.
- This request also lets the app move as many tokens as it wants.
See what shows up before you approve.
Pick an example. The add-on starts with a clear answer, then shows the function you are using, who checked it, whether the live code still matches, who can change it, and whether you can leave.
app.aave.com
Wallet transaction request
Before your wallet opens
Supply 10,000 USDC
to 0x0e76f12d07...53beb3
Looks consistent
Strong review record
The code running today matches the version covered by the linked reviews.
See the evidenceExample only. This is not a live result.
What we found
Looks consistent
The code running today matches the version covered by the linked reviews.
Review score
812 / 900
Higher means we found more current records we could check. It does not mean risk free.
The function you are using
Put money in
supply
Moves your 10,000 USDC into the pool and records your deposit.
Action score 74 / 100
3 public reviews covered this version of the function. 3 of those 3 match the body running now.
Who checked this function
Asha Rao
Wrote the public explanation of this function
asha@example.com
Example public contact. Private inboxes stay hidden.
Who else checked the protocol
OpenZeppelin
Public review of the protocol
Public report linked. No personal inbox listed.
Trail of Bits
Public review of the protocol
Public report linked. No personal inbox listed.
Sigma Prime
Public review of the protocol
Public report linked. No personal inbox listed.
Is it still the same?
Same version reviewed
The code running today matches the version covered by the linked reviews.
Can you leave?
You can withdraw
In this example, withdrawals are open and no one can stop every exit.
Who can change it
Important changes need more than one person to agree.
Update the contract3 of 5 people must agreeChecked
Pause activityA named groupChecked
Change price feeds2 of 3 people must agreeWatched
Move shared fundsA public vote with a delayChecked
Several actions at once
This request includes 2 actions
Some apps send more than one action in a single wallet request. Check each one before you continue.
- 1
Allow the app to move 10,000 USDC
USDC token
- 2
Put 10,000 USDC into the pool
Aave V4 pool
We did not add a warning to this example. The code, control, and exit records agree with each other.
How this helps when you are about to click
The add-on is for the moment your wallet opens. It does not replace a review. It shows the current record for the contract you are about to use.
You are about to put money in
The add-on stops first and tells you whether the code running today is the version reviewers checked, and whether withdrawals look open.
You are about to let an app spend your tokens
You see the function being called, who checked that function, and whether one wallet can freeze or move funds.
The site looks familiar
A copied site can point at a different contract. The add-on compares the live code with the reviewed version before your wallet opens.
Your wallet grouped several actions
Some apps send two or three actions in one request. You see each action, not only the last line on the wallet screen.
Know where the check stops
It does not cover message signing yet
Some scams ask you to sign a message instead of sending a transaction. The extension does not step in for those requests yet.
No information does not mean safe or unsafe
If we do not have enough information, we say that clearly. We will not fill an empty record with a green result.
A good result is not a promise
It means the records we checked agree with each other. Reviewers can miss problems, and a contract can still carry risk.
Your wallet stays in charge
The extension cannot send money, approve a transaction, or see your private keys. It can only show information before your wallet opens.
What it sends when you make a check
It sends the contract address, the network, and the action you are about to take. It does not send your private keys, recovery phrase, wallet address, or browsing history.
Join the waiting list
The add-on is still being tested, so there is no public download yet. Leave your name, email, and why you want it. We will invite a small group first.
We use your email to send the testing invite. Your answer helps us choose which warnings to work on first.