Before you sign, know what you’re actually signing.
A wallet can show you “Confirm”, “Sign” or “Send”.
But the transaction underneath may be doing something very different.
Plainsign is being built to make that difference visible.
It analyzes the effects of a transaction and explains them in plain language:
• what leaves your wallet now
• what someone may be able to take later
• what permissions you are granting
• whether control of a contract can change
• what deserves a second look before you sign
Plainsign never holds your keys, never signs transactions and never moves your funds.
It’s free, open source and built around one simple idea:
read before you sign.
We’ve now published Plainsign on Giveth.
If you believe crypto transactions should be understandable before they become irreversible, you can support the project here:
https://giveth.io/project/plainsign
More soon.
A wallet can show you “Confirm”, “Sign” or “Send”.
But the transaction underneath may be doing something very different.
Plainsign is being built to make that difference visible.
It analyzes the effects of a transaction and explains them in plain language:
• what leaves your wallet now
• what someone may be able to take later
• what permissions you are granting
• whether control of a contract can change
• what deserves a second look before you sign
Plainsign never holds your keys, never signs transactions and never moves your funds.
It’s free, open source and built around one simple idea:
read before you sign.
We’ve now published Plainsign on Giveth.
If you believe crypto transactions should be understandable before they become irreversible, you can support the project here:
https://giveth.io/project/plainsign
More soon.