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Shield
See who may move your tokens, and revoke that access in one click. Your wallet signs; ByteGuard never holds a key.
The problem it prevents
A stale delegation draining a wallet months after you forgot you granted it.
Who it is for
Any Solana wallet owner. Especially anyone who has used a DEX, a launchpad or an airdrop checker.
How it works
- 01Connect a wallet and sign a message. It is not a transaction and costs no fee.
- 02Shield lists active delegations on your SPL Token and Token-2022 accounts: token, delegate, approved amount.
- 03Click Revoke. The browser builds the instruction; your wallet signs and sends it.
- 04Shield watches the signature and tells you when the approval is gone.
What you get
- Every active approval with its delegate and amount.
- One-click revoke, confirmed on chain.
- The Solana slot the list was read at.
Limits and caveats
- You pay the normal network fee for a revoke.
- A frozen token account cannot be revoked.
- Continuous monitoring, alerts and watching other wallets come in Phase 2.
Questions
Does ByteGuard ever hold my keys?
No. Non-custodial: your wallet builds nothing on our servers and signs everything itself.
What does signing in actually sign?
A text message naming the site, your address and a one-time code valid for five minutes. It is not a transaction.
Can I watch a wallet I do not own?
Not yet. Watching other wallets and alerts are Phase 2.
Mobile?
Android Chrome connects through the Mobile Wallet Adapter. On iOS, open the app inside your wallet's browser.