Stop single-key SOL drains

Secure your SOL before it is too late.

Never let one stolen key drain your vaulted SOL. Put SOL in a policy vault, keep a small instant lane for normal use, and force larger exits through delays, guardians, cancellation, or freeze.

SecureYourSOL does not detect stolen keys. It protects SOL inside the vault by enforcing the withdrawal rules you set before anything goes wrong.

Vaulted
SOL follows on-chain policy
Usable
wallet keeps daily activity
Guarded
large exits can be stopped
Stolen-key drain defense
Example protection flow
Active
1
Key gets stolen
Attacker can sign from the wallet
constrained
2
Attempts 10 SOL exit
Above the 0.25 SOL instant lane
blocked
3
Vault queues withdrawal
24h timelock starts on chain
delayed
4
Guardian reacts
Cancel, freeze, or approve before execution
guarded

The app does not need to detect the compromise. The vault checks your policy before protected SOL can leave.

0.25 SOL
instant lane
24h
large exit delay
2/3
guardian threshold
Vaulted SOL follows on-chain rules
Small instant lane for normal use
Large exits can be delayed, cancelled, or frozen
10-second model

A stolen key can sign. It still cannot bypass the vault.

That is the product in plain English: protect the SOL inside the vault, keep your wallet usable, and make every larger exit obey your rules.

01

Vault the SOL that matters

Deposit the SOL you do not want exposed. Your wallet receives secSOL as the claim.

02

Keep your wallet usable

Leave spending SOL outside the vault. Trade, mint, and use apps without multisig on every click.

03

A stolen key hits rules

The attacker can sign, but large exits must pass limits, delays, guardians, cancellation, and freeze.

Normal hot wallet

Key stolen
Attacker signs transfer
SOL leaves instantly

SecureYourSOL vault

Key stolen
Attacker requests withdrawal
Vault checks instant limit and delay
Guardian can cancel or freeze
The model

Security at the asset layer, not just the wallet layer.

A normal wallet signs anything after compromise. SecureYourSOL moves protected value behind a program policy, so SOL withdrawals are constrained by rules you set ahead of time while the rest of your wallet can still be used normally.

01

Deposit SOL

SOL enters the program vault and the reserve stays on chain.

02

Receive secSOL

You receive a 1:1 non-transferable claim token that represents your vault position.

03

Set your escape rules

Choose instant limits, withdrawal delay, guardian threshold, and freeze duration.

04

Redeem by policy

Small exits can be instant. Larger exits require time and, when configured, guardian approval.

Protection stack

One vault. Multiple fail-safes.

The best configuration combines a low instant budget, meaningful timelocks, multiple guardians, and a freeze window long enough to respond to suspicious behavior.

Vault-bound secSOL receipt
Your receipt represents the vaulted SOL position. SOL exits only through the policy you configured.
Small instant lane
Keep a little SOL instantly available for normal use while capping what can leave immediately.
Large exits must wait
Withdrawals above the instant lane become pending, visible, and cancellable before SOL moves.
Guardian approval and freeze
Trusted guardians can approve legitimate protected actions or freeze suspicious ones before execution.
Settings cannot weaken instantly
Config changes go through approval and waiting rules, so a stolen key cannot simply turn protection off.
On-chain rules
The Solana program enforces the rules. It is not a frontend warning or a wallet-popup promise.
Right configuration

The settings that stop one-key drains.

Keep the instant lane tiny, make large exits wait, require trusted guardians, and give them time to cancel or freeze suspicious activity.

Layer 1Example: 0.1-0.25 SOL

Keep instant access tiny

Only the small instant lane can leave without waiting.

Layer 2Example: 24h-72h

Make large withdrawals wait

A full-drain attempt becomes a pending action you can see.

Layer 3Example: 2-of-3 or stronger

Require trusted guardians

A stolen key alone is not enough for protected exits.

Layer 4Example: 24h+

Give guardians a freeze window

Suspicious exits can be stopped while you recover.

attack simulation

Stolen key tries to drain 25 SOL

Blocked
1
Attacker signs
The compromised wallet can submit a request.
2
Instant lane fails
25 SOL is above the configured instant cap.
3
Timelock starts
Withdrawal becomes delayed and visible.
4
Guardian reacts
A trusted guardian can cancel or freeze the exit path.

Result: the stolen key can sign, but vaulted SOL cannot leave unless it passes the policy.

Why it is different

Multisig-level friction only when it matters.

A hardware wallet protects keys. A multisig protects signing. SecureYourSOL protects the SOL withdrawal path itself, without forcing multisig friction onto every wallet action.

Security behavior
Hot wallet
Multisig wallet
SecureYourSOL
Stolen key alone cannot instantly drain vaulted SOL
Daily wallet stays convenient
Use the wallet for trading other assets without multisig on every click
Large exits need a delay
Guardian freeze/reset path
Protection lives at token/vault layer

Protect the SOL. Keep the wallet usable.

SecureYourSOL is built for people who want strong protection without turning every trade, mint, or daily transaction into a multisig ceremony. Vault the SOL that matters, then keep using your wallet.

Compromised key

The attacker can sign, but cannot bypass the configured exit policy.

Daily usability

Keep a small instant redemption budget for normal needs without multisig-signing everything.

Defense in depth

Limits, timelocks, approvals, and freezes compound into a stronger safety model.

Trading stays practical

Your wallet can still trade other assets while protected SOL follows stricter vault rules.

FAQ

The security model in plain English.

Can this make my SOL undrainable?
For SOL inside the vault, yes against a stolen key alone when configured strongly. SecureYourSOL does not detect that a key was stolen. It makes withdrawals obey the limits, delays, guardian approvals, cancellation, and freeze rules you set ahead of time.
Why not just use a multisig wallet?
Multisigs are strong, but they are heavy for daily wallet use. SecureYourSOL puts the protection on the vault and receipt-token flow, so your normal wallet can stay usable while larger exits are guarded.
Who controls the SOL?
The program holds the SOL reserve, and your wallet controls the position subject to your configured on-chain policy. SecureYourSOL is designed to be non-custodial.
Can guardians steal my funds?
Guardians approve or freeze protected actions. They do not receive custody of your SOL. Choose guardians carefully because they are part of your security model.
If my wallet is compromised, can the attacker bypass the rules from the dashboard?
No. The dashboard is not the authority, the program is. A stolen key can still use whatever the active policy allows, but it cannot bypass timelocks, guardian thresholds, trusted destinations, freezes, or other enforced on-chain rules.
When a protected withdrawal executes, does the SOL pass through the compromised wallet first?
No. The protected withdrawal executes in one transaction from the program reserve straight to the locked destination wallet. A bot watching the compromised source wallet cannot intercept that transfer because the SOL never lands there first.
What if one guardian wallet gets compromised?
A single bad guardian is mostly a disruption risk, not a theft path, if your threshold is strong. With 2-of-3 or 3-of-5, one compromised guardian should not be enough to approve protected actions alone. Avoid weak setups like 1-of-1 or 2-of-2 because they are much easier to deadlock or abuse.
Can I still trade and use my wallet normally?
Yes. Secure the SOL you do not want exposed, keep a small spending balance for fees and daily actions, and continue using the same wallet for other assets and trades without multisig approval on every click.
Secure your SOL before it is too late

Turn a single-key wallet into a policy-protected SOL vault.

Configure guardians, set your instant budget, choose your delay, and keep your wallet usable for daily actions while your protected SOL follows stronger rules.

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