Don’t trust us.
Re-run the math.
Every withdrawal from a shelter carries an 840-byte hash signature that the Solana program checked before any SOL moved. Pick one below or paste any transaction, and your browser re-runs the same check from the raw bytes.
Signature check
Latest on-chain verifications
Each one is a shelter withdrawal the program approved.
What this proves.
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The program enforces it
The check above is the same one the Shelter program runs on chain. If it fails there, the transaction fails and nothing moves. It is not a label next to the coin.
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Your browser agrees
Every hash on this page is computed here, from public chain data, with the open-source client the program’s tests check against.
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One key, one message
Change one lamport, the address, or the next key, and the signature proves a different key. Each signature also retires its key.
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What it does not prove
That your normal wallet is post-quantum. Like every Solana wallet it is ed25519. Only what sits inside a shelter is behind a hash key.