Baret

Reads every Monad transaction before you sign it. Simulates it, checks it against your rules, and tells you what it found.

Baret is a Monad wallet with a transaction firewall. It reads every transaction before you sign it. When a site asks for your signature, Baret simulates the transaction on Monad, checks it against your rules and shows a verdict with its reasons: Safe, Caution or Blocked. The verdict comes before the sign button. A blocked request has no sign button. What it does - Simulates each transaction before you sign it. - Checks 25 rules you can change: unlimited allowances, unknown contracts, reported addresses and more. - Starts from one of three rule sets: Strict, Balanced or Permissive. - Keeps a log of every verdict, including the requests you declined. - Shows the allowances you have given. - When a check cannot be finished, the answer is Blocked. What it does not do - Your key and recovery phrase never leave this device. - It signs nothing you did not approve. - It adds no fee to your transactions. - It works on Monad only. This version runs on Monad testnet. The analysis runs on Baret's server: the unsigned transaction, your address and the asking site are sent there for each check. The privacy policy names every party that sees data. The code is open: https://github.com/HackerFetch/Baret-Metropolis