WEB3 SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE
Know Every
Transaction.
Understand what happens before you interact with Web3.
TXMORA analyses, simulates and monitors blockchain activity—turning complex transaction data into clearer security intelligence.
you're signing. CONTEXT, BEFORE COMMIT
THE MOMENT BEFORE YOU SIGN
More access.
Less context.
Web3 gives people direct control over digital assets. But the instructions presented at signing time can be difficult to interpret, and the consequences may extend beyond a single click.
Read what the prompt leaves out.
A familiar wallet prompt can conceal nested calls, token movements and permission changes. Transaction context starts with decoding what is actually being requested.
Preview the possible outcome.
Expected execution and balance changes can add useful context before a signature. They remain estimates tied to a particular state—not guarantees.
Keep control with the wallet owner.
Security insight should not require custody. The TXMORA direction is read-only visibility, transparent findings and user-controlled actions.
INTRODUCING TXMORA
A clearer layer between
transaction data and decisions.
Bring transaction interpretation, execution previews and wallet awareness into one considered security experience—built around evidence, transparency and user control.
Meet the platformA TRANSACTION, IN CONTEXT
Not another address.
A transaction passport.
TXMORA is designed to turn a transaction’s technical details into a structured overview: what it calls, what could move and which permissions may change. Each finding should stay connected to its source and its limitations.
- Human-readable action summary
- Asset movement and permission context
- Evidence and uncertainty, side by side
0x73…a91eEVM · exampleTHE PRODUCT SUITE
Four ways to understand
what's happening.
Each capability addresses a different part of transaction security. Product availability will be published only after implementation and testing.
Scan
Decode transaction instructions, approvals and asset movements into human-readable context.
Explore ScanSimulate
Preview execution outcomes and expected balance changes against a defined state.
Explore SimulateGuard
Keep persistent wallet permissions and supported activity easier to review.
Explore GuardTrace
Follow transaction relationships and asset movements across supported on-chain activity.
Explore TraceMULTI-CHAIN BY DESIGN
One platform.
Distinct chain realities.
Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain and Solana are the initial intended network scope. Every network needs chain-specific parsing, evidence and tests. All are marked Planned until support is verified.
Explore the network approachHOW TXMORA WORKS
From raw inputs
to informed review.
A security interface should make its process legible. The model below shows the intended path from transaction data to a user-facing explanation.
Observe
Start with public transaction data and user-authorized context.
Interpret
Decode chain-specific instructions and preserve their provenance.
Evaluate
Apply explicit rules and supported simulation methods.
Explain
Present evidence, confidence and limitations before a decision.
On-chain state can change. A preview is not a guarantee, and no security system can eliminate all risk.
Read our methodologyFOR PEOPLE
Understand the
action in your wallet.
See transaction intent, expected effects and permission requests in a format designed for careful review—not urgency.
Explore ScanFOR BUILDERS
Put better context
into your product.
TXMORA is designed to give developers a clear path toward transaction analysis and simulation integrations.
Explore Developerscontext → evidence → clarityPlanned · Not connectedSECURITY & TRANSPARENCY
Trust is a practice.
Not a badge.
We don't claim perfect detection, complete protection, certifications or independent reviews that are not in place. TXMORA's principles are simple: don't ask for secrets, make evidence visible, state limitations and keep users in control.
Read our security approachBUILT FOR INTEGRATION
Security context
belongs in the flow.
Our developer platform is being designed around predictable interfaces, versioned schemas and evidence that can travel with a finding.
Explore developer toolsAPI access, endpoints and SDKs are not live in this preview.
// Illustrative shape — not a live endpoint
const preview = {
chain: "eip155:1",
transaction: "0x…",
evidence: true,
}
// Service connection: plannedView documentation overview THE TXMORA JOURNAL
Better questions.
Clearer transactions.
Educational articles are not security guarantees or financial advice. See cited source material in each article.
KNOW EVERY TRANSACTION
Before the next signature, know more.
Explore the TXMORA platform and the principles shaping a more understandable Web3 security experience.