GUARD / TXMORA
Stay Aware of What Happens to Your Wallet.
Wallet permissions are easy to forget because they can outlast the transaction that created them. TXMORA Guard is a product direction for helping people understand supported on-chain activity and persistent approvals while keeping every action under the wallet owner’s control.
DESIGN DIRECTION Product capabilities are disclosed by status.A CLOSER LOOK
Wallet permissions are easy to forget because they can outlast the transaction that created them. TXMORA Guard is a product direction for helping people understand supported on-chain activity and persistent approvals while keeping every action under the wallet owner’s control.
Read-only by design
Visibility without custody or signing.
A wallet address can be observed through public blockchain data without requesting a seed phrase or private key. A monitoring product should not need signing authority to provide activity context. TXMORA’s intended monitoring model is read-only: users connect or enter an address only through a clearly explained flow, and any future permission change remains a separate action they initiate in their wallet.
- No seed phrase collection
- No background transaction signing
- No automatic revocation or fund movement
Permission awareness
Make persistent approvals easier to inspect.
Token allowances and delegated permissions can authorize a contract or program to act within a defined scope. Their meaning depends on token standards, chain semantics and the spender’s code. A clear review should identify the permission target, the asset, the approved amount where available and the evidence used—without implying that every allowance is malicious.
- Identify supported allowance patterns
- Explain spender and scope in plain language
- Link guidance to user-controlled wallet actions
Activity signals
Contextual alerts, not automatic protection claims.
An alert is useful when it explains what changed and why the change deserves attention. Monitoring can highlight new permissions, unusual asset movements or interactions with a destination that matches a known signal source. It cannot see private keys, prevent every transaction or guarantee that every threat has already been catalogued.
- Configurable, user-directed notifications
- Evidence attached to each finding
- Clear distinction between unknown and suspicious
Control stays with you
Useful guidance should preserve user agency.
Security interfaces should help people make informed decisions, not create urgency or hide consequences. TXMORA’s intended guidance will explain a recommended review step and its trade-offs. Users should always be able to choose their wallets, data sources and notification preferences, and to disconnect any future integration.
- User-managed settings and alert preferences
- No silent changes to wallet state
- Honest coverage and confidence indicators
KNOW EVERY TRANSACTION
Start with a clearer transaction.
Explore the TXMORA platform and see how transaction context can help people make more informed decisions.