Free
Analyze one Safe transaction.
Paste a Safe transaction URL and receive a signed light report. No login, no account, capped at 5 reports per Safe per day.
Runtime DeFi Guard
Signed Safe transaction intelligence before approval.
Runtime DeFi Guard reviews Safe transactions before signing and produces signed, deterministic reports for DeFi operators. It is built for Safe queues, Safe owner thresholds, Safe transaction hashes, and Safe policies.
Plus
Use Guard every time you sign.
The paid extension captures Safe proposals in the signing flow and keeps reports local by default.
Pro Solo
Let Guard enforce your Safe policy.
A dedicated Safe co-signer can add one signature to GREEN and policy-compliant transactions. Human owners must remain able to reach threshold without Runtime Guard.
Pro Team
Run Guard across a treasury team.
Pro Team adds cloud retention, cross-device extension sync, notification state, audit trail, business invoicing, and onboarding support.
Verdicts
GREEN is not a guarantee.
A GREEN verdict means defined checks passed on defined data at a defined time. It does not mean a transaction is profitable, lawful, appropriate, or free from every unknown risk. Safe owners keep final authority.
Next step
Move from one report to every signing flow.
Analyze one Safe transaction for free on the homepage. Paid plans add extension capture, account workflow, and optional policy co-signing.
What the report explains
- Safe, chain, nonce, and transaction hash context.
- Parsed transaction intent, assets, approvals, and counterparties.
- Simulation effects where available.
- Policy and technical risk findings.
- Hardware-wallet fields to compare before signing.
What Runtime Guard does not do
- Does not custody funds.
- Does not execute transactions for customers.
- Does not provide investment or trading advice.
- Does not make its co-signer structurally required.
FAQ
Runtime DeFi Guard FAQ
Is Runtime DeFi Guard a wallet, custodian, or transaction executor?
No. Runtime DeFi Guard is non-custodial Safe security software. It reviews Safe transactions, produces signed reports, and, on Pro plans, may add one non-decisive co-signature to a transaction that passes configured checks.
Runtime Guard does not hold customer funds, does not control private keys, and does not replace the Safe owner threshold. Safe owners keep final authority over whether to sign, reject, modify, or delay a transaction.
What does a GREEN verdict mean?
GREEN means the defined checks passed on the data Runtime Guard had at the time of analysis. It is not a guarantee that a transaction is profitable, lawful, appropriate, or free from every unknown risk.
Safe owners should still verify the transaction fields, Safe threshold, destination, calldata, assets, approvals, and operational context before signing.
What changes between Free, Plus, Pro Solo, and Pro Team?
Free lets anyone paste a Safe transaction URL and receive a signed light report, capped per Safe.
Plus adds the browser-extension workflow so reports appear in the signing flow. Pro Solo adds a dedicated Safe co-signer for policy-compliant GREEN transactions. Pro Team adds team-oriented features such as cloud report history, audit trail, cross-device access, notifications, business billing, and onboarding support.