Check it before you send.
Solana transfers can't be reversed. Paste your wallet and the address you're about to pay; we check it against your history and the chain in a few seconds.
Paste a recipient above. Adding your own wallet lets us compare the recipient with the 300 most recent transactions you made.
How Solana sends go wrong.
Most losses are not hacks. They are a copied address that only looked right, or a valid address of the wrong kind.
Poisoned address
A lookalike planted in your history with a tiny transfer. Same first and last characters, different middle.
Token mint instead of wallet
Copying the "contract address" of a token and sending funds to it. Nobody can withdraw from a mint.
Token account instead of wallet
Explorers show token accounts next to wallets. Send to the owner wallet; your app creates the token account itself.
Exchange hot wallet
Copying an exchange's address from an explorer. Use the deposit address from your own account page, with the memo if one is shown.
Program or vault
Programs and PDAs have no private key. Only send to them through the app that uses them.
Skipping the test
For big amounts, send a small test first and have the recipient confirm it. It costs a fraction of a cent.