Satori GO

Satori GO is a non-custodial multi-chain wallet made by Satori Network. Your keys are created on your own device, encrypted with your password, and never leave it. There is no account, no sign-up, and no server holding anything of yours. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Hold, receive and send coins across many blockchains from one wallet. Each network has its own address, its own servers and its own block explorer, and the wallet keeps them strictly apart. • Use EVM networks too, where one account carries the same address across all of them, the way you are used to. Add a token by contract address or find it by name, or import the tokens an account already holds. • Choose which networks you see. Any of them can be hidden, so a wallet you use for two does not make you scroll past the rest. • See the network fee before you send, in the coin you are sending. Where a network genuinely offers a choice of speeds you get the real price of each; where it does not, you get one honest figure instead of three invented ones. You can also set your own rate. • Run several wallets at once. Create one from a recovery phrase, or import an existing recovery phrase or private key. • Hold on-chain assets on the networks that have them, stake where the network supports it, and delegate to a Satori pool. Joining a pool moves no funds: it is an off-chain signature, not a transaction. • Connect to websites. A site can request your address, ask you to sign a login message, or propose a transaction, and every one of those opens a window where you approve or reject it yourself. • Dock the wallet in the browser side panel and keep it open beside a site. • Get a desktop notification when funds arrive, if you want one. • Keep an address book, review your activity, and export it. ONE PASSWORD, AND A WAY BACK IF YOU FORGET IT • Optionally protect the whole wallet with one password. You type it once and then choose which wallet to open, instead of a password per wallet. • Make a recovery code and keep it somewhere safe. If you forget your password, that code opens the wallet and lets you set a new one, with every wallet, name and setting exactly as it was. It keeps working however many times you change your password afterwards. • Save an encrypted backup file of every wallet on the device, with a password of its own, and restore it on another computer. The file names nothing on the outside: someone who finds it learns that it is a Satori GO backup and when it was made, and nothing else. • Nothing about your password is stored anywhere but your own device, so there is no reset anybody can send you. That is what the code and the file are for, and your recovery phrase remains the final backup. HOW YOUR KEYS ARE PROTECTED • Your recovery phrase and private keys are stored only as AES-256-GCM ciphertext, with the key derived from your password using scrypt. The password itself is never stored. • Keys are decrypted only in the wallet window, only while it is unlocked, and are wiped from memory when it locks. • No transaction is ever broadcast without you confirming it, with the real network fee shown first. • A website's approval is bound to one specific wallet, so switching wallets does not quietly hand a site your other accounts. • The wallet verifies the value of every coin it is about to spend directly against the blockchain, so a hostile or broken server cannot trick it into burning your balance as a miner fee. It also checks that the network accepted the exact transaction it built, rather than taking the server's word for it. • Addresses are validated against the network you are actually on. An address that belongs to a different chain is refused rather than accepted and lost. • A token has to be on the network's public list AND carry a registry mark before the wallet will vouch for it. Anything else is shown as unverified rather than dressed up as genuine. OPEN SOURCE The full source code is public: https://github.com/SatoriNetwork/SatoriGO IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ This wallet handles real money on live networks. It is open source and has had repeated internal security review, but it has NOT had a formal external audit. A real, funded transaction has been sent and confirmed by hand on every network it supports, but there is no automated end-to-end send test, and some of these networks are small and young. Use only what you can afford to lose, always make a small test transaction first, and back up your recovery phrase. If you lose it, nobody, including us, can recover your funds. Known limitations are documented honestly here: https://github.com/SatoriNetwork/SatoriGO/blob/main/KNOWN_LIMITATIONS.md