Live Solana Devnet Attestation Flow
Runtime security for privileged Solana operations.
Wallet signs client-side only — Praetor never asks for private keys. QuickNode RPC provides Solana Devnet status, slot, and blockhash data.
Solana Devnet · QuickNode RPC · Wallet-signed attestations · Non-custodial
DemoDAO
Treasury
Protected
Detect
Attest
Challenge
Block
What Praetor does
Sharp controls for privileged Solana operations.
01
Detect
Monitor privileged operations such as treasury withdrawals, signer activity, governance changes, and upgrade-authority actions.
02
Attest
Create wallet-signed Solana devnet attestation proof through the Memo Program.
03
Challenge
Escalate high-risk actions into guardian review before execution proceeds.
04
Block
Show unsafe execution blocked by Praetor policy in the demo workflow.
Why it matters
Operational security for what runs after deployment.
Audits protect code before launch; Praetor focuses on privileged operations after deployment.
Operational risk can come from compromised signers, unsafe treasury movements, governance pressure, and upgrade-authority misuse.
Protocols need visible, verifiable security posture around privileged actions.
Technical proof
Built deterministically. Verifiable end-to-end.
Wallet signs client-side only
Server never handles private keys
QuickNode-backed Solana Devnet RPC
Memo Program attestation path
Anchor Program deployed on devnet
Deterministic rule-based risk decisions
Core loop
Detect → Attest → Challenge → Block
The same loop runs across the live devnet workflow, the operator dashboard, and the guided walkthrough.
01
Detect
02
Attest
03
Challenge
04
Block
Demo Incident
treasury_withdrawal · computed rule trace · Devnet memo proof