Chainwall release on Arbitrum
Chainwall is a self-custodial control layer designed to protect onchain operations from internal and external threats. Chainwall is a fully decentralized system with a unique security model: It allows to avoid UI spoofing as it checks at execution if a user is authorized to execute, if operation complies with onchain catalog and policies. Chainwall architecture doesn’t rely on servers and is not exposed to API endpoint exploits.
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Chainwall allows to create onchain registry of authorized users, set groups and program policies, create an onchain catalog of authorized smart contract, tokens and actions, create smart accounts to safely execute onchain operations. Each operation is verified onchain at execution. Two prominent use cases: Protect access to vault operations and protect access to protocol admin governance.