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Pre-sign Transaction Preview

Shows asset movements, token approvals and policy mismatches before your team signs a transaction.

Yearly running cost

Assuming 6,000 transaction previews a year

By hand
$30K / year
600 hours of work
Subscription
Quote needed
This workflow
$162 / year
Machine usage only; setup, hosting and review are extra.
Where should it get your proposed transaction?

Preview asset movements and spending approvals on your agreed chain, before anyone signs.

One transaction preview includes up to 1 unsigned transaction and 1 agreed EVM chain.

Your team decides in its existing signing process. No signatures, broadcasts, cosigning, policy changes or fund movement. A preview is not a guarantee of safety.

What is included

Supply the exact unsigned payload and intended action. Simulate at a recorded block, check approved rules and show changes for review.

Use the exact sender, destination, value and call data with a recorded block and policy version. Unsupported calls, missing traces and simulation failures stay unresolved.

Fungible token contracts per preview: up to 5 token contracts.

Approved policy rules: up to 10 rules.

Trace effects per preview: up to 200 effects.

Unsigned payload size: up to 64 KiB.

Simulation gas limit: up to 10,000,000 gas.

How reliable should the preview be?

Show supported transaction effects accurately, flag your policy exceptions and keep signing separate.

How these standards are measured

Compare against independently replayed transactions at the same chain state. Test approval changes, token decimals, reverts and changed payloads. A fluent explanation cannot replace the simulation evidence.

Targets for your selected standard
What is checkedTarget
Asset-effect accuracyCorrect supported asset contract, address, signed quantity and resulting approval fields divided by all independently labelled fields. Missing fields count as wrong; reverts and unsupported calls must not appear successful.≥98%
Policy exceptions caughtRecall of exceptions to the buyer's frozen recipient, amount and allowance rules. Unknown addresses or unverified identities remain unresolved. This is not malicious-contract detection.≥95%
Policy warnings correctCorrectly raised policy warnings divided by all policy warnings. Include compliant examples; a system that flags every transaction cannot pass.≥95%
Critical amounts preservedCritical amounts, token decimals, spender and destination addresses must match raw evidence using integer arithmetic and canonical addresses. A fabricated symbol or asset value cannot replace a contract address.≥100%
Evidence linkedEvery material statement links to the exact payload fingerprint, chain, block hash, execution result and policy version. Stale or mismatched evidence is a failure.≥100%
Signing isolatedChallenge tests must block signing, broadcasts, key requests, cosigning, rule changes, cross-wallet data access and stale review reuse. A revert, timeout or missing trace cannot yield a successful preview.≥100%

Targets apply to the agreed transaction set at recorded chain state. Every preview needs human review. Critical wrong amounts, recipients or signing actions are not allowed. Simulation is not a safety guarantee.

How quickly do you need the preview?

Choose how soon the recorded simulation and checked explanation should be ready.

Timing details

Include chain reads, simulation, policy checks, model calls, storage, queueing and bounded retries. This is not a trading execution latency or a promise about a later block.

The target applies to at least 95% of agreed test runs, with 2 in progress at a time.

How much do you want to spend per preview?

Set the machine budget for simulating and explaining each proposed transaction.

Cost details

Includes model calls and an allowance for chain reads, simulation and hosting at the reference volume. Gas for a real transaction, threat-intelligence licences and staff review are separate.

Reference machine cost: $0.07 – 0.11 per transaction preview at 500 transaction previews a month. The selected cap is a target to test, not a replacement for this estimate.

Where do you want it to run?

Run in your cloud or locally. Choose an approved model API or a local model while keeping approved chain reads.

Data and access details

Runs an isolated simulator and review interface in your account, without signing credentials.

The model explains approved trace data. Numeric changes and policy decisions are checked in code.

The simulator runs separately from production signing. Local-model mode still needs approved RPC access. It never receives private keys or forwards transactions to a public send endpoint.

How do you want to use it?

Review in a web page, call it from your AI agent or use a separate preview agent.

Anything else your provider should know?

Optional. Your choices are included automatically.

Common questions

When should I use my wallet or a managed service instead?

Use them when their previews, chain support and security checks already fit. Buy this workflow for your own review rules, evidence or interface. It does not recreate a managed provider's threat research.

Does a clean preview mean the transaction is safe?

No. Simulation describes an agreed execution at a recorded state. Malicious behaviour, state changes and unsupported calls can escape it. Keep other controls and human review.

Can it sign or send the transaction?

No. It has no signing key, wallet approval or public send permission. Your existing signing process remains separate.

Can I add another chain or transaction type?

Yes. Put the chain and examples in your brief. Agree simulator support, independent tests, added scope and price with the provider.

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