
The non-custodial wallet integrates a transaction-screening layer designed to identify fraud, phishing, and malicious interactions before users approve onchain activity.
Luminite, a next-generation decentralized wallet that redefines how users interact with digital assets, has added a transaction-screening capability designed to evaluate onchain actions before they are approved. With Hypernative's Wallet Protect, Luminite users will be able to identify fraud, phishing, and malicious smart contract interactions at the point of signing, when intervention is still possible.
Luminite is a decentralized, non-custodial crypto wallet designed to simplify access to decentralized finance (DeFi) and digital assets. It runs natively on the Flare Network and offers features such as seedless login via passkeys or social credentials, cross-chain capabilities, and integrated on-ramps, aiming to make DeFi more accessible without compromising security.
Our goal with Luminite is to make onchain activity usable for people who shouldn’t have to decode raw transaction data to stay safe. As more users enter DeFi through simplified onboarding and non-custodial wallets, it becomes essential to give them clear, actionable context at the moment they’re making decisions, without adding friction or complexity.
Anna, Co-founder @ Luminite
Hypernative's Wallet Protect analyzes proposed transactions in real time, examining destinations, assets involved, approval behavior, and expected balance changes to identify potential risk before funds move. The capability is delivered through an API-based integration designed to operate with low latency and minimal impact on the wallet experience. When transactions exceed defined risk thresholds, the system can surface warnings or prevent approval, while allowing low-risk actions to proceed without additional friction.
Wallet Protect adds the following capabilities to the wallet signing flow:
On Flare, wallets play an outsized role in how users access the ecosystem. Luminite is a major entry point for onchain activity there, and as deceptive approvals and malicious destinations become a primary source of user loss, it’s important that security controls are applied before transactions are signed, not after.
Gal Sagie, Co-founder & CEO @ Hypernative
Luminite joins a growing cohort of wallet providers that have integrated Hypernative’s real-time enterprise-grade platform that monitors over $100B worth of digital assets across more than 70 chains. The list includes Safe, Utila, Fordefi, Bitfrost, and Reown.
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