A request deserves
a closer reading.
UNSIGNED is a proposed company for the moment between preparing a crypto request and agreeing to sign it.
The decision between two people.
Crypto teams often separate preparation from signing. A request’s description can look familiar while its encoded arguments differ from the intended action.
UNSIGNED proposes a review layer that keeps the request, explicit limits and comparison together. The initial audience hypothesis is small treasury and DeFi operations teams.
A small, inspectable prototype.
The browser-local reader supports canonical ERC-20 approve and transfer calldata. It compares the method, address argument and amount with supplied intent using exact integer arithmetic.
Requests and limits are editable. JSON readings can be exported and imported; each import recomputes the result. No wallet is connected, no signature is requested and no transaction is submitted.
What the reading cannot establish.
- Network and token contract
- Neither is provided by these calldata arguments. Token labels and decimals come from supplied context.
- Address identity and trust
- The reader compares the address argument. It does not establish the person or contract behind it.
- Contract behaviour and execution
- The prototype does not simulate a transaction or determine its outcome.
A direction to validate.
Team policies, review history and wallet integrations are future possibilities, not current services. Demand, pricing and brand availability still need validation.
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Technical references: ERC-20 and the Solidity ABI specification.