Built to be trusted. Read-only, by design.
SolWrap turns a public Solana address into an honest story. Here is exactly what it does, what it reads, what it keeps, and what it will never do.
Last updated: August 2026
Your on-chain year deserves better than a spreadsheet. It deserves an object.
So SolWrap does one thing, in the open: a public address goes in, an honest card comes out. No login, no keys, no promises. If it ever needs more than that, it is not SolWrap.
What SolWrap is
An independent, free tool built by one person (jgwop). Paste any Solana address, get a card: archetype, real memecoin result, wins and losses, badges, rank. Optionally put your wallet on the leaderboards or duel a friend. There is nothing to install, nothing to connect, nothing for sale.
What we read
Only public on-chain data: the transactions and token balances of the address you paste, through a Solana RPC provider (Helius). It is the same information anyone can see on Solscan. Token prices come from Jupiter and CoinGecko. Charts and transactions open on DexScreener and Solscan.
What we keep
- For every wrap: the address, the numbers we computed (result, wins, losses, archetype…), a short card id and a view counter. This is what makes the permanent link solwrap.xyz/w/… and the leaderboards work.
- If you claim a wallet: the name or handle you typed. The signature itself is verified and discarded, never stored.
- If you leave a Telegram handle or email when claiming (optional): it is stored only to notify you about your own wallet, for example when a new wrap is ready. It is never shown, never shared, and removed on request.
- In your browser only: your language and theme choice. No cookies, no analytics, no trackers, no fingerprinting.
- If you report a wallet: the report itself (card, reason, your message, an optional contact).
- Rate limits keep IP addresses in memory for a few minutes to stop abuse. They are never written to a database. Our hosting provider (Netlify) keeps standard, short-lived server logs.
What we never do
- Ask for a private key or a seed phrase. Ever. There is no field for it, no flow that needs it.
- Move, sign or touch anything in a wallet. Claiming a wallet signs a short message, not a transaction: no permission, no fee, no access.
- Sell, rent or share your data. No ads, no partners, no lists.
- Give financial advice, calls or signals. SolWrap explains the past. It never tells you what to buy or sell.
Public by nature
A blockchain is public: any address can be read by anyone, on SolWrap or elsewhere. Cards are neutral (“this wallet”, never “you”) unless the owner claims them with a signature. Only the owner can put a name on a wallet.
Removal & moderation
Every card has a “Report this wallet” link. If you own a wallet and want it gone, report it: we delete all its cards, take it off the boards and block future wraps. Impersonation or abusive names on the boards are removed. Reports are reviewed by a human, usually within 48 hours.
Third parties
Netlify (hosting), Supabase (database), Helius (Solana RPC), Jupiter and CoinGecko (prices), DexScreener and Solscan (outbound links), X (only when you choose to share), Telegram (to notify us of new reports). Token logos in the holdings list are loaded from the URL each token declares in its own metadata, so that host sees the request. If you claim a wallet, your own wallet app (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack) shows you the message before you sign it.
Contact
A question, a wrong number on a card, an idea: write to us and a human reads every message.
Five seconds. Read-only. Yours to share.