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Program custody
Funds sit in program-controlled escrow accounts. Looter cannot redirect or withdraw them.
Devnet beta·Test assets only·Independent audit pending — do not use with real funds
Non-custodial Solana escrow
Send crypto with a link.
Deposit SOL or supported tokens into a non-custodial escrow and share a one-time claim link. The recipient chooses the wallet that receives the funds.
Self-custodied
Secret stays local
Auditable on-chain
New Looter LinkTransfer composer
SOL
SOL
Recipient receives2.5 SOL
Nothing moves until you review and sign in your wallet.
Transfer flow
From intent to settlement.
One transfer, three verifiable moments. Each boundary is explicit so custody and consent never become a matter of trust.
- Custody
- Program-controlled
- Visibility
- Public on-chain
- 01
Commit the value
Sender-authorizedChoose an asset, amount, and expiry. Your wallet funds an on-chain escrow controlled by the program — never by Looter.
Sender wallet → escrow PDA
- 02
Pass the right to claim
Server-blindShare the one-time link privately. Its bearer key remains inside the URL fragment, so browsers never send it to our servers.
URL fragment → private channel
- 03
Settle to their wallet
Recipient-boundThe recipient chooses a Solana wallet at claim time. Their signature binds the transfer to that exact destination.
Recipient signature → settlement
Security posture
Trust the boundaries, not the brand.
Looter Links is deliberately narrow: non-custodial escrow with deferred recipient selection. The guarantees are technical; the limitations are stated plainly.
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Destination consent
A recipient signature binds every claim to the wallet that will receive the funds.
03
Defined escape path
Every link expires. Unclaimed value becomes refundable to the original sender.
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Public settlement
Transfers remain visible on Solana. Looter is a delivery primitive, not an anonymity mixer.
- Deployed program
- FCqys5M6…Pji297dc
- Independent audit
- Pending