Secure command center for active Solana wallets
Tribe Terminal
The wallet for Users Contributors Grants Payments Tips Business Security
Manage wallets, pay, swap, reclaim rent, and stream funds from one security-first Solana terminal.
Seed Vault signing
Tally streams
Talos · security layer
Threats never reach the core.
Every scam sign, drainer approval, and duress attempt runs into Talos first - Tribe Terminal's shield of client guards and a live threat-intel service, orbiting the wallet so bad sessions stop before a signature ever leaves the device.
- A dummy PIN opens a decoy and silently sends a security alert
- Every send is simulated and sanity-checked before you sign
- One tap sweeps every asset to a cold safe address under attack
Command center
One control surface for payments, swaps, streams, and cleanup.
Rent recovery
Turn forgotten token accounts back into usable SOL.
Tribe scans for clutter, previews recoverable rent, and keeps the final warning clear before any burn or account close action runs.
Tally from Send
On-chain streams, powered by a Pinocchio program.
Use Tally for grants, contributor payroll, vesting, subscriptions, and escrowed payments. The TLLY program can hold SOL or SPL, release vested funds, top up active streams, transfer recipients, cancel with settlement, and close completed accounts.
Fund a contributor once, then let value unlock as work continues.
Accrue by the second instead of batching every Friday.
Stream SPL allocations with claimable balances and cancel paths.
Set a budget, stop unearned funds, and settle the earned amount.
Example checkout
Try a sample transfer to Hoppr Wallet for 0.01 SOL.
tally://pay?to=Hoppr%20Wallet&amount=0.01&token=SOL&label=Hoppr%20Wallet
Talos · the security layer inside Terminal
Every session runs through Talos.
Talos is Tribe Terminal's defense system - on-device guards that stop a bad session locally, backed by a live threat-intel service that keeps protection current. It watches every unlock, signature, and send.
Security alert First of its kind
Your dummy PIN opens the decoy and silently sends an alert to your own channel - Discord, Telegram, Slack, or a public post on X. The person forcing you in sees only a network error. A wallet that calls for help when you can't.
On devicePanic sweep First of its kind
Pre-arm a cold safe address once. The instant you suspect compromise, one tap moves every asset out of the wallet, tokens first then SOL. A built-in escape hatch, not just a warning.
On deviceDecoy unlock
A dummy PIN opens a believable, near-empty wallet while the real keys stay sealed. Nothing to hand over under pressure.
On deviceHidden vaults First of its kind
Each PIN opens a completely separate wallet set, and nothing on the device reveals how many vaults exist, or that any do. The vault key is derived from the PIN alone and stored nowhere. What can't be proven to exist can't be demanded, even under inspection.
On deviceMistake guard First of its kind
Talos learns the size of your normal sends. When one looks nothing like you, your usual $5 then a first-ever $500, it stops and asks if you are sure. It also flags a first-time recipient or a send that empties the wallet.
On deviceSignature preflight
Simulate every transaction before you approve it. See the SOL it moves, how many programs it touches, and any risky approvals on a plain-English sheet, so a tx that would fail or drain never gets signed.
Live serviceDrainer & poison shield
Recipients and dApp domains are checked against a live blocklist, with look-alike address warnings that catch clipboard swaps and address-poisoning attacks before you send.
Live serviceHardware-sealed keys
Seed Vault signing keeps the Ed25519 secret inside the Seeker's secure element. The app holds a public key and never the private one.
On deviceScreen shield First of its kind
Every screen that can leak a secret, your recovery phrase, private key, and PIN pad, is capture-hardened. Screenshots, screen recorders, casting, and overlay attacks are blocked, and the content is hidden in the app switcher.
On deviceSilent breach log
Wrong-PIN and dummy-PIN attempts are logged with timestamps and surfaced on your next real sign-in, so you see who tried while you were away.
On deviceMove with confidence
Payments, swaps, and wallet controls in one polished flow.
Crew
Meet the Tribe
Infrastructure people, building infrastructure. Tribe Terminal comes out of the E.A.T. Tribe (Engineering Apes in Tech), the crew that runs the EATvalidator and the eatSOL ecosystem.
Quark MoonMan
Builder & Engineer · Founder, Bluefoot Labs · Co-founder, E.A.T. Tribe
Designed and built Tribe Terminal end to end: the self-custodial wallet, the Talos security layer, and the on-chain programs behind Tally streams and eatSOL savings. The one who reverse-engineers the hard parts nobody else ships and turns them into a wallet that just works. Founder of Bluefoot Labs, co-founder of the E.A.T. Tribe, and backup operator on the EATvalidator.
@MoonManQuark ↗Ay0h
Founder & Validator Operator · Co-founder, E.A.T. Tribe
Runs the EATvalidator, a high-performance Solana validator staked by Jpool and The Vault Finance, securing Solana one block at a time. Founder of the E.A.T. Tribe (3,333 engineering primates) and the eatSOL / EATpool ecosystem that powers Tribe Terminal savings. Lives at the network layer: staking, validator performance, and the infrastructure Tribe Terminal settles on.
@Ay0h_Sol ↗