VEYRNOX · Solana Wallet

Solana wallet — self-custody SOL on iOS with no seed phrase

Solana rewards active use: low fees, fast confirmations, a busy DEX ecosystem, and thousands of SPL tokens. But the wallets most people default to — Phantom and Solflare — were built browser-first, and every seed-phrase phishing attack that emptied an ETH wallet works exactly the same way on SOL.

VEYRNOX is a Solana wallet built iOS-first, with real self-custody of SOL and SPL tokens and no seed phrase in the UI to phish.

Native SOL and SPL token support

Veyrnox supports the Solana network on iOS out of the box:

• SOL — receive, send, view balance and history.
• SPL tokens — the SPL standard covers most Solana-native tokens and stablecoins on the chain.
• Fast, cheap transactions — Solana's low base fee flows through to what you actually pay.
• Hardware-bound signing — every Solana transaction is signed inside the Secure Enclave after a Face ID prompt.

Why the Solana wallet market needs a no-phrase option

Solana traders and NFT collectors sign more transactions per week than most ETH users sign per month. Every extra "approve" is another chance for a malicious dApp to slip in a hostile instruction, and every seed-phrase wallet in the space is one convincing phishing page away from a full drain.

Veyrnox cuts both sides of that problem: the confirmation screen shows what you are about to sign, and the recovery model does not depend on a phrase an attacker can spoof a form for. Recovery is an 8-digit PIN plus a Shamir shard stored in your personal cloud (iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.), hardware-bound to the Secure Enclave on your iPhone.

Solana wallet iOS comparison — Veyrnox vs Phantom vs Solflare

• Phantom: the default Solana wallet. Browser-first history, mobile app added later, seed-phrase recovery.
• Solflare: long-running Solana-native wallet with a hardware wallet path. Also seed-phrase based.
• Coinbase Wallet / Binance: some SOL support, but exchange balances are custodial — the platform can freeze them.
• VEYRNOX: iOS-native, Shamir-sharded backup across device and your iCloud, 8-digit PIN, Face ID, hardware-bound signing in the Secure Enclave, WalletConnect v2 for dApp sessions, no recovery-phrase field in the entire app.

How it works

When you set Veyrnox up, the app generates a Solana keypair inside the Secure Enclave on your iPhone. The public key becomes your Solana address — the string you paste into an exchange withdrawal or share with a friend. The private key never leaves the enclave in cleartext; iOS itself cannot extract it, and no Veyrnox process ever holds it in memory. When you tap "send" on SOL or an SPL token, the app assembles the Solana transaction, hands it to the enclave for signing behind a Face ID prompt, then broadcasts the signed transaction to a Solana RPC node. Balances and history are read straight from Solana — the wallet is a view onto on-chain state, not a database Veyrnox controls. Adding a new SPL token is a UI operation, not a key operation: the same underlying Solana keypair signs for every SPL asset held at that address.

Fees

Veyrnox charges $0 for wallet operations on Solana. Receiving SOL or SPL tokens is free. Sending only costs the Solana network fee, which is set by the network itself, deducted in SOL, and shown on the confirmation screen before you approve. There is no Veyrnox markup on the network fee, no percentage take on transaction value, and no monthly subscription required to send or receive on Solana. Duress-wallet features and other coercion-response tooling live on the paid Safety Plus tier, but everyday Solana self-custody stays on the free plan.

Ecosystem support — SPL, DEXs, and Solana NFTs

SPL is the token standard behind virtually every Solana-native asset — governance tokens, memecoins, wrapped assets, and stablecoins including USDC on Solana. Veyrnox treats SPL tokens as first-class: any SPL asset held at your address shows up in the portfolio, with balance and history. For DeFi and NFTs, Veyrnox speaks WalletConnect v2, the cross-chain standard supported by most Solana DEXs and marketplaces alongside a growing number of protocol-specific integrations. Scan a QR code on a laptop dApp or tap "connect" in a mobile browser, the request appears in-app with the target program and instruction spelled out, and nothing is signed until you approve with Face ID. That contrasts with browser-first flows where a malicious extension or spoofed pop-up can push a hostile instruction between the dApp and the user.

Compared to competitors

The Solana wallet market is dominated by Phantom and Solflare, both of which shipped as browser extensions first and mobile apps second. That order matters: browser-first wallets inherit the seed-phrase recovery model, the browser attack surface (malicious extensions, spoofed pop-ups, hijacked dApp origins), and a phishing pattern where an attacker only needs a convincing "verify your wallet" page to end a user's SOL. Exchange-hosted wallets like Coinbase Wallet or Binance's Web3 wallet expose the same seed-phrase model, and their custodial exchange balances add withdrawal-freeze risk on top. Veyrnox is different in three specific ways. First, it is iOS-native: the primary UX is the mobile app, and signing lives in the Secure Enclave rather than a browser extension. Second, there is no seed-phrase field anywhere in the app — the recovery model is an 8-digit PIN plus a Shamir shard stored in your personal cloud (iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.), hardware-bound to your device. Third, Veyrnox holds no shard and no key, so a Veyrnox outage cannot lock you out of your SOL and a Veyrnox compromise cannot move it. If you want cold storage in addition, Veyrnox pairs with a Trezor for long-term holdings while staying your daily driver on mobile.

Security model

Solana traders sign a lot of transactions. Veyrnox's security model is designed for that reality. Every signing operation happens inside the Secure Enclave, gated by Face ID or Touch ID and the 8-digit PIN — the app cannot sign a Solana transaction without an explicit biometric approval on the confirmation screen. Recovery uses Shamir Secret Sharing: the material needed to reconstruct your keys is split into KEK-encrypted shards across your device (Secure Enclave) and your personal cloud (iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.). Reconstitution requires both. Veyrnox holds no shard, which means Veyrnox cannot recover your wallet unilaterally and cannot be compelled to hand it over. Runtime Application Self-Protection detects rooted or jailbroken devices, active debuggers, and instrumentation frameworks, and blocks signing on compromised phones. And because the app never displays a recovery phrase, phishing sites cannot spoof a UI that does not exist — there is no 12-word input for an attacker to imitate. For deeper detail see Security at Veyrnox and Shamir wallet.

AI Security Protection for Solana users

Solana users see a different threat mix: fake-airdrop drainer programs, malicious swap routes, and SPL token approvals that survive long past the transaction that granted them. AI Security Protection — $19.99/mo, coming soon — is the Veyrnox tier that adds transaction-level threat intelligence to the Shamir + Secure Enclave signing core.

Four of the tier's shipped features are Solana-relevant. Address Threat Screening runs every recipient address through the Veyrnox TIP (Threat Intelligence Platform) edge function before signing, so drainer program IDs and known SPL scam destinations are flagged pre-sign. Drainer Detection is a local heuristic pass that pattern-matches known Solana drainer signatures — not a machine-learning model, a curated rule set — and warns before you approve. Token Approval Review covers SPL token allowances the same way it covers ERC-20: view every active approval per spender with a risk note, revoke in a tap. Phishing Site Detection is a blocklist check (local seed plus remote feed) that catches Phantom, Solflare, and Jupiter clones before you connect a wallet. Add Personal AI Advisor as an on-demand chat you can query about a specific mint or program. See Plans & pricing for the full AI Security Protection tier.

Connect to Solana dApps and DEXs

Solana dApps and DEXs that expose a WalletConnect v2 endpoint can request a signature from Veyrnox the same way an Ethereum dApp does — scan a QR, review the request in-app, approve with Face ID. The dApp gets a signed transaction; your keys never leave the Secure Enclave.

iOS today. Android coming soon.

Frequently asked questions

Does Veyrnox support Solana and SPL tokens?

Yes. Veyrnox natively supports SOL on iOS along with SPL tokens on the Solana network. Your Solana address is generated inside the Secure Enclave during setup and ready to receive SOL and SPL assets.

Is my SOL actually self-custody in Veyrnox?

Yes. Veyrnox holds no shard, no key, and cannot sign for you. Your SOL lives at a Solana address only your iPhone can sign for.

How does Veyrnox compare to Phantom and Solflare?

Phantom and Solflare are seed-phrase wallets with strong browser-extension history. Veyrnox is iOS-native, has no seed-phrase field in the UI, and uses Shamir-sharded backup instead of a 12-word phrase.

Can I connect Veyrnox to Solana dApps and DEXs?

Yes. Veyrnox supports WalletConnect v2 for dApp sessions, so protocols that expose a WalletConnect endpoint can request signatures from your wallet. You review the request in-app and approve with Face ID before anything signs.

What does Veyrnox charge to send SOL or SPL tokens?

Veyrnox charges $0 for wallet operations. When you send SOL or an SPL token you only pay the Solana network fee, which is deducted in SOL by the network itself and shown on the confirmation screen before you approve with Face ID.

Can I hold NFTs and use Solana DeFi from Veyrnox?

SPL is the token standard behind most Solana-native assets and stablecoins, and WalletConnect v2 lets DeFi protocols, DEXs, and NFT marketplaces on Solana request a signature from your wallet. You review each request in-app and approve with Face ID before anything is signed.

What happens to my SOL if I lose my iPhone?

You reinstall Veyrnox on a new iPhone, enter your 8-digit PIN, and the app reconstitutes your keys from the Shamir shard stored in your personal cloud (iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.). Because there is no seed phrase to remember, there is also no phrase to lose.

Is Android supported?

iOS today, Android coming soon.

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