You just sent $2M to the wrong address.
You copied it from your last transaction. But an attacker poisoned your history with a lookalike 3 days ago. Your multi-sig approved it. The funds are gone. With IntentGuard, that transaction would have never settled.
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If you move money on-chain, you're a target.
These aren't hypotheticals. These are things that happened last month to treasuries exactly like yours.
DAO Treasuries
Governance voted to fund a $500K grant. A signer copied the recipient from Safe's transaction history — but the address was poisoned. Three of five signers approved it. The funds settled to the attacker in the next block. IntentGuard enforces the declared recipient on-chain. Wrong address? Transaction drops. Nothing lost.
Foundations & Projects
Payroll day. 40 contributors, 3 currencies. You batch the transfers and sign. But one address was swapped by a clipboard hijacker on your machine — and the $12K payment to your lead dev went to an attacker's wallet. IntentGuard verifies every recipient against your declared intent before settlement. Mismatch? It never settles.
Protocol Teams
You signed an $800K token buyback at $3,200. By the time it hit the block, a sandwich bot front-ran it — you settled at $3,340. That's $35K gone, invisible in your wallet UI, silently extracted every single time. IntentGuard enforces your price range. Drift beyond your bounds? Transaction drops. Zero gas.
Your wallet shows “confirmed.” It doesn't show what you actually lost.
These threats are invisible in your transaction history. You only find out when you reconcile — or when someone on your team notices the balance doesn't add up.
Address Poisoning
CriticalAn attacker sends 0.001 USDC from 0x5a3F...dE72 — a near-identical match to your contributor's real address 0x5a3F...dE7a. It sits in your history. Next time you pay that contributor, you paste the wrong one. Funds gone. No way to reverse it.
Price Drift & Sandwich Attacks
HighYou signed a treasury swap at $3,200/ETH. A bot saw your transaction in the mempool, bought before you, pushed the price to $3,260, let your trade execute, then sold. You paid $60/ETH more than you should have. On a 250 ETH swap, that's $15,000 extracted — and your wallet shows 'success.'
Liquidity Drift
HighYour simulation showed a $400K swap with 0.3% slippage. But between simulation and block inclusion, a whale pulled liquidity. Your swap executed at 4.7% slippage instead. That's $17,600 lost — and your wallet UI never flagged it. You only see it when finance reconciles end-of-month.
Wallet Draining
CriticalA team member clicked a link to 'verify' a token airdrop. The dApp asked for a token approval — unlimited spend on the treasury's USDC. One signature. Now the attacker can drain every USDC in the wallet at any time, from any block, with no further approval needed.
One setting. Every transaction protected.
No SDK integration. No contract changes. No code. Point your wallet to our RPC and every transaction is simulated, constrained, and enforced at execution time. If the outcome doesn't match your intent — it doesn't settle.
Set Your RPC
Point your wallet or Safe to the IntentGuard RPC endpoint. Works with MetaMask, Safe, Rabby, or any wallet that supports custom RPCs.
Transact Normally
Send payments, execute swaps, run payroll — business as usual. IntentGuard simulates each transaction and auto-generates enforcement constraints based on the expected outcome.
Settle or Revert
Constraints are verified on-chain at execution time. If the outcome matches your intent, it settles. If not — the transaction is dropped. No gas consumed. Zero loss.
Treasury ops without IntentGuard vs. with.
Without IntentGuard
- ⚠️Copy-paste an address and pray it’s right
- ⚠️Swap executes at whatever price the mempool delivers
- ⚠️Sandwich bots extract value from every large trade
- ⚠️One malicious approval drains the entire treasury
- ⚠️Simulation shows one thing, settlement delivers another
- ⚠️Failed transactions still cost gas
With IntentGuard
- ✅Recipient address enforced on-chain — poisoned addresses rejected
- ✅Price constraints lock in acceptable range before execution
- ✅MEV extraction blocked — private submission to builders
- ✅Balance constraints prevent unexpected token outflows
- ✅Outcome verified at execution — not before, not after
- ✅Reverted transactions consume zero gas
Every treasury operation, protected.
Contributor Payroll
Batch payments to 50+ contributors in USDC/DAI. Every transfer enforced to land at the declared address with zero slippage.
Token Swaps & Conversions
Convert treasury ETH to stables for runway. Price and slippage constraints enforced atomically — no sandwich attacks.
Grant Disbursements
DAO-voted grants sent to the exact approved addresses with verified amounts. Governance intent enforced on-chain.
Yield & Vault Management
Deposit or rebalance across vaults and yield protocols. Execution stays within declared parameters or reverts cleanly.
Token Buybacks
Execute protocol-owned liquidity operations without leaking value. Private submission prevents front-running.
Vendor & Service Payments
Pay auditors, infra providers, and service partners with enforced destination and amount constraints.
Treasury protection is free. Seriously.
We believe every treasury deserves protection. Pay nothing for payments, payroll, and basic swaps. Upgrade when you need advanced trading and portfolio management.
Treasury
Full enforcement for treasury operations, payments, payroll, and standard swaps.
- ✓Unlimited protected transactions
- ✓Address poisoning prevention
- ✓MEV & sandwich protection
- ✓Balance constraint enforcement
- ✓Slippage enforcement
- ✓Private transaction submission
- ✓Safe / multi-sig compatible
- ✓Dashboard & audit trail
Advanced
For trading desks, portfolio rebalancing, and complex DeFi strategies.
- ✓Everything in Treasury
- ✓Advanced rebalancing constraints
- ✓Multi-leg trade enforcement
- ✓Custom enforcer contracts
- ✓AI agent guardrails (MCP)
- ✓Priority block builder access
- ✓SLA & dedicated support
Same enforcement primitive, different audiences.
Curating onchain yield? Cascade losses and MEV extraction enforced at the chain level.
Regulated fund or institutional mandate? Custody-stack integration and audit-ready records.
Building agent execution? Signed-intent enforcement for MCP and delegation frameworks.
The next transaction you send is unprotected.
Change your RPC endpoint. It takes 30 seconds. Every transaction after that is enforced.