01
Custody boundary
Wallet signs. VERICAIRN never holds funds.
VERICAIRN prepares the delegation call. The wallet shows the destination and terms, then signs and submits the transaction.
Stake directly.
Keep custody.
VERICAIRN connects wallets to independent validators across six networks. Assets remain in your wallet; rewards and validator status stay visible from one interface.
Non-custodialProtocol-native exitsTransaction-level traceability
One control plane. Six network adapters.
Each adapter exposes validator identity, reward state, and exit rules without pretending every protocol works the same way.
Production adapters must publish source endpoints, update time, fees, lockups, and slashing conditions before wallet signing is enabled.
Ethereum
ETH adapter
Exposed state
Validator · rewards · exit
Bitcoin
BTC adapter
Exposed state
Validator · rewards · exit
Solana
SOL adapter
Exposed state
Validator · rewards · exit
Starknet
STRK adapter
Exposed state
Validator · rewards · exit
Livepeer
LPT adapter
Exposed state
Validator · rewards · exit
Walrus
WAL adapter
Exposed state
Validator · rewards · exit
Where control changes hands—and where it does not.
02
Network boundary
Adapters translate protocol state.
Each network module reads validator status, delegation state, reward cycles, and exit conditions in its native format.
03
Audit boundary
Events stay traceable.
Operator actions, reward updates, and validator incidents are recorded as a timeline instead of disappearing into a summary score.
Security starts with a narrow role.
This interface is coordination software, not a bank account. It exposes what it can do, what the wallet must do, and which data comes directly from a network.
Keys stay outside the platform
VERICAIRN prepares delegation calls. Wallet software remains responsible for signing and submitting them.
Validator state comes from network sources
Adapters normalize protocol data without hiding the original validator address, epoch, or transaction reference.
Operations produce an audit trail
Changes to validator routing, alerts, and reward accounting are timestamped and can be reviewed after the fact.
Review a network before signing anything.
Start with validator identity, protocol terms, unbonding period, and the exact wallet transaction. No deposit account required.