Your exchange had assurances and your wallet provider had guarantees, and when your wallet got drained anyway, neither one paid you back.
Choose how much ETH to put in, anywhere from 0.01 to 0.75, and get covered for up to fifteen times that amount. If your wallet gets drained, the contract pays your beneficiary automatically with no claim form, no committee, and no one deciding whether you deserve it.
The system assured you. Your exchange had insurance. Your wallet provider had guarantees. When your wallet got drained, the system shrugged. No recourse, no payout, no accountability.
Choose how much ETH to put into the pool, anywhere from 0.01 to 0.75, and get covered for up to fifteen times that amount if your wallet gets drained. Your tier is assessed when you file a claim, not when you stake, and the math decides the payout with no humans involved and no governance vote.
Every submitted drain gets scanned by the SAFU oracle, a closed-source fraud detection engine tested against verified real-world hacks. The same transaction always produces the same verdict, every time.
100% of confirmed drain transactions detected in controlled testing.*
Human review is available for disputed verdicts.
*Based on test conditions using verified historical hacks. Real-world performance may vary.
| CRITICAL | 0 | |
| HIGH | 0 | |
| MEDIUM | 0 | |
| LOW | 0 | |
| INFO | 2 | tracked |
Staking sends your ETH to the pool and grants no further permissions. The contract is structurally prevented from accessing any other asset in your wallet, at any point before, during, or after staking.
Mathematical verification confirmed the pool always holds more ETH than it owes. Only you can withdraw your staked ETH, and that guarantee holds regardless of who operates the pool or holds the signing key.
Murtaza spent years in crypto across sales, BD, and operations. He started SAFU after filing a claim on a wallet loss, waiting three weeks for a governance vote, and receiving nothing. He decided the fix was to remove the committee.