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Solana wallet verification

Solana wallet verification

Connect a Solana wallet, sign a server challenge, and bind ownership to your GitHub account. No token transfer required.

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Wallet verification proves you control a Solana address and binds it to your signed-in GitHub account. It does not replace GitHub as your RedNest identity, and it never asks you to send tokens.

Connect Wallet

Connect and verify

  1. Sign in with GitHub.
  2. Open Settings → Solana wallet.
  3. Choose Connect Solana wallet (Reown AppKit, Solana only).
  4. Sign the exact message RedNest issued. The message is bound to your account, session, wallet, site domain, and a short expiry.
  5. After a valid signature, the wallet is stored as verified.

Challenges expire after a few minutes and can be used only once. RedNest verifies the Ed25519 signature on the server.

Ownership rules

  • One active verified wallet per GitHub user.
  • One active wallet address globally (another account cannot claim a wallet you already verified).
  • Replacing a wallet requires a new signed challenge.
  • Disconnecting deactivates the verified wallet without resetting free or monthly scan usage history.

$RED balance

Holder eligibility (when activated) reads the verified wallet’s on-chain balance for the official mint on the server. RedNest does not trust a balance reported by the browser. See Pricing & $RED access.

Token-holder scanning is not active yet. Wallet verification is available ahead of the official $RED launch. No mint address is published here until launch.