Known recipients
Save contacts and protected wallets so repeat destinations have local context before a transfer.
ZAFU turns your address book into transfer context: trusted contacts, protected wallets, source evidence, public warning signals, and one final Transfer Check before funds move.
ZAFU turns the transfer moment into a visible review path: remembered recipients, source evidence, warning context, and one final Transfer Check.
Save contacts and protected wallets so repeat destinations have local context before a transfer.
Compare the pasted address against recent address-only copy evidence from supported browser flows.
Inspect the full address, chain, local history, and available public warning signals in one place.
Use the evidence before the destination field accepts the address in wallet and exchange flows.
The address book is not only a contact list. It organizes repeat recipients, exchange accounts, protected wallets, and payment destinations into security context you can use every time you trade, withdraw, or send.
Save the people, exchanges, and wallets you send to so each future transfer has recognizable context.
Organize stablecoin payees, exchange deposit addresses, OTC contacts, and high-frequency destinations.
Research-stage shared address books, transfer reviews, receipts, and audit trails for higher-volume workflows.
ZAFU separates the free extension, the web checker, public verification, and future professional workflows so each surface says exactly what exists today.
Chrome extension for trusted address memory, secure copy evidence, Transfer Check, EVM/Solana workflows, and local TRON validation.
Free web checker for EVM, Solana, and TRON public-warning lookups, format validation, and community signals. Useful without installing anything.
Release fingerprints, public extension source, permissions, data boundaries, and privacy details built for inspection.
Future public address lookup and account-linked address-book checks from Telegram, with explicit privacy controls.
Researching shared trusted address books, operator reviews, verification receipts, and audit trails. Paid products are not live yet.
Future address intelligence and transfer-verification endpoints for teams that need programmable checks.
Get product updates for Telegram, Teams/Pro, API, and other address-confidence workflows as they move from research toward design-partner access.
ZAFU does not promise a risk-free transfer. It shows address evidence, copy integrity, known warnings, and local trust context before you decide.
Checks trusted contacts, protected wallets, and transaction-derived history to separate known recipients from unknown or lookalike addresses.
Compares the pasted address against recent address-only copy evidence, including Telegram Web when available.
Shows bundled, community, and external risk signals where available, with conclusions tied to visible evidence.
ZAFU gives address evidence and transfer context. It does not replace your wallet, your judgment, or independent counterparty checks.
Contacts, protected wallets, labels, and repeat destinations for transfer review.
Source comparison, full-address display, chain context, and public warning signals.
Public source, release fingerprints, permissions, and privacy boundaries.
ZAFU is not a wallet, signer, transaction broadcaster, or approval layer.
It shows evidence and limits so you can review, not a promise that every address has no risk.
Protection is scoped to crypto-address workflows and disclosed optional signals.
A crypto security product has to earn trust with concrete limits. ZAFU keeps the sensitive boundary around keys, signing, browsing, and optional network sharing explicit.
ZAFU cannot read private keys, seed phrases, wallet passwords, or signing credentials.
ZAFU cannot approve, initiate, broadcast, or reverse transactions.
Network Mode is optional and shares anonymous aggregate counts only, never addresses or chat text.
The extension source and release fingerprints are public so users can inspect what was shipped.
We are researching shared address books, transfer-review workflows, verification receipts, and audit trails for teams moving stablecoins or high-value transfers. These are design-partner conversations, not live paid products.