# Making Solana Wallets Smarter

We believe focusing on Solana is critical. It is the chain that comes closest to solving the blockchain trilemma of decentralization, performance, and censorship resistance.

Today, smart wallets on Solana require high compute to execute complex programable transactions, which limits the ability to deliver a truly easy to user experience. We believe security and ease of use should never be traded off against each other. 

We’re confident we can make Solana wallets more efficient by reducing compute costs and enabling complex transactions while still providing a great User experience and security. Our plan is to build a full-fledged, highly programmable smart contract account that can serve all financial use cases for individuals, businesses, and large institutions

Existing solutions for DAOs and serious institutions rely heavily on multi-sigs, which are only secure if private keys are never compromised. We’ve seen countless cases where teams lose funds due to phishing attacks. Multi-sigs are only as secure as the people managing them  and people remain the weakest link. We believe programmability is the answer to make wallets more secure than relying purely on multiple signatures. 

**Example:**

The [Bybit exploit](https://www.nccgroup.com/research-blog/in-depth-technical-analysis-of-the-bybit-hack/) showed that a single multisig approval can move billions in assets. Instead, such transactions should be guarded by programmable controls like timed approvals, transaction whitelists, and layered policies that prevent arbitrary proxy upgrades without checks.

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