Custody, trading, payments, and the social fabric that ties them together. Excane builds the missing pieces as software people hold themselves — starting with the hardest one, where losing a key means losing everything.
Every wallet in use today shares one flaw: whoever holds the recovery phrase owns the money. No delay, no second factor, no recourse.
That single design decision sits behind most of what has been lost to theft, phishing and coercion — and it is why serious money still sleeps on exchanges.
We think the fix is policy enforced on-chain rather than warnings shown in an app. A vault that needs more than one secret before it moves. Limits that hold even when an attacker has your phone and your phrase. Contacts who hear from you automatically when something goes wrong.
Everything we build starts there and extends outward — to trading venues that stop rewarding rug pulls, and to a social layer where your account is a wallet instead of an email address.
A self-custodial Solana wallet where moving funds takes three independent on-chain factors. Steal the recovery phrase and the vault stays shut. Duress alerts, spending limits and an inheritance switch are built in.
Read more → In developmentA social network where the account is a wallet. Profiles show real holdings, groups are gated by what you actually hold, and sending money to someone is one tap rather than a bank transfer.
Read more → In developmentA DEX built against rug pulls rather than around them: launch conditions that protect buyers, fees below the incumbents, and a launchpad that vets a project before it reaches a single user.
Read more →We are raising to fund a full third-party security audit and the mainnet launch of PENGY. If you invest in security-first crypto infrastructure, we would like to talk.