Your insurer had assurances. SAFU has math.
Stake ETH. Get covered. If your wallet gets drained —
payout activates automatically.
No committee. No vote. No waiting room.
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.
SAFU is a staking protocol with a protection layer. Stake ETH. Get covered. If a drain is verified — payout activates deterministically. No humans in the loop. No governance vote.
Every submitted drain gets scanned by the SAFU oracle — a closed-source fraud detection engine trained on verified on-chain drain patterns. Same inputs. 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 | 1 | demo pool size — intentionally small, disclosed to all participants |
| HIGH | 4 | all reviewed — 1 minor improvement queued for next version |
| MEDIUM | 4 | all reviewed — 1 minor improvement queued for next version |
| LOW | 3 | accepted design choices |
| INFO | 4 | accepted |
Staking sends exactly 0.015 ETH to the pool. No token approvals. No spending permissions. The contract cannot access any other asset in your wallet — before, during, or after staking.
Symbolic verification across every possible contract state confirmed no unauthorized withdrawal path exists. The pool is mathematically guaranteed to always hold more ETH than it owes. Your staked ETH cannot be removed by anyone other than you — not the pool operator, not the signing key.
Murtaza has been working in crypto across sales, BD, and operations for several years. He started SAFU after going through a standard claims process on a wallet loss. Filing forms, waiting for someone to vote, hoping the committee was paying attention. He decided the fix was to remove the committee.