Security & trust

Darius never touches your wallet. Here's exactly what it does instead.

We know what a lot of "helpful" Chrome extensions in this space have turned out to be. So instead of just asking you to trust us, here's precisely what Darius can and cannot do — verifiable by anyone, in a few minutes.

Darius never connects to your wallet No "Connect Wallet" button exists anywhere in the extension. It has no code path that can interact with MetaMask, Phantom, or any other wallet.

Darius never asks for your seed phrase or private key There is no input field for this anywhere in the extension — not in the popup, not in settings, nowhere.

Darius never reads or modifies your clipboard The classic "address-swap" scam requires clipboard access. Darius doesn't request or hold that permission — see the exact list below.

Darius never signs or initiates transactions It only reads publicly available on-chain and market data about the token you're viewing. It has no way to send a transaction, ever.

The exact permissions

Not "trust us" — check it yourself.

These are the only permissions Darius requests, visible on its Chrome Web Store listing and inside chrome://extensions once installed. Nothing else exists.

Permission	What it's for
`storage`	Saves your settings and a short-lived analysis cache locally in your browser. Never leaves your device.
`alarms`	Periodically clears that local cache. That's it.
Read-only access to public data APIs	DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, RugCheck, GoPlus Security, block explorers, and public Solana/EVM RPC nodes — to fetch public information about the token you're viewing. Every one of these is a read-only lookup, the same data anyone can query manually.

Notably absent: clipboardRead, clipboardWrite, cookies, and any wallet-related permission — because Darius has no use for them.

Verify it yourself

Four ways to check, in a few minutes.

Check the permissions before installing

Chrome shows every permission an extension requests before you install it. Read it — it matches exactly what's listed above.

Inspect it after installing

Go to chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and view the exact manifest and permissions Darius runs with.

Watch its network activity

Open Chrome DevTools → Network tab while browsing with Darius active. Every request goes to a public data API — never to a wallet, never to sign anything.

Read our independent scan report

We already ran Darius through extensionsecurity.io, a free third-party scanner we don't control. Result: A+ rating, risk score 13/100. View the full PDF report →

Still have questions?

We're happy to answer anything directly — technical or not. Reach out before recommending us to your audience, we'd rather earn that trust properly.

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