Security & trust
Your money stays yours.
LitZap is a money app, not a bank and not a custodian. We built it so the rules are enforced by public code on-chain — not by trusting us. Here's exactly how that works.
Non-custodial by design
Signing in creates an embedded wallet that only you control. LitZap never holds your keys and cannot move, freeze, or spend your funds. There is no company account your money passes through.
Public, verifiable contracts
Every action — send, request, escrow, drop — runs through open contracts on LitVM. Anyone can read them on the explorer and verify exactly what the code does. No hidden logic, no off-chain ledger.
Gas sponsorship, not custody
So you never need a gas token, a relayer pays network fees on your behalf. It only covers gas — it cannot touch your balance, approve transfers, or sign for you. Your transactions are still yours.
Front-run-safe escrow
Pay-by-social locks money in escrow keyed to a handle. Funds release only to the verified owner, bound to their address at claim time so the link can't be stolen — and auto-refund to you if it goes unclaimed.
On a public testnet — be clear-eyed
- • LitZap runs on LitVM (LiteForge), an EVM Layer-2. Transactions are recorded on a public ledger — they are transparent, not private.
- • This is a testnet deployment. Treat balances as test funds and don't move value you can't afford to lose.
- • Self-custody means responsibility: keep access to your sign-in method. Recovery depends on it.
- • The contracts are unaudited as of today. We publish them openly precisely so they can be reviewed.
Verify it yourself
Every LitZap primitive, live on LitVM (chain 4441). Open any of them on the explorer.
Found a vulnerability?
We take reports seriously and would rather hear it from you first. Email flamingobuidl@gmail.com with details and steps to reproduce. Please give us a chance to fix it before disclosing publicly.