Feeling unsafe transacting on web3? You’re not alone.

Fire is a free extension that simulates web3 transactions, showing you exactly what will enter and exit your wallet before you sign the contract. All under control with your current wallet.
Fire is a free extension that simulates web3 transactions, showing you exactly what will enter and exit your wallet before you sign a contract.
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ETH Token
ETH,
Polygon Token
Polygon,
Optimism Token
Optimism, and
ARBitrum Token
ARBitrum on Chrome, Firefox, and Brave

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Protect your assets from being stolen

See exactly what will enter and exit your wallet before you sign.

Actually understand what you’re signing

With our UX, you can see in simple terms what a smart contract is actually doing.

How it works

It’s as easy as one, two, three.
1
Download the Fire extension.
2
The Fire extension catches signature requests from your browser, runs a simulation, and shows you the results.
3
If everything looks good, you sign the transaction using your wallet.
People love fire
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@_benxit_

Okay @_joinfire is awesome. Must-have for anyone using an ETH wallet.

AntheaEnabled
AntheaEnabled
@pootlingabout

Making transactions safer & helping us learn wtf is going on when if click that little sign button = Genius

RainbowFurby | DeGem
RainbowFurby | DeGem
@Rainbow_Furby

I Love this, makes code readable to uneducated plebs like me

0xBaba23
0xBaba23
@0xBaba23

This should help protect my fellow apes from getting their wallets drained

Chef Goose
Chef Goose
@0xChefGoose

As someone who is coding/dev illiterate, I always wonder what the hell I'm signing.

This looks like it could be a great step into making things more user-friendly.

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The Fire team

Jeff Krantz
Jeff
Krantz
Technical
Serial builder. Will try any dApp once. Bitcoin class of 2012.
Josh Breite
Josh
Breite
Product
Ex-edtech founder. Kernel Block 7. web3 degen.
Rahul Patni
Rahul
Patni
Technical
Lines between work and play blurred.
Jordan Boesch
Jordan
Boesch
Technical
Ex-crypto founder. Building the future one line of code at a time.
Winston Yeo
Winston
Yeo
Technical
Writing code for fun and profit.
Gabriel Federman
Gabriel
Federman
Growth
Interested in interesting things.

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Full Stack Engineer

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Growth Lead

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Product Manager

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Questions?

We’ve got all the answers right here.
Do I have to give Fire my secret phrase?

No, we will never ask for your secret phrase!

Do I need to give Fire my wallet address?

No, we track Ethereum transactions in your browser and will send a pop up with your wallet of choice.

Can I sign transactions in the Fire extension?

No, we do not have access to whether you can sign or reject a transaction. Thus, we are displaying transactions from your Web3 wallet.

How do we know of malicious contracts you are about to sign?

We simulate the transaction before you sign in your wallet, scanning to see if you are transferring your wallet contents and getting nothing in return or setting approvals that you shouldn’t be!

What wallets does Fire work with?

Any Ethereum wallet works with Fire!

How much does Fire cost?

Fire is completely free!