Names, not a wall of hex.
Pay an ENS name you can read. Orb resolves it on Ethereum and checks it again on your phone before preparing a Monad payment.
Pay what’s on your screen.
Spot what shouldn’t be.
Let
your agents ask first.
Android 10+ · v1.0.0 preview · Native MON
An Android wallet that meets you in the conversation. Enable JavaScript to try the local payment simulation.
A payment tool, a second look at a message,
and a bridge to the
agents you use.
Pay an ENS name you can read. Orb resolves it on Ethereum and checks it again on your phone before preparing a Monad payment.
Use Android’s speech dialog in Hindi or English, and hear review cards read aloud. Approval stays in your hands.
Tap the mic for an illustrative transcript. No recording.
Scam Shield surfaces the signals hiding in a message. Try these sample screens and see what changes.
Illustrative verdicts based on Orb’s checks. A risk label cannot guarantee safety.
Connect Claude Code, Codex or another MCP client. Review requests on your phone, with the same recipient and risk checks.
Screen context is captured on demand. Inspect or exclude what Orb sees.
The server proposes. The app rebuilds and re-checks the payment before you approve.
Mainnet or testnet must be named. Orb asks when the network is missing.
10 answers
Orb is an Android wallet with a floating button over other apps. Tap it to read visible text, ask a question, check a suspicious message, or prepare a MON payment. You review and approve payments on your device.
Orb reads visible text through Android accessibility when you tap it, or uses text you copy. It is not a WhatsApp, email or Telegram integration. The screens on this website are illustrative samples.
No. Every example, address and receipt here is a local simulation. The website never connects to your wallet, signs a transaction or sends funds.
The current app supports native MON on Monad mainnet (chain 143) and testnet (chain 10143). Say the network explicitly; Orb asks when it is missing. ENS names resolve on Ethereum, but the payment is sent on the Monad network you choose.
It flags signals such as requests for secrets, remote access, pay-to-receive fees, urgency and lookalike recipients. It shows Looks safe, Be careful or Likely scam with reasons. These are risk signals, never a guarantee that a payment is safe.
An MCP client can request a payment and check its status. You review and explicitly approve on the phone. Agent keys can be disconnected. Preview agent limits and account binding still need production hardening; start with testnet.
The app uses fingerprint or device PIN where supported and enrolled. If device authentication is unavailable, not enrolled or fails its capability check, the current preview uses a hold-to-confirm action. Voice never confirms a payment.
No. The screen reader captures visible text when you tap the orb. You can inspect or exclude the captured text. The native handoff expires after 120 seconds, but included text can remain in the Ask session and is sent to the agent server for online requests.
A 64-bit ARM Android 10+ phone. This v1.0.0 APK is debug signed and sideloaded, not a Play Store release. AI chat and connected agents need the configured server to be reachable. A basic parser can interpret supported requests without the agent server; chain checks and payments still need internet.
The current release is Android only. The overlay and screen-reading workflow depend on Android capabilities. There is no iOS download in this release.
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