Every launch gets a seal. Launch on pump.fun through PAVISE and your coin gets a post-quantum receipt: ML-DSA-65. Anyone can verify it. Edit one character and it breaks. CA:GSE2iNA5gZbNzzwi3F4NR2vDrmEAEq33nSGfMWS1pump pavise.cfd

Most projects tell you everything they do. PAVISE has a section on the homepage for what it doesn't do. A seal proves a launch happened. It doesn't armour your wallet. The reserve tools are models, not promises. Overselling security is how you lose trust.

Every Solana wallet has its public key printed on the front door. A quantum computer only needs that key. PAVISE is the shield you plant before it shows up. pavise.cfd

This is the PAVISE seal key. It's public. Paste any PAVISE receipt and it gets 4 checks: the structure, the SHA-256 digest, the ML-DSA-65 signature, and the tx on chain. You don't have to trust our database. pavise.cfd/verify

How a PAVISE launch works: 01 Your browser makes the mint key 02 Your wallet signs. Change one byte and the server refuses it 03 We read the tx back from chain and check it 04 The receipt gets sealed with ML-DSA-65 No trust needed. pavise.cfd/how

NIST finalized its first post-quantum signature standards in August 2024. ML-DSA-65 is one of them. Every launch on PAVISE is sealed with it. Ed25519 signature: 64 bytes. ML-DSA-65 signature: 3,309 bytes. That's the price of leaving the curve.

Your Solana address isn't a hash of your key. It is your key. Bitcoin and Ethereum keep the key hidden behind a hash until you first spend. Solana shows it from day one. That's the whole reason PAVISE exists.

We scanned one of the biggest wallets on Solana. 1.52M SOL (~$154M) sitting behind a public key that's been visible since day one. Every Solana address is its own public key. Shor's algorithm only needs that key. Scan yours: pavise.cfd/scan

pavise.cfd is up on Solana mainnet. Launch on pump.fun from your own wallet. Every launch gets a post-quantum receipt sealed with ML-DSA-65. Scan any address to see if its key is already public. Built for the day the curves break.

Your keys never touch our server. Your browser makes the mint key. The server builds the pump.fun create and simulates the exact cost. Your wallet signs. Change one byte and it gets refused. About 0.006 SOL to launch. pavise.cfd/launch

Every PAVISE launch gets a sealed receipt: 1. canonical JSON of the launch 2. SHA-256 digest 3. ML-DSA-65 post-quantum signature 4. tx read back from Solana Edit one character and it fails. Verify any receipt: pavise.cfd/verify

When does your public key go public? Solana: day one. The address is the key. Bitcoin Taproot: same. Old Bitcoin and Ethereum: only after you spend. Shor's algorithm needs that key. Check yours: pavise.cfd/scan

Quantum computers will break the curves that guard every Solana wallet. PAVISE is the shield you plant first: pump.fun launches with ML-DSA-65 sealed receipts a scanner for keys that are already public pavise.cfd