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Valuekin

Public evidence hub · Solana devnet

Send valuewithout asking fora wallet address.

Valuekin is a non-custodial Solana platform for claimable gifts, rewards and other value. This hub shows the product experience, working devnet evidence and the bounded release proposed for grant funding.

Interactive pitch deckConsumer prototypeBusiness prototypeGitHub repository Contact details

01 · Current state

Four layers of evidence, clearly separated.

Product demonstrations show the intended experience. Public Solana records show the implemented chain lifecycle.

Consumer gift experience

A point-in-time replica of the current Valuekin interface covers design, personalisation, funding intent, sharing and recipient claim. Wallet approval and settlement outcomes are simulated; no value moves.

Interactive prototype

Organisation experience

Individual rewards, Campaign setup and reporting are implemented as a working frontend with sample data. Production authentication, persistence and value movement are not connected.

Interactive prototype

Native-SOL allocation program

A Solana program deployed on devnet completed three create, fund and claim tests covering 8.5 SOL. Every funding and claim transaction can be checked on Solana Explorer.

Proven on devnet

Public live release

Connecting the product experience to hardened controls and a bounded native-SOL pilot is the work being proposed. Mainnet and production readiness are not claimed today.

Grant outcome proposed

02 · Product proof

The experience already exists in working form.

These are captured from the interactive Valuekin prototypes. The screens are product evidence, not a claim that a public production transaction service is live.

Prototype · sample data

A

Consumer gifts

A sender can design a moment, personalise the gift and see the exact value they intend to fund. The recipient journey defers wallet choice until claim time.

  • Four-stage create-and-share flow plus recipient claim
  • SOL amount, recovery policy and fee clarity
  • Recipient-selected destination model
01 · Design the moment
02 · Personalise the value
03 · Review the funding intent
04 · Share the gift
05 · Choose where to claim
Campaign · Reporting and reconciliation
Individual · Reward one person
Frontend prototype · sample data

B

Organisations

Individual and Campaign modes demonstrate how a team prepares, distributes and reconciles claimable value without collecting a wallet address list first.

  • Individual and Campaign workflows
  • Recipient import, status and exception views
  • Issued, claimed and recoverable-value reporting

Not connected: production auth, persistence, wallets, delivery, webhooks or real value movement.

03 · Onchain proof

Three real claims. Six public transactions.

On 26 August 2026, three independent native-SOL allocations were created, funded and claimed on Solana devnet. The public verifier re-reads each transaction pair at finalized commitment, confirms both transactions share the disclosed allocation and vault accounts, and checks the exact recipient delta.

Deployed program · Solana devnet4rohQbg5uHqXkE5zPtEmMcCggA3pVUmnBri7sWpj5omy
View account on Explorer
Funding receipt · 3 SOL case · finalized on devnet
Claim account changes · exact 3 SOL recipient delta
Independent native-SOL claim cases
PrincipalRecipientFundingClaimFinal state
3 SOLCbfn…p6G9G6TUiG7G…YUyRhb72AH1L…tGEgNClaimed
1.5 SOLHUFG…Bu9a3HH1T4M…Dw28ysczjzFa…vKzJeClaimed
4 SOLGZhQ…MwME3JmtwHe…VrGp65SaioLc…BZDjKClaimed
8.5 SOLExact principal delivered across all cases
3 / 3Claim transactions succeeded with exact recipient deltas
0Public-RPC verifier failures

Review the public inputs and output without relying on this page.

Test manifest JSON ↓Verification output JSON ↓

04 · Grant delivery path

Build from proof, not from a blank page.

The proposed programme connects and hardens the existing work, then publishes measured pilot evidence. The architecture shown below is a target design, not a statement of current production deployment.

Funding ask
USD 10,000
Delivery period
Four months
Release scope
Native SOL only
Future phase
AUDD and USDC
Target architecture
Target system context · implementation and release status remain evidence-gated
  1. Month 01

    Connect the lifecycle

    Turn the implemented product and chain proof into one reusable devnet path for funding, claim, recovery and reconciliation.

  2. Month 02

    Ready native SOL

    Validate sponsored execution, failure recovery and production configuration against explicit acceptance evidence.

  3. Month 03

    Harden the controls

    Add signing separation, monitoring, rollback and incident controls, then document the approved release boundary.

  4. Month 04

    Launch and measure

    Run a bounded native-SOL pilot and publish aggregate claim, reliability and wallet-activation evidence.

05 · Review pack

Everything a grant reviewer needs in one place.

Open the pitch deck, product prototypes and technical evidence from one review pack.

Interactive · 13 slidesInteractive pitch deck

The problem, product, Solana wedge, milestones and funding ask.

Open deck →Download · PDFDownloadable pitch deck

A portable version for grant review and internal circulation.

Download PDF ↓Prepared · private during reviewCurated technical proof repository

Sanitized Devnet attestation, read-only verifier and transaction evidence. Core implementation is withheld; public visibility remains gated on owner approval.

Review repository ↗Interactive prototype · sample dataConsumer gift experience

Explore a point-in-time replica of the current interface using sample data and simulated outcomes.

Open consumer prototype →Interactive prototype · sample dataOrganisation prototype

Explore Individual and Campaign workflows with sample operational data.

Open organisation prototype →

Valuekin · Solana proposal · 2026

Help take Valuekin from proof to live native SOL.

The foundation is visible. The grant funds the connection, hardening and bounded release needed to turn it into measured ecosystem value.

nigel@valuekin.comLinkedIn · Nigel Murden