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Pump Solana Wallet by x402agent — Agent Skill

Name: Pump Solana Wallet
Author: x402agent

Pump Solana Wallet

Secure Solana wallet generation using official Solana Labs libraries — Ed25519 keypairs, memory zeroization, vanity address generation, offline-only operation, and multi-language implementations (Rust, TypeScript, Bash).

x402agent Updated Sep 21, 2026 9 repo stars

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Solana Wallet — Key Generation & Security

Secure Solana wallet generation using official Solana Labs libraries with Ed25519 keys, memory zeroization, and offline-only operation. Three implementations: Rust (production), TypeScript (educational), and Bash (wrappers).

Approved Crypto Libraries

Context	Library	Role
Rust	`solana-sdk`	`Keypair::new()`, `Signer` trait, Base58 encoding
TypeScript	`@solana/web3.js`	`Keypair.generate()`, `Keypair.fromSecretKey()`
Shell	`solana-keygen`	`grind` (vanity), `new` (random), `verify`
MCP Server	`@solana/web3.js`	Session keypair management in `SolanaWalletMCPServer`

Address Format

32-byte Ed25519 public key encoded as Base58
Length: 32–44 characters (typically 43–44)
Case-sensitive alphabet: 123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz

Vanity Address Difficulty

Prefix Length	Expected Attempts	Time (100K/sec)
1 char	~58	< 1 sec
2 chars	~3,364	< 1 sec
3 chars	~195,112	~2 sec
4 chars	~11.3M	~2 min
5 chars	~656M	~2 hours

Security Model (6 Defense Layers)

CSPRNG only — OsRng (Rust), crypto.getRandomValues (Node.js)
Official libraries — No third-party crypto
Memory zeroization — Zeroize trait (Rust), buffer.fill(0) (TypeScript)
File permissions — 0o600 owner-only
Offline operation — No network calls during key generation
Post-generation verification — Re-derive public key from secret and compare

Memory Zeroization by Language

Language	Mechanism
Rust	`Zeroize` trait + `Drop` impl, `zeroize_on_drop`
TypeScript	`secretKey.fill(0)` + `Buffer.alloc(0)` (best-effort, GC may relocate)
Shell	`shred -u` or `rm -P` for file cleanup

Patterns to Follow

ONLY use solana-sdk, @solana/web3.js, or solana-keygen for crypto operations
Zero all key material as soon as it is no longer needed
Set file permissions to 0o600 immediately after writing keypair files
Never make network calls during key generation
Verify every generated keypair: re-derive public key from secret and compare

Common Pitfalls

JavaScript GC may copy/relocate buffers — fill(0) is best-effort, not guaranteed
solana-keygen output is [u8; 64] JSON array (32-byte secret + 32-byte public)
Base58 is NOT the same as Base64 — Solana uses a specific alphabet without 0OIl
Vanity matching must use raw Base58 — case-sensitive, no regex anchoring errors

---name: pump-solana-wallet-2description: Secure Solana wallet generation using official Solana Labs libraries — Ed25519 keypairs, memory zeroization, vanity address generation, offline-only operation, and multi-language implementations (Rust, TypeScript, Bash).---# Solana Wallet — Key Generation & SecuritySecure Solana wallet generation using official Solana Labs libraries with Ed25519 keys, memory zeroization, and offline-only operation. Three implementations: Rust (production), TypeScript (educational), and Bash (wrappers).## Approved Crypto Libraries| Context | Library | Role ||---------|---------|------|| Rust | `solana-sdk` | `Keypair::new()`, `Signer` trait, Base58 encoding || TypeScript | `@solana/web3.js` | `Keypair.generate()`, `Keypair.fromSecretKey()` || Shell | `solana-keygen` | `grind` (vanity), `new` (random), `verify` || MCP Server | `@solana/web3.js` | Session keypair management in `SolanaWalletMCPServer` |## Address Format- 32-byte Ed25519 public key encoded as Base58- Length: 32–44 characters (typically 43–44)- Case-sensitive alphabet: `123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz`## Vanity Address Difficulty| Prefix Length | Expected Attempts | Time (100K/sec) ||---------------|-------------------|-----------------|| 1 char | ~58 | < 1 sec || 2 chars | ~3,364 | < 1 sec || 3 chars | ~195,112 | ~2 sec || 4 chars | ~11.3M | ~2 min || 5 chars | ~656M | ~2 hours |## Security Model (6 Defense Layers)1. **CSPRNG only** — `OsRng` (Rust), `crypto.getRandomValues` (Node.js)2. **Official libraries** — No third-party crypto3. **Memory zeroization** — `Zeroize` trait (Rust), `buffer.fill(0)` (TypeScript)4. **File permissions** — `0o600` owner-only5. **Offline operation** — No network calls during key generation6. **Post-generation verification** — Re-derive public key from secret and compare## Memory Zeroization by Language| Language | Mechanism ||----------|-----------|| Rust | `Zeroize` trait + `Drop` impl, `zeroize_on_drop` || TypeScript | `secretKey.fill(0)` + `Buffer.alloc(0)` (best-effort, GC may relocate) || Shell | `shred -u` or `rm -P` for file cleanup |## Patterns to Follow- ONLY use `solana-sdk`, `@solana/web3.js`, or `solana-keygen` for crypto operations- Zero all key material as soon as it is no longer needed- Set file permissions to `0o600` immediately after writing keypair files- Never make network calls during key generation- Verify every generated keypair: re-derive public key from secret and compare## Common Pitfalls- JavaScript GC may copy/relocate buffers — `fill(0)` is best-effort, not guaranteed- `solana-keygen` output is [u8; 64] JSON array (32-byte secret + 32-byte public)- Base58 is NOT the same as Base64 — Solana uses a specific alphabet without `0OIl`- Vanity matching must use raw Base58 — case-sensitive, no regex anchoring errors

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