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Siid

Solana Wallet + encrypted chat

5.0 Store rating · 1 reviewssiid
App Signal Score6/10
Siid is worth watching because its Store description highlights wallet or portfolio utility, Solana DeFi or trading actions, and staking or yield workflows and a visible review says "I downloaded it and tried it out; it's really good, although some details could be improv...".
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Description

Siid is a non-custodial Solana wallet with end-to-end encrypted chat and calls — built so the natural overlap between "I just sent you SOL" and "let's coordinate the next trade" lives in one place, without depending on a centralized server.

WALLET (non-custodial)

  • Your seed phrase is generated and stored locally, encrypted with PBKDF2-SHA256 (600,000 rounds) + AES-GCM-256 — or, on a Solana Seeker, held in the device's Seed Vault instead, so it never lives in Siid's storage at all.
  • We have no copy of your keys and no recovery mechanism. We literally cannot move your funds.
  • Send and receive SOL and any SPL token. Network fee only — SIID adds 0% on plain transfers.

SOLANA SEEKER — SEED VAULT

  • On a Seeker, you can add an account whose key lives in the phone's Seed Vault rather than in Siid's own encrypted storage. This is why Siid requests the com.solanamobile.seedvault.ACCESS_SEED_VAULT permission.
  • Siid uses that permission for exactly two things: reading the public addresses of accounts you select, and signing transactions you have explicitly approved — each one behind the device fingerprint prompt.
  • Siid never reads, exports, or transmits the seed itself. It cannot leave the device.
  • It is optional. A wallet held in Siid's own encrypted storage, or a connected Ledger, works without this permission, and Siid does not request Seed Vault access for either. The option is hidden entirely on devices without a Seed Vault.
  • The same explanation is shown in the app, on the Seed Vault screen, before the permission is used.

CHAT (end-to-end encrypted)

  • 1:1 messages use the Double Ratchet over a post-quantum X3DH handshake

(hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM-768, FIPS 203) — every message gets its own key, and the key exchange resists "harvest-now, decrypt-later" quantum attacks.

  • Group chats use MLS (RFC 9420) for tree-based key agreement that scales past two parties.
  • Sealed-sender envelopes mean our relay routes ciphertext only — it cannot read what you send.
  • Every message is composed and sent by you — there is no automatic, bulk, or background messaging.
  • No phone number, no email — talk to any wallet by address or .sol name.

VOICE CALLS & GROUP VOICE ROOMS (end-to-end encrypted)

  • Call any wallet you have a conversation with. Voice only — SIID has no video calling.
  • Audio is end-to-end encrypted with DTLS-SRTP: the keys are agreed between the

two devices, so nobody in the middle can listen — including us.

  • Call setup is carried inside the same sealed envelopes as your messages, so our

relay learns nothing about it beyond routing ciphertext.

  • Connections are routed through our TURN server so your IP address is never

revealed to the person you are talking to. That server forwards encrypted packets it cannot decrypt, and stores none of them.

  • Group voice rooms: every group chat has two, and you join one rather than

ringing anybody — nobody's phone rings. Up to 8 people per room, and the audio is a direct encrypted mesh between the participants. There is no mixing server, which means no point where anyone could listen in.

  • Hold any participant's picture for a levels panel — turn each person up or down

for yourself alone. Nothing you do there is sent to them or visible to anyone.

  • Group admins can ask someone to leave a voice room, or clear a room. Honest

about its limits: everyone else stops receiving that person, but nothing can reach into their device and switch their microphone off.

  • Choose which microphone SIID uses in Settings, and test every input to find one

that actually works.

SWAPS & LIMIT ORDERS

  • Token swaps routed across every Solana DEX.
  • Place LIMIT orders directly in the app — single, OCO (one-cancels-other), and OTOCO (one-triggers-OCO).
  • Limit orders keep running when the app is closed.
  • An in-app trade feed logs every fill, cancel, and expire as a timeline.
  • Market 0.10% (.sol holders 0.05%). Limit-on-fill 0.05% (.sol holders free).

DISCOVER

  • Updates — release notes for SIID itself, plus an activity log of your own wallet events.
  • News — a blockchain news feed.
  • Markets — BTC analytics, US economy indicators, and Solana on-chain activity.
  • Trade — a memecoin trading terminal with charts.
  • DeFi — see your on-chain positions across lending, staking and liquidity protocols in one place.
  • Read-only. Nothing in Discover moves funds or places an order on your behalf.

NOTIFICATIONS (your activity only)

  • Get an OS notification when one of your own open limit orders fills, cancels, or expires — even when the app is closed.
  • An incoming call rings; a voice room never does.
  • Optional blockchain-news alerts are OFF by default; turn them on in Settings only if you want them.

CONNECT TO dAPPS

  • Open a Solana app in Siid's built-in browser and connect your wallet in one tap — Siid acts as the wallet provider for pages opened inside it.

NO TRACKING

  • No analytics, no Google Analytics, no Mixpanel, no Sentry.
  • Relay logs anonymized connection events for rate limiting only, retained ≤24 hours.
  • We never store which wallet address connected from which IP.
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Why this score

6/10
  • Strong Store listing
  • Basic trust coverage
  • Clear Seeker/mobile utility
  • Official public proof

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Signals

  • Store description themes: wallet or portfolio utility, Solana DeFi or trading actions, staking or yield workflows, and privacy or security positioning
  • Reviewer note: "I downloaded it and tried it out; it's really good, although some details could be improved."
  • Review mix: 100% 4-5 star and 0% 1-2 star
  • Release-note focus: bug fixes or compatibility work, interface improvements, and wallet or transaction flow changes
  • Store media: 4 screenshots and banner
  • APK metadata: 9.9 MB with SHA-256 hash
  • Publisher: siid; 3 website/contact links
  • 2 policy/legal links captured
  • 17 Android permissions captured; 1 sensitive flag
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Review Siid's Android permissions on-device and note why sensitive access is needed.

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Catalog evidence

Source

Solana Mobile dApp Store GraphQL scrape, May 22, 2026

Open source
Version 1.1.25

Release notes

  • Sending from a wallet you created in Siid no longer asks for Seed Vault
  • permission. That prompt was never needed for an app-native wallet. Seed
  • Vault is now used only if you deliberately choose Connect Hardware Wallet
  • → Solana Seeker.
  • Send photos in direct messages. Photos are compressed on your device and
  • encrypted with a key only you and the person you're messaging ever hold —
  • our relay stores bytes it cannot read. Re-encoding also strips the location
  • and device data your camera attaches. A photo you receive isn't downloaded
  • until you tap it.
  • Chat is now something you turn on. Opening a wallet used to publish your
  • encryption keys by itself, which made you reachable by anyone who knew your
  • address. A new wallet is just a wallet until you tap Get started in Chat.
  • You can delete your chat data. Settings → "Delete my account's data"
  • removes your published keys, undelivered messages, your contact list in both
  • directions, your group memberships and any photos you sent. It does not touch
  • your wallet, keys or funds, and the screen is explicit about what deletion
  • cannot reach.
  • Links in messages are tappable, and Siid asks first — showing the address
  • you'd actually be going to, flagging lookalikes, and reminding you that any
  • site can ask your wallet to sign.
  • Reporting someone now lets you attach the messages you're reporting.
  • Fixed a class of crash where a failure inside one component could close the
  • app at launch with nothing on screen.
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Technical metadata

Package
me.siid.app
Version
1.1.25 (10125)
Minimum Android SDK
26
Languages
1
First seen
Aug 28, 2026
Android permissionsPermission review17 permissions
android.permission.RECORD_AUDIOandroid.permission.MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGSandroid.permission.ACCESS_NOTIFICATION_POLICYandroid.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICEandroid.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_MICROPHONEandroid.permission.USE_FULL_SCREEN_INTENTandroid.permission.VIBRATEandroid.permission.INTERNETcom.solanamobile.seedvault.ACCESS_SEED_VAULTandroid.permission.USE_BIOMETRICandroid.permission.USE_FINGERPRINTandroid.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETEDandroid.permission.WAKE_LOCKandroid.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONSandroid.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATEcom.google.android.c2dm.permission.RECEIVEme.siid.app.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
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I downloaded it and tried it out; it's really good, although some details could be improved.

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