01From warnings to practical tools
MASTR’s work has grown from scam warnings and onchain investigations into published security research, educational material and working applications. MASTRpass Pro, MASTRsweep and MASTRsender are now available as free downloads and in the Solana Mobile dApp Store on Seeker.
02Knowledge that remains accessible
The Crypto Wiki, public research and askMASTRbot help people understand mechanisms, examine evidence and ask better questions. Making information usable requires writing, source checks, organisation, translation and ongoing corrections—not just publication.
03The work continues after release
An app release creates a maintenance obligation. Android and wallet compatibility, signing, device tests, backup and recovery tests, bug fixes and clear documentation all need sustained attention. Security is a process, not a release badge.
04What voluntary support makes possible
Donations help fund development time, test devices, hosting and infrastructure, research and translations. They give independent work room to continue and help keep free tools accessible. They are not a promise of a particular feature or completion date.
05Independence is not for sale
A donation buys no favourable review, badge, priority support, influence over findings or financial return. MASTRsweep and MASTRsender have separately disclosed service fees; this appeal does not imply that donations are the project’s only income.
06Other ways to help
Share useful work with its source, report reproducible bugs, suggest corrections, improve translations and test releases carefully. Never send private keys, seed phrases, recovery keys or vault files. Specific, thoughtful feedback is valuable even when you cannot donate.
MASTRtrade, MASTRsweep and MASTRsender disclose their own service fees. Donations are voluntary, are not the only source of project income and buy neither preferential treatment nor returns.