Source Signer / Version 0.1.0
Enable X Layer EIP-7702 rescue
The Source Signer reviews a fixed SafeExit rescue package and signs its short-lived delegation and clearing authorizations locally. SafeExit's website and servers never receive the source private key.
Download Source Signer 0.1.0Release status
This is the same signed-off build submitted to the Chrome Web Store, but Google has not reviewed or approved it yet. Manual installations do not update automatically.
Chrome 127 or newer
X Layer mainnet only
safeexit.xyz only
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Verify the archive
File: safeexit-source-signer-0.1.0.zip
SHA-256 ECA3896663C10C8883E82A1A44A1C9510C60CFDCB7ECA579E97715EBBB885CC5
Windows PowerShell
Get-FileHash .\safeexit-source-signer-0.1.0.zip -Algorithm SHA256macOS or Linux
shasum -a 256 safeexit-source-signer-0.1.0.zip02
Install unpacked
- 01Download the ZIP only from this SafeExit page.
- 02Verify the SHA-256 checksum shown below before opening the archive.
- 03Extract the ZIP into a permanent folder. Do not select the ZIP itself in Chrome.
- 04Open chrome://extensions in Chrome and enable Developer mode.
- 05Select Load unpacked, then choose the extracted folder that contains manifest.json.
- 06Pin SafeExit Source Signer, reload safeexit.xyz, and run a fresh incident preflight.
03
Know the boundary
The destination wallet never connects to this extension. It pays gas separately through the SafeExit execution flow.
A source private key is entered only inside the extension popup after a validated, short-lived SafeExit request. Never paste it into the website, an agent chat, or support.
This release has not received an independent external audit. EIP-7702 recovery is best effort, uses public transaction submission, and relies on beta wallet tooling.
Once the Chrome Web Store version is approved, remove this unpacked build and install the Store version to receive reviewed updates.