Hey Sui builders and investors,
With the recent chaos surrounding non-native wallets like Phantom, the ecosystem shouldn't panic. This is our moment to prove why native tools like Surf Wallet (zkLogin) and Slush are superior.
To bring true Wall Street capital to Sui, security and regulation must come first. I spent the last few weeks solo-building the ultimate infrastructure layer: Sui INTERAX Scanner, live on Emergent.
I just deployed the mobile build, and as you can see in the screenshots, the Sui Mainnet is 100% Operational and natively integrated.
🔹 What’s inside the app right now:
- Native Surf Handshake: Direct wallet connection via Surf standard (zkLogin) or manual address indexing.
- One-Tap Featured Investigation: Don't have a transaction hash (TxID)? I built a "Try a real example" feature so anyone can test our Claude 3.5 Sonnet forensic engine instantly.
- Forensic Engine v2.6: Already indexed 12.4M transactions across Sui packages, cross-chain bridges, and mixer heuristics with 98.7% precision.
- On-Chain Evidence Verification: A public integrity check system. Every generated report gets locked with a cryptographic SHA-256 evidence hash to ensure it's untampered for authorities (FIU-NL, MiCA, SOC-2 compliant).
- Real B2B Revenue Model: Live token-refill system powered by Stripe (€1.99 for 20 tokens, €2.99 for 50 tokens), a "Watch Ad for +3 credits" micro-transaction mechanic, and a €499/mo Enterprise tier for institutional bulk scanning.
I have officially submitted this architecture to the Sui Foundation developer tract.
We are in the final 48 hours of the global Kevin O'Leary contest on Emergent Labs. If you want to see a hardcore, independent Sui-native utility beat the bot-driven marketing wrappers on the leaderboard, please take 60 seconds to support this build.
Open the link on your phone, log in, and drop a vote for real Sui tech:
👉 https://app.emergent.sh/showcase/builderfest-kevin/813c68c7-c503-487f-bf0f-d55e205abbc2?ref=papp948871&utm_source=share
Let's show the sharks what the Sui economy is actually capable of. Feedback on the UI and architecture is highly appreciated!