Comparison

Clervo vs Blowfish

A different job: verifying a transaction against your declared intent before an automated wallet signs it.

Blowfish provides human-readable transaction previews and warnings integrated into consumer wallets. Clervo targets a narrower problem — an agent or automation wallet that signs untrusted, third-party-generated transactions and needs a machine-actionable decision measured against a declared intent, not a human-facing preview.

DimensionClervoBlowfish
Core modelCompares the real simulated effects of a transaction to a caller-declared intent (max spend, allowed recipients, allowed programs).Scans Solana transactions to return recommended actions, tailored warnings, and human-readable simulation results explaining what the transaction will do.
Primary audienceAgent wallets, trading bots, and automation providers signing untrusted, third-party-built transactions.Wallets integrating a pre-signature preview and warnings for human end users.
Decision outputALLOW / BLOCK / REVIEW plus confidence, reasons, wallet deltas, authority changes, beneficiaries, and an evidence id. Ambiguity defaults to REVIEW.A list of warnings plus a human-readable simulation of the transaction outcome.
Intent awarenessJudges the transaction against a declared intent; outflow to unapproved beneficiaries yields BLOCK or REVIEW even when the protected wallet is a required signer.Explains what a transaction does and flags danger; the caller supplies no per-request declared intent policy.
EvidenceReturns machine-actionable, provenance-linked evidence (simulated slot, state age, effect tree) intended for programmatic policy decisions.Returns human-readable previews and warnings aimed primarily at end-user display.

Blowfish capabilities described from its public documentation (docs.blowfish.xyz) as of July 2026.

Blowfish is an established, respected product. This page describes differences in approach, not a benchmark. Clervo is pre-launch and publishes no performance metrics. Facts about Blowfish reflect public documentation as of July 2026 and may change — verify against their current docs.