What Is Seeker?

1. What Is Seeker?

Seeker is the next-generation Web3 smartphone developed by Solana Mobile, designed to bring crypto-native functionality directly into mobile hardware. It integrates blockchain features at the operating system level, enabling secure self-custody, decentralized app access, and on-chain interactions without relying on external wallets or extensions.

Seeker is built to make Web3 mobile-first, offering users a seamless way to interact with the Solana ecosystem through a secure, purpose-built device.

2. Why Seeker Was Created

Most crypto activity today depends on general-purpose smartphones that were not designed with private keys, wallets, or decentralized applications in mind. This creates security risks, poor user experience, and reliance on third-party software layers.

Seeker was created to solve these limitations by embedding Web3 functionality directly into the device. Its purpose is to improve security, simplify onboarding, and enable mass adoption of decentralized applications through mobile-first design.

3. How Seeker Works

1. Users set up the device with a secure, hardware-backed wallet.
2. Private keys are stored in a secure enclave isolated from the main OS.
3. The Solana Mobile Stack provides native support for Web3 apps.
4. Users access dApps through an integrated decentralized app store.
5. Transactions are signed securely at the hardware level.
6. On-chain interactions occur seamlessly within mobile applications.

4. Key Features of Seeker

• Hardware-backed self-custody and secure key storage
• Native Solana wallet integration
• Decentralized app store for Web3 applications
• Mobile-first user experience for crypto interactions
• Direct access to the Solana ecosystem
• Reduced reliance on browser extensions and third-party wallets

5. Who Can Use Seeker?

• Crypto users seeking secure mobile self-custody
• Solana ecosystem participants
• Developers building mobile-first Web3 applications
• Retail users entering crypto through smartphones
• Users interested in NFT, DeFi, and on-chain gaming

6. What Is the $TOKEN?

Seeker does not have a native token of its own. Instead, it is designed to support existing Solana-based tokens and assets directly through its integrated wallet and mobile stack.

Users interact with SOL and other Solana ecosystem tokens for transactions, governance, NFTs, and decentralized applications, without the need for a proprietary Seeker token.