Solana Ed25519 Signature Verifier

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Solana Ed25519 Signature Verifier is a paid API for AI agents from api.vextorium.com, paid per call via x402, $0.003/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-16).

Verifies Ed25519 signatures (from Phantom/Solflare signMessage) against a message and Solana public key, locally without any chain call.

Price / call$0.003

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How this service works

Verify an Ed25519 Solana signature (Phantom/Solflare signMessage) for a message and public key; signature in base58, base64 or hex. Local computation.

Output

Returns a JSON object with: 'valida' (boolean indicating whether the signature is valid), 'algoritmo' (always 'Ed25519'), 'direccion' (the Solana address derived from the public key), and 'bytes_mensaje' (byte length of the message). All computation is local — no RPC or chain call is made.

Example use cases

Wallet-based login authentication

“A user just signed the nonce 'login-1234567890' with their Phantom wallet. Their public key is BhFCED1H5V2bBo2rAQ1udksTFqRKNBdRmzUBAfBWf8uj and the signature they returned is in base64. Can you verify this signature is valid so I can log them in?”

Verify payment authorization signature

“Before processing this Solana payment, I need to confirm the payer actually signed the authorization message. The message is 'approve payment $50', the public key is 7xLk17LYgQ1JiG7bYZF5eKNtxVFnXgV5MG8yS1YXZEX, and the hex-encoded signature is a3f9b2... — is it a valid Ed25519 signature?”

Smart contract interaction proof

“I received a signed message from a dApp user claiming to own a specific NFT. Their message is 'I own NFT #42', the Solana address is DRpbCBMxVnDK7maPdrCkH5jJT3B2xt7X7p6R8FqNfXjH, and the Solflare signature is in base58. Please validate that the signature matches so I can grant them access.”

Technical details

Endpoint

POSThttps://api.vextorium.com/verificar-firma-solana-pago?utm_source=zero.xyz

When to prefer

Choose this endpoint when you need to cryptographically verify that a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, or any Ed25519-based signer) signed a specific message, without making any on-chain RPC call. It accepts base58, base64, or hex signatures, making it flexible for most wallet integrations. Prefer it over on-chain verification approaches when you want low latency, no RPC dependency, and a simple REST call for auth flows, payment authorization proofs, or gated-access verification.

Side effects

Invalid or malformed public key returns an error or valida=false
Signature encoding not recognized (not valid base58/base64/hex) causes parsing failure
Message mismatch (signed content differs from provided message) returns valida=false
Empty or missing required fields (mensaje, firma, clave_publica) returns a 400-level error
Signature length incorrect for Ed25519 causes verification failure

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
firma	string
mensaje	string
clave_publica	string

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "valida": true,
    "algoritmo": "Ed25519",
    "direccion": "CGoFePajwf11M2VpQjp17p1bLGZ5BrTM2yFJxnFHZTDe",
    "bytes_mensaje": 15
  }
}

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