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CLOAKS

Privacy comes in layers.

One chain.Multiple cloaks.

Explore privacy for your payments, balances, identity, and on-chain activity. Understand what stays visible—and what you choose to reveal.

Your value. Your business. / No wallet required

Network observatoryInteractive simulation
8kx2…a9Qf24.80 SOL1,250 USDC7mr4…t2LpSWAP · app call[ sealed ]VALUEIDENTITYACTIVITYDISCLOSURE
PUBLIC VIEWCLOAKED VIEW

Tap a layer or use the controls. Masking text here is not blockchain privacy.

Perspective

Anyone with a block explorer. They see what the network publishes — nothing more, nothing less.

Privacy model

Modelled on shielded-pool designs such as RAILGUN on EVM chains.

Choose a layer

  • Transfer amountvisible
  • Account balancevisible
  • Sender addressvisible
  • Recipient addressvisible
  • Counterparty graphvisible
  • App interactionsvisible
  • Shared receiptsealed
  • Viewer scopesealed

Still visible · no cloaks

  • — Balances and amounts
  • — Sender and recipient addresses
  • — Every relationship and app call
  • — Timing of all activity
DEMO
ACTIVITY

01 / Public by default

What does your
wallet reveal?

Most chains are public ledgers. Pick a demo transaction to see what any block explorer would show — and what that lets someone infer.

Block explorer · public

TypeTRANSFER
From8kx2…a9Qf
To7mr4…t2Lp
Value24.80 SOL
Time2026-10-12 14:02 UTC
StatusDemo only — not a real transaction

What can be inferred

  • — 8kx2…a9Qf holds at least 24.80 SOL and its full balance is readable.
  • — 8kx2…a9Qf and 7mr4…t2Lp are now publicly linked, forever.
  • — Every past and future move of both addresses can be followed.

02 / Four dimensions

Choose your
cloaks.

Privacy isn't one switch. Each layer covers a different kind of information, and real systems usually cover some layers but not others.

Sample record · public observer

Amountvalue
sealed
Balance aftervalue
sealed
Senderidentity
8kx2…a9Qf
Recipientidentity
7mr4…t2Lp
Appactivity
invoice-pay
Linked txsactivity
14
Shared withdisclosure
sealed

Disclosures are never public: they go only to the viewer you choose. A receipt is shared with your accountant.

03 / The workspace

Twelve modules.
One demo account.

Every module works on the same local demo balance and history. Statuses come from one registry — nothing is marked integrated unless it is.

04 / Paths

Start where
you are.

Individuals

Keep savings and everyday payments off the public record.

Creators

Get paid without publishing every supporter and income stream.

Businesses

Pay contributors and suppliers without exposing the whole book.

Community treasuries

Vote and fund work while protecting individual members.

05 / Three views

Same payment.
Three different stories.

The owner, a public observer and an authorized viewer see different things. Change the model to see how the public view shifts.

Public observer

Sender8kx2…a9Qf
RecipientStudio Nine
Amounthidden
Linked history14 transactions
Receipt memohidden

Account owner

Sender8kx2…a9Qf
RecipientStudio Nine
Amount125.00 USDC
Linked history14 transactions
Receipt memoDesign payment

Authorized viewer

Sender8kx2…a9Qf
RecipientStudio Nine
Amount125.00 USDC
Linked history14 transactions
Receipt memoDesign payment

Simulation. Authorized viewer here received the amount and receipt for one record — not a viewing key.

06 / Research

The privacy
technology map.

Open the explorer →
SolanaResearch reference

Solana Confidential Balances

Token-2022 extension that encrypts balances and transfer amounts.

Protects: Token balances, transfer amounts
Still visible: Mint, token accounts, owners, transaction participation

SolanaResearch reference

Solana Privacy Rings (beta)

Programmable privacy via Rings, documented by Helius. Default Ring is confidential; Custom Rings can be configured by policy.

Protects: Default Ring: asset and amount. Custom Rings: may also hide sender and recipient
Still visible: Default Ring: sender and recipient

Ethereum / EVMResearch reference

ERC-5564 Stealth Addresses

Standard for deriving one-time recipient addresses from a stealth meta-address.

Protects: Link between recipient identity and receiving address
Still visible: Sender, amount, announcement, later spending patterns

07 / Principles

Less exposure.
More ownership.

01

Ownership first.

Your assets and your information should remain under your control. Privacy starts with agency.

Self-custody as a principle

02

Prove less. Say more.

Zero-knowledge proofs can establish validity without revealing the private data behind a statement.

Verifiability without oversharing

03

Disclosure by choice.

A receipt for a collaborator. A record for your accountant. Access with purpose and clear scope.

Share only what’s needed

04

Honest boundaries.

Every tool says what it protects, what stays visible, and who must be trusted.

No anonymity promises

Open network. Layered privacy.

Stay on-chain.
Choose your cloaks.

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Simulations only. No wallet. No funds.