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
Privacy comes in layers.
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
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
Still visible · no cloaks
01 / Public by default
Block explorer · public
What can be inferred
02 / Four dimensions
Sample record · public observer
Disclosures are never public: they go only to the viewer you choose. A receipt is shared with your accountant.
03 / The workspace
Payments
Business
Identity & Learning
04 / Paths
Keep savings and everyday payments off the public record.
Get paid without publishing every supporter and income stream.
Pay contributors and suppliers without exposing the whole book.
Vote and fund work while protecting individual members.
05 / Three views
Public observer
Account owner
Authorized viewer
Simulation. Authorized viewer here received the amount and receipt for one record — not a viewing key.
06 / Research
Token-2022 extension that encrypts balances and transfer amounts.
Protects: Token balances, transfer amounts
Still visible: Mint, token accounts, owners, transaction participation
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
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
Your assets and your information should remain under your control. Privacy starts with agency.
Self-custody as a principle
Zero-knowledge proofs can establish validity without revealing the private data behind a statement.
Verifiability without oversharing
A receipt for a collaborator. A record for your accountant. Access with purpose and clear scope.
Share only what’s needed
Every tool says what it protects, what stays visible, and who must be trusted.
No anonymity promises
● CURRENT STATUS
Interactive demos and local tools are live. No privacy protocol, wallet connection or audit is part of this release.
Read the transparency page →Knowledge center
Nine sourced explainers — ZK, shielded pools, stealth addresses, FHE, viewing keys and more — plus the original field notes.
Start learning →Open network. Layered privacy.
Simulations only. No wallet. No funds.