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Pay any address privately. Get paid without a trail.

WALLET STATUS

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This wallet speaks ERC-5564 (stealth addresses, scheme 1: secp256k1 with view tags) and ERC-6538 (the stealth meta-address registry), the same standard other stealth wallets use, so payments found here can be found by them and vice versa. Both singletons are live on Robinhood Chain: announcer and registry. Your spending key and viewing key are generated here, encrypted with a passphrase (AES-GCM, PBKDF2) and stored in this browser only. Nothing on this page leaves your device except the transactions you sign.

PAY A CLOAKED ADDRESS

Paste a meta-address, or a plain 0x address that registered one. This page draws an ephemeral key, computes the shared secret and the one-time stealth address, pays it from your connected wallet on Robinhood Chain, then announces the payment through the ERC-5564 announcer so the recipient's wallet finds it.

SCAN · FIND PAYMENTS TO YOU

Reads Announcement events from the announcer in 100,000-block chunks (the last 2,000,000 blocks on the first run, then onward from where it stopped). Each announcement's view tag is checked against your viewing key first, the full derivation runs only on a tag hit, and the stealth addresses that are yours are listed with ETH and $n0n balances read from the chain.

WHAT THIS HIDES

unlinks  each receive address from you
unlinks  receive addresses from each other
keeps  keys in this browser only

WHAT IT DOES NOT HIDE

amounts → visible onchain
the sender's funding wallet → visible
this is not a mixer

SCOPE · BETA

Beta. Audited by nobody. Use small amounts. A sweep spends from a stealth address, so that address needs ETH for gas first. Lose the passphrase and the backup, and the funds at your stealth addresses are gone. This page is in the bug bounty scope. The stealth math on this page is the NoN stealth SDK, one ES module you can drop into your own wallet.

$n0n: 0x82b2526cc11fef76c482b3b8161c493469eb3615 on Robinhood Chain (4663). Console · SDK · Terms · Privacy