
Shield
Deposit SOL or supported tokens into a shared pool. Your deposit remains public.
Private transfers on Solana. Shield your funds,
send privately, withdraw to a public wallet.
Pre-launch · Locally tested · Unaudited

Your balance is your business. So is who you pay.
Three steps. A quieter wallet.

Deposit SOL or supported tokens into a shared pool. Your deposit remains public.

Pay a Shush address. A relayer submits the proof without your public wallet signing.

Return funds to a public wallet. Withdrawal details are visible on chain.
Token launch pending.
USDC fees first. Token burns after launch.

Utility launches with USDC fees paid to the treasury. After the token launch, the planned $SHUSH fee split burns 50%.
The planned creator fee split sends 50% to buybacks and 50% to the team.
See how the split worksStraight answers. No noise.
Just what you need to know.
Deposits, withdrawals, the pool used, timing, fees, and network metadata remain visible. Internal note ownership and private payment amounts are hidden by the proof system. Timing and small anonymity sets can still connect activity. Read the privacy limits.
Your recovery phrase controls the keys that spend your private notes. Funds are held by the pool program. The deployment admin can update fees and supported pools; the program upgrade authority is also a trust assumption until revoked. Bugs and compromised keys can cause loss.
The default protocol policy targets $0.10 per operation plus 0.25% of public deposits and withdrawals, charged in USDC at utility launch. After the token launch, fees switch to $SHUSH. A private payment uses the base fee. Network costs, rent, and relayer charges are additional. The real wallet shows a quote before confirmation.
The Solana implementation has been tested locally. The public deployment and token launch are pending. It has not been independently audited. The production site will open the real Solana wallet only after deployment and verification.