Private execution, public settlement
The origin wallet and the routing trail are hidden. What arrives on the destination chain is a normal, auditable transaction.
Compliant privacy
Break the on-chain link between sender and recipient.
A normal stablecoin transfer publishes a permanent relationship between two wallets. Confidential routing removes that link by executing inside a private shard, while destination settlement stays publicly verifiable.
Built on NEAR’s private shard
Execution runs in a dedicated private shard connected to mainnet by a TEE-based bridge — no client-side proof generation, no bespoke wallet setup.
Zcash when you want the strongest primitive
Native Zcash origin settles from a shielded unified address, with a transparent address held only for refunds.
Selective disclosure
Confidentiality is a routing mode, not an anonymity product. It is designed to work alongside the compliance obligations a business already has.
How it runs
Confidential in 3 steps
- 1
Opt in
Confidentiality is a parameter on the same quote you already call. No separate API, no new integration.
- 2
Execute
The transfer runs inside the private shard, so origin and route are never published.
- 3
Settle
Funds arrive on the destination chain as an ordinary transaction the recipient can verify.
Plainly stated
What Confidential does — and does not — mean
Being precise about this is the point. Confidential routing is not an anonymity product.
Confidential protects
- Direct sender to recipient linkage
- Payment relationships
- Internal execution details
- Payroll, contractor and vendor relationships
Confidential does not
- Make anyone anonymous
- Make every blockchain transaction disappear
- Turn a public destination wallet into a private wallet
- Prevent all analysis or correlation of activity
Coverage
What's included
- Confidential Intents routing
- Private balance layer
- Shielded Zcash origin
- Optional per-transfer opt-in
- Works with Pay and Payouts
- Destination settlement stays verifiable
Start moving stablecoins
Create a payment link, run a payout, or plug the SDK into your product.