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Introduction
Veilo is a privacy layer built directly on Solana. It breaks the link between who you are and how you move money, at the cryptographic layer, not by obscuring it.
Solana is one of the fastest and most used blockchains in the world, but it has a fundamental problem: everything is public. Every wallet address, every transfer, every on-chain interaction is permanently visible to anyone who looks. Once someone knows your wallet address, they can trace every transaction you have ever made, map your financial behaviour, and link your on-chain activity to your real identity.
Veilo exists to fix that. When you deposit funds into Veilo, they enter a shared pool where your ownership is replaced by a cryptographic secret known only to you. When you later withdraw, there is no on-chain record connecting the withdrawal back to the original deposit. The funds simply re-emerge at a destination of your choice, with nothing linking them to you.
What Veilo is
Veilo is infrastructure: a privacy backend that wallets, dApps and developers can build on top of. It is not just a wallet, and it is not a mixer.
It is also not only for holding. A private balance in Veilo can trade, take positions, place orders, participate in raises and spend at merchants, all without surfacing the identity behind it. That capability is called private execution, and it is the part of Veilo that most distinguishes it from a pool that only holds funds.
Proof-based ownership, not address-based ownership
The problem this solves
Blockchains are transparent by design. That transparency is valuable for verifying that rules are followed, but it creates a serious privacy problem for everyday users. On Solana today:
- Anyone can look up your wallet and see your complete transaction history.
- Sending money to someone reveals both your identity and theirs.
- Your spending patterns, holdings and counterparties are permanently on-chain.
- Sophisticated actors can cluster wallets, trace fund flows and identify individuals.
- Any strategy you run in public can be watched, front-run and copied.
This is not a hypothetical risk. It affects traders who do not want their positions known, people sending money across borders, businesses that need financial confidentiality, and anyone who simply believes financial privacy is a basic right.
What a private balance can do
| Capability | What it means |
|---|---|
| Private transfer | Send SOL or tokens to another Veilo user without either wallet identity appearing on-chain. |
| Private withdrawal | Receive funds at a fresh address that cannot be traced back to you. |
| Private trading | Trade, take leveraged positions and place resting orders without exposing your strategy. |
| Private participation | Enter token raises without your allocation being publicly attributable. |
| Real-world spending | Fund prepaid cards from a private balance for merchant payments. |
| Cross-chain reach | Deliver value to seven EVM chains, and to systems beyond crypto entirely. |
| Private dApp use | Interact with Solana dApps through the built-in browser, per-dApp. |
| A backend to build on | Ship privacy-preserving applications on top of Veilo's infrastructure. |
Where to go next
Quickstart
Create an account, fund it, and make your first private move.
How Veilo works
Pools, proofs, spend protection and the relayer network.
Private execution
How a private balance acts on an external protocol.
What Veilo does not claim
The boundaries of the design, stated precisely.
The core workflow
Deposit
Enter the pool, with or without SOL for gas.
Transfer
Move value to another user inside the pool.
Cross-chain
Deliver proceeds to another chain.
Perpetuals
Leveraged positions from a private balance.
Predictions
Event markets, entered privately.
Cards & raises
Spend and participate without attribution.
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