The private account
Pay, receive and move through a single workspace.
Keys and discovery
The account design separates viewing and spending keys. Keys belong in the client, never in application logs or public requests. A wallet connection by itself does not prove that private receiving addresses exist.
Fresh addresses
The protocol design uses one-time receiving addresses derived from a recipient meta-address and fresh randomness. Each payment should have a new destination, while the owner sees one consolidated balance.
Handles and payment links
A handle offers a human-readable entry point to a receiving account. A payment link carries the intended recipient and optional amount. Handles must be registered against a verified public meta-address before receiving money.
Move funds
Withdraw to an address you control. Consolidation, repeated withdrawals and direct wallet funding can create links between addresses. The interface cannot hide information already public on-chain.
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