How it works

One hop, one minute, and keys we never hold.

Where the privacy comes from

On a public chain, your address is your history. Anything you buy, anyone can read: your size, your timing, your other coins, your profit. Veil puts one hop in the middle. Your wallet pays our desk. The desk buys. The coins are delivered to an address that has never done anything before. On chain there is no line from your wallet to that address — only a payment to a desk that thousands of payments go to, and a delivery from a desk that makes thousands of deliveries.

Why the minute matters

A hop alone is not enough. If you were the only buyer and we delivered four seconds later, anyone could match the two by timing. So nothing settles instantly: every buy for the same coin inside the same 60 seconds becomes a single swap at a single price. The pool sees one order. The more people in a batch, the less any of them can be picked out — and your size is hidden inside the total, not just your name.

Where your keys live

Your delivery addresses come from one signature your wallet makes over a fixed sentence, inside your browser. That signature never leaves it. The addresses derive from it, the private keys derive from it, and the same sign-in rebuilds all of them on any device. We store the address to deliver to and nothing else. We cannot spend what lands there, and neither can anyone who takes our database.

Selling

Selling does not come back through us. The delivery carries a little gas, so the stealth address can sign its own sale straight into the Pons pool and send the ETH wherever you say. We take nothing on sells. The one thing worth care: send the proceeds to a fresh address, not your everyday wallet, or you tie the position back to yourself at the last step.

What we can see

Us. We run the desk, so we know which payment became which delivery. That is the honest shape of this design: the public cannot follow you, we can. We keep the order record because refunds and support need it. If your threat model includes us, you want a shielded pool with zero-knowledge proofs, not a desk — and you should not take our word for anything.

What it costs

1% of the ETH going in, on buys only, and nothing on sells. The Pons pool charges its own 1%, which everybody pays everywhere. Each delivery also carries a small amount of gas so the new address can sell by itself. Price protection is set at 12%: if a batch would fill worse than that, the swap is rejected and everyone in it is refunded in full.

Who this is not for

Founders quietly selling to their own community, and anyone hoping to make stolen money hard to trace. Creator and fee wallets stay public — the whole point is to protect the people buying, not the people they are buying from. If you are trying to hide a rug, use something else, and expect the chain to remember anyway.

The desk

Every payment goes to one address, and every delivery comes from it:

On chain

Robinhood Chain, coins launched by Pons, traded in their own 1% pools. Nothing here is a new contract to trust: the desk is a wallet, and the swap is the same one everybody else uses.

Start

The first buy takes about a minute, most of it waiting for the batch.

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