zkSVM

Proofs are built in your browser and checked on L1.How privacy works

Proofs are built in your browser and checked on L1.How privacy works

Start hereLitepaperzkSVM in ten minutes: privacy that pays, how it works, and who you trust.Read it

Proofs are built in your browser and checked on L1.How privacy works

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Privacy that pays: shield SOL, earn on it where nobody can see, and send it without a trace. Start with the guide, or jump to what you came for.

Start hereQuickstart

Connect a wallet, shield some SOL — it starts earning at once — and send it privately. Five minutes, no setup.

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Get started

What it is, how it earns, and your first private payment.

  1. What is zkSVMA shielded pool on Solana, in one page.
  2. QuickstartConnect, shield and send privately in five minutes.
  3. Earn while shieldedYour balance is staked as jitoSOL, and grows where nobody can see it.
  4. Notes, keys and the poolThe ideas behind the app, in plain words.
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Use the app

Step-by-step guides to everything the wallet does.

  1. Connect and unlockYour wallet, your shielded keys, and the first sync.
  2. Shield SOLMove SOL into the pool.
  3. Send privatelyPay a shielded address, or any Solana address.
  4. Payments that come backIf nobody collects, take it back.
  5. Claim a paymentCollect what was sent to your address.
  6. UnshieldBack out as SOL, and how to do it well.
  7. Prove a balanceShow you hold at least an amount, and nothing more.
  8. ReceiptsShow that you paid, without opening the payment.
  9. Notes and balanceReading the wallet, merging notes, resyncing.
  10. Keys and recoveryOne wallet, one shielded balance, nothing extra to back up.
  11. Staying privateThe habits that make the cryptography count.
  12. TroubleshootingWhat each message means and what to do.
  13. FAQShort answers to common questions.
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How it works

The constructions, and why they are sound.

  1. The modelNotes, proofs, address-owned notes, and who you trust.
  2. Returnable notesA note owned by a condition, with one nullifier and two exits.
  3. Attestations and receiptsSaying something true without opening anything.
  4. Privacy modelWhat each operation shows, and what it does not.
  5. Fees and costsNetwork fees, rent, compute, and relayers.
  6. GlossaryThe vocabulary of these docs.
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$ZKSVM

The protocol's token: supply, buyback and burn, and staking.

  1. The $ZKSVM tokenOne billion supply, fees that buy back and burn, and a higher rate for stakers.
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Build

The SDK, programs that hold notes, and verification.

  1. Wallet integrationEverything a wallet needs, operation by operation.
  2. Programs that hold notesPDAs as owners: treasuries, escrows, gating.
  3. Verifying proofsCheck attestations and receipts in your backend.
  4. Protocol referenceThe wire format and the state machine.
  5. ErrorsEvery refusal, and what causes it.
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Operate

Deploying a pool, and the ceremony behind its keys.

  1. DeploymentFrom a fresh checkout to a pool on a cluster.
  2. Circuits and ceremonyThe circuits and the trusted setup.