Private transfers
Move value without broadcasting counterparties, size, or timing to a public ledger.
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Public at the edges. Private in the middle.
Private value. Provable when it matters.
Contract-controlled stablecoin accounts — public at the edges, shielded in the middle.
Testnet only · No live service · No real funds · Not authorised or regulated by any financial authority
How it works
01On the record
One funding event. On the record.public
02Shielded
Distribution, shielded.private
03Your exit, your terms
Each recipient exits privately, on their own terms.Private → Public
What it’s for
Public where it must be. Private where it should be.
Private payroll
Fund one public event; each payee is paid privately; each chooses when to exit.
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Private DeFi
Interact with protocols without leaking strategy, position, or intent on-chain.
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Private stablecoins
Hold and move stablecoin balances in shielded accounts with no keyholder.
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Privacy model private
Private, not hidden
Between the edges, movement is unreadable from outside. What crosses the boundary is on the record.
Edges on the record
Funding is deliberate, on the record, and provable.
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Shielded middle
Between the edges, movement is unreadable from outside — no counterparties, sizes, or timing on a public ledger.
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Crossings on the record
Every crossing between public and shielded leaves a verifiable event.
Private → Public
Architecture
Nobody holds a key. Not even us.
No keyholder
Accounts are operated by a Midnight contract through MPC-verified circuits — not by a person holding a seed phrase.
Contract-controlled EVM accounts
The contract derives and operates its own Ethereum accounts; a signature exists only when a circuit authorizes it.
Serious rails
Built on the Midnight × Sig MPC stack, proven end to end — from public funding event to private exit.
The contracts and infrastructure are operated by us today.
Waitlist private
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