Keys stay yours.
Standard wallet authorization. Wallet-derived privacy keys under evaluation. Spending authority remains with your signer.
Keys & authorizationA proposed privacy layer for your existing wallet. Explore the design for shielded transfers and wallet-controlled authorization.
Compatibility targets, subject to validation.
Your address shouldn’t be your financial history. Jammer is being designed to separate settlement from surveillance, through a privacy-aware RPC and shielded execution.
A simplified transfer path. Select a stage to explore its role.
Read the full design, including trust assumptions and public boundaries.
Read the architectureFamiliar authorization. Encrypted state. Intentional transparency. The principles behind the proposed privacy layer.
Standard wallet authorization. Wallet-derived privacy keys under evaluation. Spending authority remains with your signer.
Keys & authorizationThe design aims to prove ownership, authorization, and value conservation without publishing your transfer graph.
Notes & commitmentsViewing keys for intentional transparency. Deposit screening and revocation mechanisms are part of the design scope.
Selective disclosureThe architecture, boundaries, and assumptions belong in the open. Explore the design from note commitments to the wallet RPC interface.
Open documentationNotes, commitments & nullifiers
Wallet signatures & key separation
Threat model & trust assumptions
Viewing keys, screening & revocation
Interface preview and technical documentation. Protocol integration is pending; no funds or wallet signatures are accepted.
Explore release scopeQuestions about the design
and the experience today.
Access to the first Jammer experience is invite-only.