Research & provenance
Original Jammer design notes informed by a public reference architecture.
Protocol behavior is proposed. This release is an interface preview; no funds or wallet signatures are accepted.
Source boundary
These pages synthesize a proposed Jammer architecture from the supplied product brief and a review of Nullmask’s public documentation. They are not a copied specification, an affiliation claim, or evidence of an implemented Jammer protocol.
The primary areas reviewed were onboarding, wallet RPC, key derivation, private notes, encryption, nullifiers, transfers, deposits, withdrawals, swaps, fees, contract administration, and security objectives. Page-level links identify technical references.
Important qualifications
Marketing language often compresses different privacy guarantees into one claim. These docs distinguish internal transfers from publicly observable deposits, withdrawals, and external swaps. They also distinguish wallet-controlled spending from the visibility available to a hosted proxy.
A complete implementation specification would additionally require exact encodings, circuit definitions, ABI and method schemas, test vectors, release artifacts, governance configuration, and security reviews. Those cannot be inferred into existence from a website.
Further reading
- Nullmask public documentation: docs.nullmask.io
- Nullmask product reference: nullmask.io
- Jammer updates: x.com/usejammer