Your wallet is a public diary
Nacre
Strangers can see who funded you, who you pay, and what hours you sleep. Paste your wallet and see exactly what they see in one second. Then make it disappear.
Free · no sign-up · read-only, nothing to sign
01 · The ledger
The ledger is made of glass.
Each thread is a wallet. Each light is a transfer. Move your cursor through them and read whatever you like: balances, counterparties, habits.
02 · The veil
Then the glass frosts over.
Nacre moves transfers into a shielded pool. Everything that passes through still settles on Solana. None of it is legible to the people watching.
03 · The proof
Proven, never shown.
Your transfer becomes a zero-knowledge proof. Validators check the math, mark the note as spent, and learn nothing about who paid whom.
- Commitment
- 0x2b9e…c41f
- Nullifier
- 0x7f3c…0a92
- Proof
- Groth16 · 256 bytes
- Revealed
- Nothing
04 · The network
Private by default.
Same chain, same speed, same fees. The only thing that changes is who gets to watch.
Connect a Solana wallet to run Glass Check on it.
Before you use Nacre
Nacre is a non-custodial interface. It never holds your funds or keys; transactions are signed in your own wallet and executed by third-party protocols: Umbra (Arcium), Privacy Cash, NEAR Intents and Exolix. The Monero swap through Exolix is custodial while the exchange runs. Smart contracts, relayers and swap services can fail, pause, or lose funds, and Nacre cannot reverse a transaction. Deposits, swaps and their amounts are visible on-chain; privacy comes from what happens after. Start with small amounts. Privacy tools are restricted in some jurisdictions; you are responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you. Nothing here is financial or legal advice.