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Private SOL · four steps
Drop SOL into Privacy Cash, an audited shared pool on Solana. Wait while the crowd grows around you. Leave to a brand new wallet, with a quantum-safe receipt.
Each new deposit lands in its own colour, then fades into the crowd. Yours keeps a red outline only on your screen. The more ghosts look like yours, the safer it is to leave.
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Pick a size. Round amounts that many others use hide you best.
Unlock your wallet to see your private balance.
Swap to ZEC and land in a Zcash address, adding a second chain between you and the exit. For now this shows a live price only. Nothing is sent.
Private launchpad
Exit from the pool into a fresh burner wallet, launch on pump.fun from it, then send creator fees back into the pool. Your main wallet never touches the coin.
One wallet signature makes your private pool key. Your browser then builds a zero-knowledge deposit and you approve it. Later, to exit, it proves some of the pool's money is yours without saying which deposit.
It reads public deposits into the Privacy Cash pool. Your cover is how many deposits near your size there are, how many came after yours, and how long you have waited.
Your SOL goes into Privacy Cash (program 9fhQ…QyQD), a shared pool on Solana mainnet. Its program has been audited by several firms; the reports are public. Ghostline is a separate app built on top of it.
Privacy Cash's relayer sends your exit and pays the network fee, so the fresh wallet can start empty. It charges about 0.35% plus 0.006 SOL. It can't change where the money goes.
When you exit, your browser signs a receipt (exit transaction, address, amount) with a one-time hash-based key (WOTS), which is believed to resist quantum computers. This is an off-chain proof you keep. The chain does not check it, and it does not make the pool itself quantum-safe.
Ghostline's app code is unaudited. The meter is a rough guide from public pool activity, not a guarantee. The relayer sees your IP and timing. Odd amounts, quick exits, or sending the exit back to your old wallet can undo your privacy.