Monolith

A treasury no one can read.

An agent that cannot exceed its cap.

Monolith

Your treasury stays confidential. Your agent can only spend what the contract allows.

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I / The vault

Some thingsstay private.

Balances and transfer amounts inside the vault are encrypted. The proofs are generated in your browser.

Enter the vault

I / The proof

A proof.For every move.

What stays hidden can still be verified. Vault proofs are generated in your browser.

Enter the vault

Passage I — II

Then comesautonomy.

Delegate the payments. Keep the boundaries.

II / The agent

Autonomy.Within bounds.

Let your agent handle public payments within a defined budget. Beyond it, the Stellar network rejects the transaction.

Meet the agent

II / The boundary

A limit.Enforced by the network.

The contract checks the agent’s spending cap. Beyond it, Stellar rejects the transaction.

Meet the agent

Passage II — III

Every perspectivehas its permissions.

Verify what matters, without revealing everything.

III / The auditor

Visibility.By permission.

The ledger shows addresses, but hides confidential amounts. Only the designated auditor’s key can reveal them.

See the evidence

III / The revelation

One key.The right access.

The designated auditor’s key reveals the amounts. Everyone else sees encrypted data.

See the evidence

The next move is yours

Step tothe other side.

Explore the vault. Meet the agent. Verify the proofs.

Try the agent

Nothing left ambiguous

Private amounts. Public boundaries.

Confidential, not anonymous.

Visible on-chain

  • Every address (sender, recipient)
  • Deposits into the vault and withdrawals from it
  • The agent's payments (public, capped budget)
  • The fact that an address has a confidential account

Hidden on-chain

  • Confidential vault balances
  • Confidential transfer amounts
Understand the boundary
Try the agentReturn to the beginning

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