Get your stealth address
One signature from your wallet creates a meta-address. Share it anywhere. Every payment to it lands in a new address that only you can open.
1 · Connect a wallet
2 · Derive your stealth keys
Your wallet signs a fixed message. This tab turns the signature into a spend key and a view key and never sends it anywhere. The first setup on a device asks for the signature twice, to make sure your wallet always produces the same one.
Your meta-address
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Pay-to-wallet registry
Optional. Link this wallet to your meta-address so people can pay you by typing your normal wallet address or .sol name. Free: you sign a message, no transaction. Anyone will be able to see that this wallet uses Stealth Protocol, but not which payments are yours.
View key
A view key finds your incoming payments but can never move them. Hand it to an accountant or open it on the auditor page. Whoever holds it sees every payment you receive.
Anyone with your view key can read your notes.
Exchange withdrawal address
Use a new address for every withdrawal. The exchange sees this address, not your main wallet.
Withdrawal address