Privacywithout losing accountability.
STSH brings private transactions to digital assets using zero-knowledge proofs. Shield value, transact privately, and keep the system auditable.
Fully auditable.ZK-private assets.Private by design.Auditable by proof.
Fixed-denomination depositsstrengthen the anonymity set.Withdraw fixed or custom amounts.
On-chain solvency proofs verifyevery shielded asset is backed1:1 in escrow.
The problem
Public assets expose too much.
On-chain balances and transactions are visible by default. That exposes strategies, counterparties, and treasury activity.
STSH adds a private transaction layer while preserving public proof that the system remains valid and backed.
Why STSH
Private where it matters.
Verifiable where it counts.
Private by default
Shield balances and transfers from public view inside the pool.
Valid by proof
Zero-knowledge proofs verify every private state change.
Publicly accountable
Deposits, withdrawals, and pool backing remain auditable on-chain.
Built to integrate
Designed around established token standards and wallet workflows.
How it works
Three steps. One private flow.
Shield
Deposit STSH into the shielded pool and create a private note.
Transact
Move value privately without exposing balances or counterparties.
Withdraw
Redeem a valid note in a standard denomination back to the public ledger.
What is STSH?
STSH is an on-chain privacy pool. It lets users shield STSH tokens, transact privately, and withdraw with cryptographic proof that every action is valid.
Is STSH a mixer?
No. STSH is a zero-knowledge shielded pool with fixed note sizes and verifiable on-chain accounting.
What stays public?
Deposits and withdrawals remain visible on the public ledger. Activity inside the pool is private.
Why use fixed denominations?
Standard note sizes make transactions harder to distinguish. STSH uses 1, 10, 100, and 1000 STSH notes.
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