KeepHost

A privacy pool for SOL on Solana. Money goes in from one wallet, comes out at another, and the chain cannot say the two are the same person.

You send a fixed amount of SOL — 0.1, 1 or 10 — to a program. It keeps the deposit at an address that has no private key, so nobody holds it: not the team, not a server, not an administrator. Later you prove you own one of the deposits in the pool, without saying which one, and the program pays out to any address you name. A relayer sends that transaction for you, so the destination wallet needs nothing at all.

Your only claim on a deposit is the receipt your browser draws before you send. There is no account and no copy anywhere. Lose it and the money stays in the pool for good — that is the honest price of having nobody hold it for you.

These docs are in five parts:

• StatusWhat exists, what does not, and the order of what comes next. No dates.
• The poolDeposit, receipt, withdrawal, relayer — in plain language.
• Under the hoodThe address with no key, the proofs, and what the program cannot do.
• Keys and trustThe authority that gets revoked, the pause key, the risks, the audit.
• The tokenAccess today; the pool’s fee token and the burn, planned and not running.

Nothing on this site asks you to approve a transaction, and nothing here can move your money. KeepHost is not affiliated with Ledger.