Private buying on Pons · Robinhood Chain



Every buy you have ever made is a public profile. Veil ends that: the coins arrive at an address that has never paid for anything, and one swap a minute covers everyone at once.

The problem

One address holds your whole history. Anyone can watch what you buy, copy the next one, front the exit, or simply know exactly how much you have.

I

Sign in, unlock once

One signature in your browser builds the keys for your stealth addresses. They never reach us, and the same sign-in rebuilds them on any device.

II

Pay the desk

You send ETH like any other payment. The pool never sees you: your wallet pays the desk, and that is where its story ends.

III

The minute closes

Every buy for the same coin in the same 60 seconds becomes one swap at one price. A single order hits the pool, whoever is behind it.

IV

Coins land somewhere new

They arrive at an address that has never bought, sold or paid for anything, with enough gas to sell on its own whenever you want.

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What it does not do

Privacy tools that oversell themselves get people hurt. Here is the honest edge of ours.

We can see it

The desk is the hop that breaks the link, so we know which payment became which delivery. The public cannot. If that is not good enough for you, this is not the tool.

The money came from somewhere

Whatever funded your wallet is still visible before it reached us. Privacy starts at the desk, not before it.

Thin pools still tell tales

A big buy prints a big candle. The wallet is hidden; the size is not, unless others are buying the same minute.

Dev wallets stay public

Creator and fee wallets are not welcome behind the veil. This is for buyers, not for founders quietly selling to them.