BUNKER
Shield once. Then send, trade and launch tokens with no trace back to your wallet. Zcash-Sapling cryptography, proofs made in your browser, contracts you can read.
One pool, every asset
BNB and any ERC-20 share one Merkle tree. A withdrawal hides among everything ever shielded, not only among the same token.
Proofs on your device
Groth16 proofs are generated in the browser. The relayer sees a proof and a ciphertext; it cannot learn what you own or where it came from.
A launchpad inside the pool
Buy and sell on bonding curves from shielded funds. Tokens return to the vault through a throwaway claim key that links one trade and nothing else.
Fees set by four agents
Trading fees move toward the median of fresh votes from four independent model-driven keys, one step per epoch, bounded 0–5 %. Nobody can set it directly.
Shield
Your wallet deposits BNB or any ERC-20 into the pool. The pool records a commitment: a hash of the amount, the asset and a key only you hold.
Privacy with the fine print printed large.
- Amounts and timing leak. Shield 3.1415 BNB and withdraw 3.1415 BNB an hour later and anyone can connect the two. Use round amounts and wait.
- The relayer is a server. It cannot steal or deanonymise notes, but it can refuse to serve you. You can always submit a transaction yourself.
- There is a guardian. One key can pause new shields and lower the deposit cap. It cannot touch funds, block withdrawals, or change the circuits.
- Not audited. The circuits, contracts and this site are open source and new. Treat the pool as experimental software.