Fresh
New address each time
ERC-5564 stealth addressing — payments never share an address, so they never cluster.
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Wallet
Your money, no address to watch.
Hold, send and sweep funds where every payment lands on a fresh one-time address. No account, no KYC — and the payment graph lives nowhere.
stealth addresses
no KYC
off the payment graph
live
A wallet with no address to follow
Every payment you receive lands on a brand-new one-time address, derived so only you can find and spend it. There’s no reusable public address for a chain-watcher to cluster, and no NULL account behind it. The view key detects what’s yours; only the spend key can move it.
Yours only
Detect vs. spend
The view key recognizes incoming funds; the spend key, derived on-device, is the only thing that can send.
Off-graph
No announcer
The payment notice rides the sealed feed inside your chat — the chain sees a transfer to a fresh address and nothing else.
How it works
Receive on a one-time address
Anyone paying your NULL handle derives a fresh stealth address; your wallet scans and recognizes it — no shared address ever appears on-chain.
Send to a handle or address
Pay a NULL contact or any wallet on Base, Arbitrum or Ethereum. You confirm in your own wallet; NULL never holds your funds or keys.
Sweep & consolidate
Move detected funds into a wallet you choose by revealing a payment’s one-time spend key (derived on demand, never stored). One-tap auto-sweep is on the roadmap.
Honest scope: on-chain funds use classical stealth addressing (secp256k1) — the post-quantum seal protects your messages and the payment notice, not the coins themselves. Treat a stealth balance as cash in transit and sweep it to your own wallet.
Part of NULL Pay. The same rails power stealth peer payments, split requests, and merchant Checkout & POS — receiving addresses never cluster, no customer account required.
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Value, privately
One sealed identity across messaging, storage and money — a payment you RECEIVE lands on an address nobody can tie to you; a payment you SEND is as public as any on-chain transfer.
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