Privacy is not one problem. It is three: what you write, what you read, and how you talk to the network. Hisoka closes all three, then settles privately. Walk through one private swap below and watch the information travel.
No single component learns both who you are and what you want. Silence the trades with Howl, the queries with Raven, the traffic with Nox, and the exposure with Kage and threshold compliance. Each layer ships on its own. Together they form full-stack privacy for Ethereum.
A ZK-UTXO dark pool. Deposit, transfer, and swap with the asset, amount, and parties shielded. Programmable, with in-pool multisig and threshold compliance built in.
Private Information Retrieval. Fetch your notes, balances, and Merkle paths without the server ever learning which record you asked for. Live on Ethereum mainnet.
A Sphinx mixnet. Onion routing, random per-hop delays, and cover traffic hide your IP and timing. Doubles as an anonymous paymaster for the pool.
Kage is a private solver network that matches intents behind recursive proofs. PSS caches your wallet state encrypted, so a fresh device bootstraps without re-deriving every key.
Honest users get full privacy. For verifiably illicit activity, a threshold committee of t-of-n members can decrypt a single note, and only that note, with an on-chain attestation trail. There is no backdoor and no single key that can open the pool. This is the compliance posture that survives the post-Tornado era, and the one regulators can work with.
