Privacy token on Solana · Exit to Zcash
$SHROUD lives in encrypted notes that only your key can open. Send it, hold it, earn from it, and the chain sees it can read. When you leave, exit straight to shielded Zcash.
Move your cursor over the statement. That's your viewing key.
Paired with Zcash
Most privacy tools stop at the exit: the moment you withdraw, the trail starts again. SHROUD can hand your value to Zcash's shielded pool instead. Pick To shielded Zcash when you unshield, paste a u1… address, and ZEC lands where nobody can see it, in about 2–3 minutes.
Shield $SHROUD. Balances and transfers go dark, and the notes earn from every trade.
The app sells for SOL on Jupiter, and NEAR Intents swaps it to ZEC. If it fails, the SOL comes back.
ZEC arrives at your u1… or zs1… address, inside Zcash's shielded pool.
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FAQ
Who owns which notes, how much each note holds, and who sent value to whom inside the vault. Shielding in and unshielding out are visible, like walking into or out of a building.
From trading. pump.fun pays a creator fee on every $SHROUD trade. 30% of it buys $SHROUD and adds it to the vault, which raises the value of every private share. Nothing is printed.
No. Only someone who can make a valid proof with your keys can spend your notes, the team included. A guardian can pause new deposits, for example until the audit; private sends and withdrawals always go through.
When you unshield, you can choose shielded Zcash as the destination. The app sells your $SHROUD for SOL, NEAR Intents swaps it to ZEC, and the ZEC goes to a shielded Zcash address. The unshield and the sale are public on Solana; where the ZEC lands is not. SHROUD is an independent project, not affiliated with the Zcash team.
A Solana wallet: Phantom or Backpack. You sign one message to create your private keys. Fees are paid in $SHROUD by a relayer.
A few seconds on a modern laptop or phone. It runs in your browser.
Your notes live on Solana, and your keys come from your wallet. Any copy of the open-source app can find and spend them.