Nobody should read your wallet but you.
The problem
Your address is a public confession.
A wallet address works like a username that never forgets. Paste it into any block explorer and you can read someone's entire financial life: what they hold, what they earn, who they pay, and when. Your employer, your ex, a stranger who once got a payment from you, all of them can look, forever. Dark closes the book.
Readable by anyone, on any block explorer
How it works
Private is the resting state.
Private by default
Your balances and payments are encrypted on-chain from the first transaction. Privacy is where the wallet sits, not a setting you have to remember to switch on.
Selective disclosure
Reveal a single balance or transaction to an exchange or an accountant when you need to, and leave everything else dark. You decide what is seen, and by whom.
Real self-custody
Your keys stay on your device. No company holds your funds, and no server can freeze them or read them on your behalf.
Never a mixer
Your funds are never pooled or commingled with anyone else's. There is no shared pool to launder through and nothing collective to sanction, only your own encrypted account.
Selective disclosure
Dark by default. Clear on your terms.
The rest of the chain sees a sealed account. When you need to prove a balance or a payment, you hand over a scoped, read-only proof of that one thing, and nothing else.
Main accountThis is what anyone on the chain can see.
How Dark compares
Privacy without the baggage.
| Dark | Public wallet | Mixer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private by default | Yes | No | Only inside the pool |
| Keeps self-custody | Yes | Yes | Sometimes |
| Prove funds when asked | Yes, on your terms | Always public | No |
| Funds pooled with strangers | No | No | Yes |
Token
Built on Robinhood Chain.
Dark runs on Robinhood Chain, and its native token is $DARK. Token details are being finalized ahead of launch.
- Ticker
- $DARK
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Contract
- To be announced
Questions
The short version.
Is Dark self-custodial?
Yes. Your keys stay on your device, and no one else can move your funds or read them for you.
Is Dark a mixer?
No. Your funds are never pooled or commingled with anyone else's. Each account is encrypted on its own, so there is no shared pool involved at any point.
Can I still prove my funds to an exchange?
Yes. Selective disclosure lets you reveal a specific balance or transaction to a party you choose, while the rest of your wallet stays private.
What chain does Dark use?
Dark is built on Robinhood Chain.
Does Dark make me anonymous?
Dark is about confidentiality and control. Your balances and payments are encrypted by default, and you choose what to reveal and to whom. It is not a claim of absolute anonymity.
Stop broadcasting your balance.
Keep what is yours off the record.