Styx Protocol · Devnet app · Solana
Send, receive, shield, subscribe.
Hash-based proofs checked on-chain, stealth addresses, a shielded pool. Live on devnet, test SOL only. Your wallet keys stay on your device. A note this deployment hands you is not yours alone: it can spend it until you do. Source available. No KYC.
01Devnet app
The app, on devnet
- 01Connectyour wallet
- 02Sign
- 03Send or subscribe
Connect a wallet
One signature to start. Nothing is sent, nothing is paid.
What a deposit costs, and what your keys are
Everything here runs on a P01 key: subscriptions belong to it and notes are sealed to it. A deposit costs you one signature — the denomination, a 0.3% protocol fee and a 1% operator fee — while this deployment fronts the refundable proof rent and takes it back afterwards. Recipient addresses are hybrid post-quantum. The signature that pays is Ed25519 and stays Ed25519.
Devnet onlyDevnet. Test tokens, not real funds. Not audited.
02How it works
How Styx works
The chain shows every deposit and every spend. What it is built not to show is which deposit a spend came from.
STARKs, with no trusted setup. Hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM-768 stealth addresses, keyed from an Ed25519 wallet.
Built to be checked: the white paper, its claims ledger and the commands to rebuild the prover are public. Not externally audited.
In the older-note exchange
Your 1 SOL funds a note in a shielded pool and you spend a different, older one, so a chain reader cannot match your spend to your payment by its fingerprint. The deployment that hands you that note knows which one it is and can spend it until you do, and on a quiet pool the timing can still pair them.