The leak
On-chain, your money talks.
Public chains were built to be read. Hand someone your address once and they can scroll back through every dollar you ever touched: the paycheck, the rent, the late-night trade, the friend you paid back. DARKLLAR turns the lights off on the numbers. Inside the DARKLLAR vault your USDG balance and the size of every private transfer are sealed: on chain they are commitments, and every move is checked by a zero-knowledge proof. That you moved, and when, still shows.
An explorer lookup on a sealed account
Mechanics
Dark by design.
Lights off, sealed on chain Opening soon
Turn on your sealed balance once and it stays dark: the USDG it holds in the vault and what it sends to other DARKLLAR accounts are stored as commitments, and each change is accepted only with a zero-knowledge proof built in your browser. Money crossing the edge, coming in or cashing out, is still visible, so a fresh account only goes fully dark after its first private transfer.
Flash one number Live
Landlord, exchange, auditor: when someone needs proof, light up exactly one number for them and nothing else. A sealed-balance proof is zero-knowledge: it confirms "at least this much" without showing the balance. A proof link can carry an expiry date or be switched off later. Anyone who opens it also sees your address, and a proof that was already downloaded stays checkable.
Your keys, your vault Live
Keys are born on your phone or laptop and never leave it, locked with your password. The DARKLLAR team cannot touch, freeze or hold back your dollars, and your 12-word recovery phrase opens the same address in any Ethereum wallet if our site is ever down. Your sealed-balance key is derived from that wallet, so it comes back with it.
No blending, no pooling Live
Your dollars are never thrown into a pot with strangers' to scramble the path. DARKLLAR hides how much, not who and when. Each sealed balance is its own account in the vault, only a proof made with your key can move it, and the contract has no function that lets anyone else touch it.
Proof on demand
Hidden until you hold up the light.
To the rest of the network a sealed account is a shape with a pulse: it exists, it moves, the numbers stay dark. Need to show you can cover the rent? Send a zero-knowledge proof for that one figure. Flip the card below to see both sides.
Example accountA stranger with your address gets only this.
Side by side
Quiet money, no strings.
| DARKLLAR | Regular wallet | Coin mixer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Numbers hidden from the start | Sealed balance and transfer sizes | Never | While the coins sit in the pot |
| You alone hold the keys | Always | Usually | Depends who runs it |
| Show proof without showing everything | One number per link | All or nothing | Hard to prove anything |
| Your dollars blended with strangers' | Not once | No | That is the whole idea |
DARK$
Minted on Robinhood Chain.
DARK$ is the coin behind DARKLLAR. The contract goes up on this page the moment it launches, not a minute before.
- Symbol
- DARK$
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain
- Address
- Coming at launch
Answers
Straight, no fog.
You, and only you. They are created on your device and stay there, encrypted with your password. We cannot move your dollars or block you from cashing out; your recovery phrase works in any Ethereum wallet even if our servers go quiet.
No. Nothing gets shuffled between users. DARKLLAR keeps the numbers sealed but leaves the path visible: anyone can still see that two accounts traded, just not for how much. The USDG behind every sealed balance sits in the DARKLLAR vault contract, which has no function that lets the team move it. One thing still rests on trust: the zero-knowledge setup was run by the DARKLLAR team, with the transcript published. A public multi-party ceremony and an external audit come before the deposit caps go up.
Create a proof link for the one figure they need: your balance, a single payment, or a running total. They see that number and your address, nothing more. Give the link an expiry or switch it off whenever you like, but remember that a copy someone already saved keeps working.
Robinhood Chain, with USDG as the dollar.
Not invisible, just quiet. Your address and the people you deal with can still be seen. What goes dark is how much you hold in the vault and how much you send privately, and you choose who gets to see a number.
Turn the lights off on your balance.
Your dollars. Your business. Nobody else's.