privacy.vet

Cross-Chain Transaction Privacy Analysis

Pick where value starts and where it lands. For each pair, this maps the real wallets and venues that connect the two chains, then characterizes which privacy properties survive the journey. Seven corridors are fully vetted (), with deeper signals; one is a preview () of a corridor whose privacy is not yet live; every other pair is provisional (): assembled from verified building blocks, but not individually hand-checked.

Choose transaction corridor Analyze any path by selecting a source and destination chain (or start from one of the vetted presets below).
Strict Mode: Private-to-Private Only
Flag any route that can't keep all six properties intact.
Presets Jump straight to a researched corridor; the marker shows how far each has been verified.

Vetted: researched end-to-end, live today Preview: privacy not yet live, projected from design Provisional: built from verified parts, not hand-checked
Transaction Corridor Analysis
How this is modeled & what the labels mean

Vetted () corridors, marked with the green check above, are researched end-to-end: real venues with fees and timing, the exact mechanism, precise leak points, a Deeper signals read (e.g., anonymity-set size, timing correlation, liquidity and limits), and sources, re-checked as of the date shown.

Preview () marks a corridor whose privacy is not yet live (i.e., Circle Arc↔Solana today). The bridge works now for USDC, but Arc's confidential transactions are still in development, so the breakdown is projected from Circle's published design and labelled as such.

Provisional () pairs are composed from verified building blocks, as route = source × rail × destination; they are accurate as far as the blocks go, but the specific pair has not been hand-vetted.

Caveats throughout: named venues are examples and their support shifts weekly; verdicts describe the strongest honest case for each route. Verify before moving funds.