What anyone can see
Hushd keeps who traded, who paid whom and how much private. The contracts and the services that run the desk are public. This page reads them live, in your browser, so you can see exactly what is out in the open.
What the chain shows
- Deposits, cash outsPublic, with amounts
- Desk dealsPublic, with outcomes
- Private transfersCount only
- Amounts in the poolHidden
The services, live
Each service answers its own health check through the Hushd API at api.hushd.net. The status also lists what each service account holds, so you can see the desk can pay its gas.
Health
- APIReads for the app, sealed request intake and deal roomsChecking…
- RelayerSends proven actions from its own accountChecking…
- IndexerReads Hushd's events from the block streamChecking…
- MatcherCarries sealed batches to the enclaveChecking…
- MakersThe three reference makersChecking…
- KeeperExpires deals, submits hedge orders and reports how each wentChecking…
- TopupKeeps the service accounts fundedChecking…
Service accounts
The contracts, live
Read straight from NEAR testnet RPC. No Hushd server sits in between, and you do not need a wallet.
Counts
Held by the pool
The total each token holds is public, as with any contract. What each note holds, and whose it is, is not.
The accounts
Every Hushd contract on NEAR testnet. Open each on NearBlocks for its code, transactions and events.
What each one does- Shielded poolpool.hushd.testnet
- OTC deskdesk.hushd.testnet
- Encrypted boardboard.hushd.testnet
- Test USDCusdc.hushd.testnet
- Test wNEARwnear.hushd.testnet
- Test BTCbtc.hushd.testnet
On NEAR Intents (mainnet)
Two Hushd agents can trade with each other on intents.near, with real tokens: each signs its side of the trade, and one call settles both sides or neither. The trade is tested on a local node running intents.near's code and ready to run on mainnet. Once it runs, each of its transactions is listed here.
intents.near on NearBlocksWhat stays private
Deposits and cash outs are public by design, because tokens move between a NEAR account and the pool. What happens inside the pool stays sealed.
The full privacy modelWho paid whom
A private transfer shows two new notes and two spent ones, sent by the relayer. Not the sender, the recipient or the amount.
Your balance
Notes are commitments. Without the owner's key, nobody can tell whose they are or what they hold.
Your limit
A request goes on chain as a hash. Your limit and your words are opened only inside the matcher enclave.
Who traded
A desk deal records its maker and its outcome. It does not record the trader, or the amounts.