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pWallet is a self-custodial Solana wallet with private balances, built on Helius Privacy Rings. Holders of $pWallet are paid the coin's creator fees every hour, privately.

Getting started

1. Create or import a wallet

Create new wallet makes a 12-word recovery phrase on your device. Write it down and keep it offline: anyone with the phrase controls the funds, and pWallet can't recover it. Import recovery phrase restores a wallet you already have.

2. Set a password

Your phrase is encrypted with your password before it's saved in your browser. You enter it each time you come back. The wallet is saved per browser and per website, so on a new device, import your phrase.

3. Add SOL

Send SOL to your wallet address. Keep a little for network fees: turning on privacy and shielding each cost a small Solana fee.

Privacy

Turning privacy on

The first time, your wallet registers once on Solana so it can receive private funds. This costs a small network fee.

Shield

Shielding moves SOL from your public balance into your private balance. The deposit is visible on Solana. After it, your balance is private.

Send

Sending to another private wallet is confidential. Sending to a normal address becomes a public withdrawal to that address, and the wallet asks you to confirm first.

Unshield

Withdraw from your private balance back to any public Solana address. The withdrawal is visible on Solana.

Private: your shielded balance, amounts sent between private wallets, and the size of every payout.
Public: deposits into the private pool, withdrawals out of it, and the addresses on those two moves.

Hourly payouts

100% of $pWallet's creator fees go to its holders. At the top of every hour, the fees collected are split between holders who:

Each share follows your bag, with a sealed random multiplier, so no payout can be worked out from public balances. Private wallets are paid into their private balance; everyone else gets plain SOL. Shares under 0.001 SOL roll over to the next hour.

Security

Privacy Rings is run by Helius and is in beta. pWallet is independent and not affiliated with Helius. Not financial advice.