A private crypto wallet with actual privacy chains

Most wallets that advertise privacy are offering a mixer on a transparent chain, a VPN toggle, or a promise not to log. Those are policies. They can change, and they can be compelled.

WRAITH takes the other route: ship the chains where privacy is enforced by cryptography rather than by policy, and hold the keys on your device so there is nothing on our side to compel.

• Monero. Ring signatures, stealth addresses and RingCT, with proving done locally on your device.
• Shielded Zcash. Orchard shielded addresses — amounts and parties encrypted, validity proved with zero-knowledge proofs.
• Midnight. Receive, balances and sponsored sends, with DUST fees covered so you do not need the fee token to transact.
• No accounts. No email, no username, no sign-up. The wallet has no concept of a user record.
• No KYC from us, ever. Identity verification is never required to install, hold, send or swap.

WRAITH holds no seed, no spend key and no account. The services behind the wallet exist to fetch chain data and shield API credentials — they cannot sign, cannot spend, and cannot reconstruct a key. Monero scanning can be pointed at your own light-wallet server whenever you prefer.

Page loads are logged with IP addresses masked, and every wallet, RPC and swap path is excluded from logging entirely. No balances, no addresses, no transaction history.

Privacy wallets usually make you keep a second wallet for everything else. WRAITH holds Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum and 27 EVM chains, Solana, Sui, Aptos, the Cosmos hubs, XRP, Stellar, TON and Tron from the same BIP39 seed — around 46 native networks across 14 signature families.