Introducing Mixoor

Private Transfers on Solana

What's Mixoor

Mixoor is a privacy protocol for Solana that enables unlinkable $SOL, $USDC and SPL token transfers. Users can deposit funds from A wallet into the protocol and later (or instantly) withdraw them to B wallet without creating any on-chain connection between the two wallets involved.

(beta version will allow direct transfer from A wallet to B wallet, skipping the deposit and withdrawal, see more in beta release section)

Mixoor is designed to prevent wallet clustering, behavioral analysis and traceability of transfers, while preserving the efficiency, low fees and high throughput of Solana.

Privacy is not an optional feature. It is a fundamental layer of financial autonomy.

How does Mixoor work?

Mixoor allows you to transfer funds without any visible connection on blockchain explorers.

Our system uses a Solana Program (aka Smart Contract) Merkle trees, Encrypted Data (Secrets and Nullifiers), and a Decentralized Indexer to make this possible while a smoother UI deliver an exceptional user experience.

Key features are:

  • Unlinkable Transfers: No observable link exists between deposit and withdrawal wallets.

  • Non-Custodial: The protocol never holds private keys or custodian rights over user funds.

  • Solana-Native Architecture: Optimized for parallel execution, low compute costs and real-time settlement.

  • Lightweight Privacy: No heavy zk systems; Mixoor uses commitments, nullifiers and Merkle proofs.

  • Open Source & Community-Governed: The protocol will evolve under the governance of $MIXOOR holders.

  • Low Fees: Withdrawals include a minimal protocol fee of 0.15% on withdrawal to sustain the privacy pool and DAO governance.

Detailed information can be found here.

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