What it solves
On public chains, every wallet, position, size and timing is visible. Traders get copied and front-run, and institutions can’t trade without showing their hand. Platforms that want to offer private trading also need to be able to answer a lawful request.How it works
- Plug and play. A platform adds the Palliora DeFi SDK. There is no bridge, no wrapped asset and no separate liquidity.
- Never takes custody. Users’ assets stay on their own chain, under their own control. Privacy applies to the data about the trade, not to the assets.
- Private by default. Who placed which trade stays sealed. Orders, prices and settlement on the venue work as they do today.
- Accountable by design. A specific record can be revealed only through a signed, publicly logged request approved by a quorum of Palliora Guardians. Traders can also share time-bound view keys for tax and audit.
Live now
- Mainnet. Palliora DeFi runs on Ethereum and HyperEVM. Contract addresses, launch limits and fees are in the Palliora DeFi documentation.
- Private payments. Deposit, send and withdraw on both mainnets. Senders, receivers, tokens and amounts stay hidden.
- Private DeFi on Ethereum. Swap on Uniswap, lend on Aave, stake on Lido and deposit into Morpho vaults from a shielded balance, through adaptors. The protocols do not change.
- Private trading on Hyperliquid. From HyperEVM, trade perpetuals with Private Sub-accounts: private funding of a public position. Size and direction stay public on Hyperliquid. What is hidden is the link between the trading address and you.
Built on Palliora
- Accountable privacy. A revoker and a threshold of Decom guardians can de-anonymize one transaction together. The guardian and revoker network runs live. There is no master key.
- Palliora Data Availability. The revoker keeps what it de-anonymized as an encrypted report. Palliora’s silent threshold encryption and Palliora Guardians protect it, and a Compute Contract coordinates storing and retrieving it for the authorized actors. The revoker, or a third party the revoker grants access to, can read it.
Security and trust
- Audit. ABDK audited the protocol and circuits. Both Critical findings and all eight Major findings were fixed. The Hyperliquid components were reviewed internally.
- ZK ceremony. The proving keys come from a public Phase 2 ceremony, finalised on 2026-07-15 with 372 contributions.
- Disclosure contact: security@palliora.org.
Who it’s for
- Exchanges, brokers, wallets and trading front ends that want to offer private payments, private DeFi or private trading to their users. They integrate the SDK.
- Trading firms and institutions that need execution without exposing strategy, and need to answer a lawful request.
- Anyone who wants private payments and private DeFi from one shielded balance. Use the app.